Grace John Mulei
View artist portfolioThe drawing is by Peter Waithaka who is 14 yeas. He was a former street boy who has reformed, now in class 7, at Morrison Primary school.
Image is about life after capacity building and poverty eradication. It shows a man and his wife who are working at there poultry farm. The woman has just collected the eggs while the husband feeds the chicks.
He says such a business can cause someone to bank money, borrow money and ale is able to develop his financial potentials.
Please forgive me for acting behind time. “Better late than never.”
Thank you very much,
Grace.
- Country
- Kenya
- Submitted
- 2005-06-01
- License
- Legacy license code: 0
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Traditional Poutry keeping preserves the eccosystem,soil fatility, and the birds have vitamin D. There is need for capacity building for community involvement.
The countriesin the South and especially Kenya community,they have alot of potentials for povrty eradication.
Traditional poutry keeping is chiep,quality productivity,and more popolar.
The products have no side affects,unlike the convetional poultry farming.
Donor dependancy can be eradicated through capacity building and resourcefulness in producte involvement.
Grace