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Nov 29 Inclusion Financière et Agriculture / Financial Inclusion and Agriculture Post Teaser Text L’agriculture ne consiste pas simplement en la production de cultures, c’est la production de nourriture et de fibres tirées du sol et de l’eau de notre monde.Sans l’agriculture il est impossible d’avoir une ville, un marché, des banques, des universités, des églises ou encore des armées.L’agriculture est la fondation même de la civilisation et de toute économie stable.La grande majorité de la population du Burkina Faso et plus généralement du Sahel vit dans les zones rurales et leur principale activité est l’agriculture.
Nov 23 IPA Kenya Participates in WASH Benefits Project Stakeholders Meeting Post Teaser Text On November 23, 2016, IPA Kenya participated in a stakeholders meeting for the WASH Benefits Project.IPA Kenya was represented by Suleiman Asman (Country Director), Ryan Mahoney, Betty Ojeny, John Mboya, Jared Otuke, and others.The event was attended by several stakeholders in the WASH sector, including the Director of Public Health and Sanitation, officials from county governments, KEMRI, Afya-plus, and the Safe Water and AIDS Project. The forum was used to communicate status updates, share preliminary findings, highlight challenges and propose a way forward, and empower county governments and the national government to translate evidence into policy decisionmaking.