Drawing, Crayon

Life after Poverty Eradication.

Life after Poverty    Eradication.

The drawing is by Francis Bwindira 17 years. He has reformed from street life system and is in class 8, at Morrison Primary school. He stays at Bahati Rehabilitation center.

The Image is a crayon drawing, and it shows a lady who has come home. She has just packed her car outside. At the top left side some electricity poles are showing.

Francis says that poverty can be eradicated if the government ministers stopped being corrupt, and if every family had a nice house and own land. He says if everyone had wealth there would be no violence robberies.

Thank you very much.

Grace.

Country
Kenya
Submitted
2005-06-01
License
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Historical comments (2)

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Grace John Mulei

Energy and land distribution are a real problem in the country.

The drawer ended in thelstreets after the parents were killed during violent land clash. Their house was st ablaze. He survicved becaise he had gone to a sunday school.

Grace John Mulei

The political leadership capitalizes on grid energy and land ownership.The government allows energy generation but disallows distribution.

Equity land distribution,and Liberization of Energy Distribution Policy for poverty eradication is crucial.

Energy would promote rural industrial development,ICT, promote water rresources.

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