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Timson Maneno of the Tana Hurara Farmers CBO thanks the recipient for granting 50 acres of farmland. He plans to build the Kenyan Centre for Solidarity Economy on the land to support local farmer initiatives, new technologies, and other ventures. Maneno also thanks the recipient for their participation in meetings in Kenya and for bringing the group closer to African nature and wildlife. Finally, he invites the recipient and colleagues to visit Barka Foundation communities and centers in Europe.
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The document provides a history of Ghana from ancient medieval empires through European colonization. It discusses the medieval Ghana Empire which occupied present-day Mali and gave its name to modern Ghana. It then describes the ancient Empire of Ghana which controlled gold trade and established the city of Kumbi Saleh as an important trading hub. European powers later built forts along the coast for gold, ivory, and slave trading. By the end of the 16th century, most ethnic groups in Ghana had settled in their current locations after migrations from larger empires to the north.Kenya vision 2030
Kenya vision 2030International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The Kenya Vision 2030 is Kenya's new long-term development plan covering 2008 to 2030. It aims to transform Kenya into a middle-income country providing a high quality of life. The Vision was developed through extensive stakeholder consultations to understand development challenges and strategies. It is based on three pillars: economic, social, and political. The economic pillar aims for 10% annual GDP growth. The social pillar pursues equitable social development. The political pillar goals are democratic governance and human rights.Equal of europe for africa project[2]![Equal of europe for africa project[2]](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/equalofeuropeforafricaproject2-120711141155-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
Equal of europe for africa project[2]International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The document summarizes a visit by representatives of the Barka Foundation to the European Commission and European Parliament in Brussels to seek support for an "Equal of Europe for Africa" initiative.
The delegation met with various officials to discuss the proposed initiative, which aims to empower marginalized communities in Africa based on the success of the EU's Equal program in Europe. They provided an overview of Barka's work and the proposed network that would help coordinate efforts.
While immediate funding was not available, several officials expressed support and willingness to assist. Next steps include further developing the initiative through fact-finding in Africa and establishing the coordinating network based in Brussels.Programme of study visit 12 16 june 2012
Programme of study visit 12 16 june 2012International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The document outlines a study visit organized by the Steps to Success Project to Poznan, Poland from April 24-28, 2012. Seven participants will visit social economy centers and cooperatives to gain insight into Poland's social economy sector and how social cooperatives are developed and operated. The itinerary includes visits to integration centers, workshops on developing social coops, and meetings with local people who established cooperatives. The goal is to inspire participants to consider forming social cooperatives or enterprises in their own communities.Inise aisbl
Inise aisblInternational Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The document discusses the founding of INISE AISBL, an international network for innovative social entrepreneurship. It summarizes that Chara Trust from Liverpool has now been included as a founding member. It outlines INISE's objectives to promote social inclusion and social entrepreneurship through partnerships. It also describes the different categories of members and lists the interim board and trustees. Finally, it mentions that registration is underway in Brussels and meetings will be held with European institutions to update them on progress.Meeting invitation 26 05 2012
Meeting invitation 26 05 2012International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The Chairman of the Kenya Community Association invites members of various African communities in Liverpool to an open forum on May 26th at the Job Bank building to learn about a proposed social enterprise initiative in Africa by the Barka Foundation of Poland and Barka UK. The founders of Barka Foundation paid a recent study tour to Kenya and will share their vision and experience from the tour. The forum will provide an opportunity for the African communities in Liverpool to help shape this citizens-led international development project between 11am to 2pm on May 26th.Meeting agenda 26 05 2012
Meeting agenda 26 05 2012International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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The Barka Africa Social Economy Initiative is holding an open forum at Job Bank in Liverpool on May 26th, 2012 from 11:00 am. The forum will include presentations on the overview and model of the Barka Foundation, their initiative with the EU in Africa, replicating the Barka model in Kenya based on a study tour, and the role of African communities in the UK in the initiative. There will also be an open forum for discussion and plans will be shared for the future of the Barka initiative before the event concludes.The minutes of the meeting north west forum for african communities
The minutes of the meeting north west forum for african communitiesInternational Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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Sangale development association constitution
Sangale development association constitution International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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National state agency for science and technology
National state agency for science and technologyInternational Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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Mukuru rehab proposal rdp incl bud june 2012[1]
Mukuru rehab proposal rdp incl bud june 2012[1]International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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Programme of study visit 12 16 june 2012
Programme of study visit 12 16 june 2012International Network for Innovative Social Entrepreneurship
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- 1. Timson Maneno Tana Hurara Farmers CBO Tana River County Kenya Poznan, 24 May 2012 Subject: Expression of gratefulness for the granted allotment of 50 acres of farmland within the Tana Hurara Farmers CBO We would like to thank you very much for the farmland of 50 acres granted to Barka Foundation for Mutual Help. On the assigned area we would like to build Kenyan Centre for Solidarity Economy which will serve as an incubator for development of local initiatives of famers in rural areas, new technologies, alternative energy sources and other ventures. We are deeply grateful for your gift and will make sure that it serves the common good of local communities. We would like to thank you for your enriching presence during Barka Foundation’s study visit in Kenya on 28/04 – 09/05/2012 and your active and fruitful participation in the meetings. Thank you for bringing us closer to African nature and the wildlife. Thank you for making us familiar with Tana Hurara Famers CBO, the organisation which we believe has a great potential and a bright future with a large group of farmers, breeders and fishermen having extraordinary opportunities for development of entrepreneurship and infrastructure. We are now in the process of creating an international association in Brussels, which will with joy, embrace opportunities for cooperation with Hurara Farmers CBO. And we are continuing the work to launch the EQUAL of Europe with Africa project which will bear fruits in the nearest future. We would like to extend our warmest invitation to you and your collegues and friends to visit Barka communities and Social Reintegration Centres in Europe. With friendship, Tomasz and Barbara Sadowski Barka Foundation Chair and Vice Chair