Doing Something With Nothing Trying to Make Kampalas Primary Schools Safer and Healthier Eric Weinberger Jorrit de Jong 2021
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We are proud to report that our efforts to make the Kampala primary schools safer and healthier, through Doing Something With Nothing, have paid off. This year, in fact, we completed our project at the Kampala primary schools and are seeing results. In this essay, I’d like to describe the project in a few sentences and tell you how our efforts have been paying off. To summarize: This essay explains how and why the author used Doing Something With Nothing (DSWN) to address Kampala primary school safety issues. It is
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I have the great pleasure of reporting on a case study about a community project to improve safety and health in school in my local district in Germany. The project took place in two of the most underprivileged communities in my district. The schools were among the most in need of improvement. We needed to make a significant positive impact. To do that, we worked together with the local authorities, the local community, and the school management, and we came up with the idea to build a solar-powered lighting system for each school. We created a small group of local
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“Doing Something With Nothing” is a book on strategies and techniques for individuals and communities to create sustainable change in society. This essay describes my research in how a school in Kampala, Uganda is making schools safer and healthier. Kampalas Primary School is a small private school in Uganda that serves around 300 children in grades K-6. It was built in 2009 and was initially funded by my foundation, which has since grown into a global foundation. find out The school’s
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I did not think much of that idea. It was so unrealistic. But it felt good to try. I started small, by planting some vegetables in my backyard. I had read that such small gardening projects could be the first step towards a more sustainable and healthy future. So I decided to start with a small vegetable garden. I started by digging a small plot. A few tulips, some lettuce, some spinach, some radishes, and a few tomatoes. I watered them, weeded, and added comp
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How do we measure and evaluate whether schools in Kampala, Uganda are safe for students, teachers and the wider community? The lack of this information makes it difficult for governments and stakeholders to decide whether to improve security measures, whether to add staff, to repair or replace infrastructure. The Ugandan government and the UN World Food Programme (WFP) initiated a project to improve security in primary schools and make them safer. They have a number of tools to measure the safety of schools and their performance. This case study is based
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“For 12 years, I’ve been trying to make Kampalas Primary Schools safer and healthier. weblink Here’s my experience so far.” Doing Something With Nothing Trying to Make Kampalas Primary Schools Safer and Healthier, as the title suggests, is a simple phrase. My work has involved no buildings, materials, equipment, tools, or people. Yet, I have been successful in achieving the desired outcome – safety and health in a school. My objective was to raise the safety and health standards in a school to those prevalent
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“The United Nations has long emphasized the crucial role that education can play in promoting sustainable development, equity, and social justice. One reason why many countries do not prioritize education is that it is seen as a luxury. This is the view of many people who do not understand the importance of education for personal development and a better quality of life. The COVID-19 pandemic has made this point even clearer. A study by UNESCO found that the pandemic had led to a 72% decline in primary school en