$11,600.00 from profits from fiscal year 2019
King'ii Primary School in West Kenya has no operational latrines (toilets) for students and teachers. As a result, the school is in danger of being closed.
Access to adequate sanitation facilities are directly related to health and education outcomes. An evaluation of a previous GPFD WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene) project found that students at the treatment school were 40% points less likely to have experienced diarrhea and 24% more likely to spend one additional hour on homework per night than control school students. Global Partners for Development (GPFD) will build latrines for students and teachers at King'ii Primary School, benefitting 369 children and 10 teachers.
A World Centric partner since 2019.
Global Partners for Development's mission is to take an authentic and sustainable approach to community-driven development in impoverished regions of Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. That means supporting schools and community-based organizations to manage education and public health interventions that generate lasting change for local people. Their vision is grounded in the belief that local people are the key to responsible development. GPFD envision a world where even disenfranchised communities have the capacity to build sustainable solutions to the problems they face.
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World Centric
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3 minutes
Published on
Jul 20, 2020
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