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Alternative Aid to Africa: A Two-Way Street Engineers Without Borders – University of Cincinnati Alex Jones, Kevin Knollman, and Max Poyle

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Alternative Aid to Africa: A Two-Way Street. Engineers Without Borders – University of Cincinnati Alex Jones, Kevin Knollman , and Max Poyle. James Shikwati. Jeffrey Sachs. Dambisa Moyo. Alternative Approach. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Alternative Aid to Africa: A Two-Way Street

Alternative Aid to Africa: A Two-Way Street

Engineers Without Borders – University of Cincinnati

Alex Jones, Kevin Knollman, and Max Poyle

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James Shikwati

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Dambisa Moyo Jeffrey Sachs

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Alternative Approach

• Engineers Without Borders – improve

the quality of life via sustainable,

appropriate engineering projects

• Partner with proactive communities

to develop physical solutions to real

problems

• Provide a jumpstart for local

initiatives

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Failed Attempts

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Roll Back Malaria

• Started: 1998

• Goal: Reduce Malaria Cases by 50%

• $1.9 Billion per Year

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Too Little Money, Too Much Illness• 2002: $200

Million per Year

• 2004: Malaria

Increases by

12%

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Lesotho Water Project

• Started: 1986

• Diverting Fresh Water

• Mainly for Electricity and Sale

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Evil, Expensive Water

• Shut Down: 2003

• Expense Issues

• Political Corruption

• Masupha Sole

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Lake Turkana Fish Processing Plant

• Donor: Norwegian Government

• Cost: $22 Million• Goal was to

provide jobs and income for Kenyan people

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No Fish in the Desert

• Lack of research by Norway

• Separation of Norway and then-president Daniel Arap Moi

• Poor consultation with communities

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Mogadishu, Somalia

• Donors: Red Cross and U.N.• Large food donations for the Somali

people• Millions of dollars in “relief efforts”

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Warlord Takeover

• Lack of a constant U.N. or U.S. military presence

• No food distribution center

• “Relief efforts” not making it to Somalia population

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Part

ners

hip • Long-Term

Relationships• Mutual Benefit

for Both Parties

Sust

ain

abili

ty • Use of Local Materials

• Safe and Sturdy Projects

Educa

tion • Ensure Village’s

Knowledge of Technology

• Continued Communication Between Group and Village

What EWB Does Differently

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Our Projects

Burere Nyambogo Otho Abwao

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Otho Abwao

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Burere

• Schoolhouse

Project

• Located in

Tanzania

• Collapsing

Schoolhouse

• Could Lead to

Large Long-

Term Social

Decline

• New

Schoolhouse

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Nyambogo

• Located in Tanzania

• Population: 5,000

• Long Dry Seasons

• Lack Access to any Real Water

• Water System in the Works

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In Conclusion…