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T.E.(Terry) Manning,

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KIOGORO  INTEGRATED SELF-FINANCING RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

 

KIOGORO DIVISION IN KISII CENTRAL DISTRICT IN THE REPUBLIC OF  KENYA

INCORPORATING LETS AND COMMUNITY BANKING

 

(partnership applications invited)

 

and

NGO STICHTING BAKENS VERZET, WIERINGERWERF, NETHERLANDS


"Money is not the key that opens the gates of the market but the bolt that bars them"

 

Gesell, Silvio The Natural Economic Order

Revised English edition, Peter Owen, London 1958, page 228

 

 

“Poverty is created scarcity”

Wahu Kaara, point 8 of the Global Call to Action Against Poverty, 58th annual NGO Conference, United Nations, New York 7th September 2005.


 (Edition 02 : 10th July, 2008)


 

 

04.00 PROJECT GOALS AND EXPECTED RESULTS 

 

04.08 FIVE CONDITIONS PRECEDENT TO PROJECT EXECUTION. 

 

This project has been worked out with the users, who execute, run, maintain, pay for and own all the structures. Five basic conditions have been accepted by the users. Without them, this integrated self-financing development project could not be executed.

They are:

1 Acceptation of Health Clubs. These do not only serve the purposes of offering basic hygiene education courses. They also serve as a platform for women, so that they can organise themselves and participate and play an important role in the various structures foreseen. The health clubs therefore constitute a means of addressing the so-called "gender problem".

2 Willingness to pay at least the equivalent in Kenyan Shillings of  € 0,60 per month per person (the equivalent in Kenyan shillings of  € 6 per extended family of 10) into a Cooperative Development Fund during the first four years and pay at least the equivalent in Kenyan Shillings of  € 0,75 per month per person (the equivalent in Kenyan shillings of  € 7,50 per extended family of 10) into the Cooperative Development Fund for years 5-10 of the first project period. This payment covers the entire package of basic services foreseen including hygiene education, drinking water supply, sanitation, waste removal, high efficiency stoves and fuel for them, and lighting for study purposes.

3 Acceptance of the use of local exchange trading (LETS) systems, which enable goods and services originating in the project area to be exchanged without the need for formal money.

4 Acceptance of the use of GYPSUM COMPOSITES process which enables most of the items required for local development to be made locally with 100% local value added within the framework of the local LETS systems in local low cost labour intensive production units.

5 Acceptance of dry composting toilet systems with the separation of urine and faeces. Aspects relating to the form, the colour, the finish, privacy and similar will all be discussed with and decided by the users. The dry toilet systems foreseen enable waste to be recycled at household level so that problems connected with the pollution of surface and ground water can be addressed at local level without the need for major investments.

 


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