Primary school in Naipa




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KENYA - NAIPA
Period:

1999-2003

Cause:

WHO analysis

Categories:
Member:
Partners:

DESWOS, Anglican Church of Kenia

Donor:

German Ministry for Development, BMZ



In 1998 two doctors who worked for the WHO in the Region of Naipa in the northwest of Kenia asked “Architects over Frontiers” Germany to help them to build a primary school for the region. In the follow up process “Architekten Über Grenzen” and the German Development Organization DESWOS were engaged in the school building together with fi nancial support of the German Ministry for Development, BMZ, and the Anglican Curch of Kenia as a local partner. In 2003 the school has been fi nished and handed over to the local partner. The school has 4 classrooms, a staff room and a directory with a base of 220 squaremetres. For a cost of all in all 35.000 Euros “Architects over Frontiers” Germany and DESWOS were able to build a school in which today nearly 500 children are getting lections from teachers paid by the State of Kenia.