Kay from eCAP Ghana visits MKFC in Stockholm
Posted on | May 11, 2010 | 2 Comments
Kay Obiri-Mainoo together with Kalle and Emma Hedlund
MKFC Partner Kay Obiri-Mainoo from eCap Ghana Foundation arrived to Stockholm today for a two-week visit to Stockholm. Kay is the project manager for village development projects in Ghana, using action learning and e-learning in collaboration with MKFC. Kay runs a business from Kumasi, Ghana, called eCap Ghana Foundation, and continuing cooperation with MKFC
The work, based on the change in the power of the people living in villages, has been very successful. Thanks to improvements in hygiene and sanitation, malaria and diarrhoeal diseases declined drastic. New buildings, including a school building was being built, and the change process continues all the time – and after a time on its own merits.
Written by Olle Lundberg
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