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Goals of Project Daraja

1. To support the target community in development activities that will be planned and implemented cooperatively.
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3. To build networks that develop indigenous capacity, appropriate technology and skill at all levels.
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5. To develop and maintain relationships which provide effective channels for mutual growth and action with our partners.
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7. To identify, promote and expand equitable and participatory involvement of women in the development process in alleviating poverty, improving health and expanding the use of restorative justice principles.
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9. To facilitate the right ability of our partners to attain their full potential and to assist their communities achieve their collective potential.
   

1. Education and Training
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   1. Launch two-year Diploma in NGO Management in partnership with Kenyatta University
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   3. Partnership with Kenya National NGO Council on training and workshops for NGO management
   
   
   
3. Restorative Justice
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   1. Nationwide community-based training and program development on mediation and restorative justice – funded by Kenya Ministry of Justice and U.S. Embassy Department of Cultural Affairs and Fulbright Program
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   3. Continued partnership with Children’s Law Center of Kenya regarding children’s rights
   
   
   
5. Community Development
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   1. Direct contribution of funds for:
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      1. Transportation costs to deliver 25,000 books from Books for Africa
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      3. Roundabout Playground Pumps to ensure safe water supply to schools
      
      
   3. Community development work with two local villages to:
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      1. Develop sustainable water supplies
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      3. A nurse exchange initiative to provide basic public heath information programs through local schools and clinics
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      5. Support women’s groups in developing cottage industry projects and AID’s awareness and prevention