Founder of a National non-Governmental Organization (NGO) first in its kind in Africa, dealing with street abandoned, addicted, and convicted children youth 1987-2006. LA SAMARITAINE-GUINEE - has rehabilitated from poverty since 1987 more than 1.200 indigenous children aged 16/18 – boys and girls, promoting them to become self-sufficient citizens through free training in technical fields such as carpentry, clothes making, car mechanics, etc. NGO s Member of the International Council on Alcohol and Addictions since 1990. The nationwide number of staff: 120 Founder of the Guinean National coalition on the right of the children. Advocating for children right based on United Nations international convention on the right of children. www.crin.org/organisations/viewOrg.asp?ID=627- Warden of USA embassy/Conakry/Guinea from 1996/2006- been certified for voluntarily contributing to the wellbeing of Americans citizen in Guinea. http://conakry.usembassy.gov – Lecturer of the ICAA – Lausanne - have been lecturing on drug prevention courses organized by the ICAA in 4 West African countries – www.icaa.ch - Author of a first book titled “One major defies of years 2000 aka Problematic of children/Youth – engraving circumstances and possible solutions” published in 2005 – in French. On the global situation of youth in Guinea/Africa and in the world.
Funding Projects in the Third World
Hidden Secrets Revealed
by Karamba Elhadj Bayo
Funding Projects in the Third World
Hidden Secrets Revealed
by Karamba Elhadj Bayo
Published May 28, 2020
384 Pages
6 x 9 Black & White Paperback
Genre: POLITICAL SCIENCE / NGOs (Non-Governmental Organizations)
Book Details
This comprehensive book with no doubt the first of its kind is daring to offer itself as a practical kind of handout for whoever is planning sooner or later to initiate or fund any type of socio-development project in the third world and particularly in Africa.
Initiated primarily from the fear fact that all those vast funds out there whenever made available; meaning ready to be allocated to supposed or genuine lifesaving projects in less developed countries in those part of our world, will end up for the majority of cases squandered with no guilt of any kind from none of the parties involved in it. So, why, and how then this different kind of book can be a useful one for partners in any given project per se? Verily, after having been a constant watchful recipient about project funding subject from the field and having accumulated a sound experience for such a long period, it has appeared to me like a personal duty to release my modest contribution to all parties involved in any project, for now, hoping that as the first of its kind, this book can awaken from the fact only both funders and recipients. By genuinely attempting to show to all partners in project funding how to preserve funded projects around the third world particularly, that should at the same time open up a global debate that would ultimately lead us to more sustainable projects.
