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Nixon Boumba describing lessons learnt from the Haiti earthquake in "How not to rebuild Nepal" recommends listening to local people, supporting local people and reaching the most vulnerable as the top three things to do. I agree.
Surely there are skilled and trustworthy local people and local organizations. We just need to identify them and support them, if we are to not become another Haiti!
Jayjeev reports on Thangpalkot following COMMITTED's visit to the village.
A summary of the contents of COMMITTED's Annual Report for the fiscal year 2013-14. Links to the relevant blog posts, YouTube videos and Picasa photo albums about the projects implemented are also included in the post.
What matters the most? And with matters of the heart, sometimes tough decisions have to be made as difficult as it might be for it to accept.
Our fishermen in Thangpalkot harvest fish from their ponds and we complete the construction of the multipurpose court at Raithane School during our November 17-20, 2014 visit.
Social Business for Education farming projects, once set up, will generate income for the school making it self-sufficient. In the case of Raithane School. the project is a fishery, which we setup during this visit to the village.
A short write-up about our August 26-29 visit to Thangpalkot with Doug and Devika Grant of Tennis Trekker.
Video of January 3, 2014, interview on Kantipur TV breakfast show Rise and Shine. It's entirely in English.
A short post about my most recent visit to Thangpalkot. I was accompanied by a friend and former colleague from my days in Qatar.
COMMITTED makes regular visits to our project site, Thangpalkot village. This is post about our March visit when we took along our Swiss friends!