Applying digital technology in a regional network: what we have learned and are still learning
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A case study presentation delivered by Katie Allan and Susan Kung'u, GHARP/KRA, at Information for Change 2010, Nairobi, Kenya, 21st September 2010.
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Applying digital technology in a regional network: what we have learned and are still learning
- 1. Susan Kung’u Finance and Administration Officer Katie Allan Information and Communication Officer GHARP/KRA Applying digital technology in a regional network: what we have learned and are still learning GHARP case study 2010
- 4. Vision That all people have access to safe, reliable, and sustainable water supplies for productive uses
- 7. Focus on KRA 1 Water pan, livestock trough, farm pond, & drip irrigation
- 8. School rainwater harvesting and sanitation systems Focus on KRA 2
- 9. Rock catchment systems, sand dams, sub-surface dams Focus on KRA 3
- 10. Bee-keeping, tree-planting, animal-drawn dam scoop, & hay baler Focus on KRA 4
- 18. Google Booksearch Downloadable sections Hard copy book digitised Option to purchase Options for advertising revenue
- 21. Thank you Thank you
Notas do Editor
- Bee-keeping:-it is an important part of small-scale integrated farming systems.they are vital contributors to pollination and crop production,and they produce honey,bees wax and other products.they do well near natural forests and on integrated farms with abundant water and flowers.