By Iona Smith | Communications and Impact Officer
Hello supporters, friends, supporters-to-be!
Well well well… A lot has happened since our last report, and we have a lot of exciting progress pictures to show you just how impactful this project has been for communities along the inner-city banks of the River Athi.
The transformations to these riversides in Nairobi have been phenomenal. The pictures really demonstrate the impact that this project is having within communities. When comparing the former riverside rubbish dumps to the luscious community gardens which we see now, it is hard to comprehend that they are the same place! Credit goes to our in-country partners Chemolex, who have leveraged community spirit in combination with their technical ingenuity to produce highly effective community river clean-up schemes.
We’ll keep this report short, as the pictures really do the talking in terms of demonstrating how impatful this project has been. So, if you want to support of continuation of transformations like these- DONATE NOW!
Please make sure you share this on social media, or if that isn't your thing then send it to your friends over email or any medium of commuincation that tickles your fancy.
Thank you so much to everyone who has donated to this project so far! We hope that with your help we can continue to support projects like this one.
All the best!
Iona + the Smart Villages Team
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By Iona Smith | Impact and Outreach Officer
By Iona Smith | Impact and Outreach Officer
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