IKSDP launches a new project for the Nyandiwa community: drinking water with clean energy. The project consists in the construction of a distribution point to the community of water withdrawn from Lake Victoria, suitably filtered and made drinkable through a special photovoltaic system. The project is ready and the collection of funds necessary to carry out the work has begun. Execution times: about 3 months from economic availability. To contribute financially: IKSDP-HARAMBEE PROJECT Onlus, IBAN: IT09A0306909606100000162169, BIC: BCITITMM
Reason: Drinking water for Nyandiwa
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Signed on September 28, 2019 in Reggio Calabria the Framework Agreement between Consortium NET, the Azimut Association of High Education, the Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria, the Ecolandia Consortium and the IKSDP Kenya- Self-help Group (Harambee Gwassi Project). Among others, the Agreement’s signatories committed to contribute to the technical-scientific training, to the development of rural areas in Italy and Kenya and to the strengthening of the bond between the two countries in order to face the environmental and social challenges within the framework of the Agenda 2030 goals. Therefore, the parties intend to carry out initiatives and projects in the following priority sectors: agriculture and sustainable forestry, protection and enhancement of natural resources and landscape, territorial and city planning, technological innovation and circular economy.
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Nyandiwa Sports Centre concerns the sports ground of Harambee Project, which was born to offer to local young boys and girls ludic and recreational, but at the same time educational, activities. The purpose is that of promoting sports as an instrument to spread ethic values, as well as an occasion to develop skills and as a moment of entertainment and gathering for the local community and bordering areas. Another important aim is the increasing participation of the female population in sports activities, to pursue the crossing of cultural barriers and encourage gender equality.
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