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Global Heroes - Carolina for Kibera
Another story about one of the BoP Protocol Pilot's most important partners: Carolina for Kibera (CFK) last week was honored as one of Time Magazine's "Heroes of Global Health" and Acting President Kim Chapman was featured at the Global Health Conference in New York.
CFK is an incredible community-based organization in Kibera: one of the world's largest slums on the outskirts of Nairobi Kenya. The organization's programs target issues of ethnic violence, health care, safe spaces for girls, and environmental sanitation and income generation. All their work follows a common theme of participatory development and the organization's operations in Kenya are run by Kiberans.
CFK and its staff were critical to the Base of the Pyramid Protocol Pilot in Kenya and the resulting pilot venture between SC Johnson and the local community groups continues to be advised by CFK staff.
Congratulations to everyone at CFK and keep up the great work!
Carolina for Kibera Resources:
Carolina for Kibera - web site at the University of North CarolinaInterview with Kim Chapman - the News & ObserverHeroes of the 2005 Global Health Summit - including Kim Chapman and Carolina for KiberaBRINQ Photos from Kenya & Kibera - including many photos of Carolina for Kibera staff, activities, and partnersBase of the Samosa - an article on BRINQ.com and the World Resources NextBillion.net about the BoP and CFK
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