two kids can u have in china.
two kids can u have in china.
how many kids can u have in china?
two
kids for kids supports grass roots projects that communities identify as the most effective way of enabling them to help themselves. "we don't believe in charity" said parker "our aim is to empower women to take charge of their own lives, long term". first priority is water and for the first time in a long while the water environment and sanitation department in north darfur is in a position to drill as many hand pumps as kids for kids has money for. "a hand pump can be named after a donor" says parker. many kids for kids pumps are treasured as a living memorial for someone who has died, or to celebrate something special. in some areas, where hand pumps prove that there is plentiful water, they can be converted to submersible solar powered pumps which will help many people. kids for kids also trains midwives because there is no health care in villages. when there is obstructed labour, a common complication in a region where fgm (female genital mutilation) is widespread, rope delivery is the only form of help. the charity trains first aid workers who treat simple wounds, teach hygiene and even build latrines and provides veterinary care to all the animals in each village. additionally, kids for kids trains people in farming techniques and water harvesting, provides donkeys—the only transport in a region where there are no roads—donkey ploughs, carts and water carts, farm tools and seeds, blankets, mosquito nets and other household essentials—and, most importantly, the provides and repairs hand pumps. long term improvement of the environment, the planting of trees, is another priority, and forms another source of income for families. an extensive tree planting campaign has been funded since 2006, with a demonstration garden in the main tree nursery in el fasher, where trees planted back in 2006 are now tall enough to give shade and where people come to picnic at weekends. kids for kids has also funded a new midwives training school in el fasher where they fund the training of 40 village midwives each year. but the key project is a goat loan. the poorest 15 percent of families in each kids for kids village is lent six goats to provide milk immediately for the children and to enable mothers to have a livelihood as the little flock multiplies. at the end of two years six goats are passed on to another poor family, and so on. eventually the whole community benefits from this simple, life changing, loan. it has been called the best microfinance project ever. to ensure that the projects are sustainable and there is clear accountability, the management of the projects is carried out by village committees which are trained in book keeping—but, most importantly, they are accountable to their own communities. this has ensured that the projects have survived even during the worst periods of violence.
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where in the world is carmen sandiego? (1996 video game)