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Growing Perspectives: Febrile Chills - Sleepless Nights - Morning brings a lucid, cruel, cruel, reality
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Stories of life and reflections on change from Zambia '09. Friday, August 14, 2009. Febrile Chills - Sleepless Nights - Morning brings a lucid, cruel, cruel, reality. A child dies of malaria every 30 seconds" - WHO. So here is yet another stab at Malaria, take it for what it's worth. Like many things I have encountered in Zambia, there is a white get out of jail free card for Malaria. The treatment exists within the walls of so many Chemists and Doctor's Offices. It exists, it's cheap, and it's r...It's ...
Growing Perspectives: Internal roadblocks to change
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Stories of life and reflections on change from Zambia '09. Saturday, September 5, 2009. Internal roadblocks to change. As difficult as it is for an organization to achieve project success based on conditions in the field there are also difficulties inherent within organizations that are roadblocks to change. Does the manager actively try to understand the strengths and weaknesses in the team and work to make sure that the right people are doing the right job? Does the organization put value on personal o...
Growing Perspectives: Full House
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Stories of life and reflections on change from Zambia '09. Wednesday, August 19, 2009. It feels as though it is four and half minutes to midnight on New Year’s Eve. Last minute conflicts, regrets over the year's happenings, bouts of laughter, reflections on circumstances, and hurried last minute preparations to welcome the New Year accompany the last breaths and struggled mutterings of the old one. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Ndola, Copperbelt, Zambia. View my complete profile. Mike H in Zambia.
Growing Perspectives: Changing Change?
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Stories of life and reflections on change from Zambia '09. Friday, August 7, 2009. Projects may take a patriarchal point of view, one of 'helping' a community. If the community is not actively involved at all levels there is great potential for the project to fall apart. If a community doesn't actively desire change in one way or another are solutions being forced in a way of "we know more, it's our obligation to free the masses from their ignorance? Is there a distinction at the end of the day? Many dev...
Growing Perspectives: Stuck inside of Lusaka with the Malaria blues again
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Stories of life and reflections on change from Zambia '09. Tuesday, August 11, 2009. Stuck inside of Lusaka with the Malaria blues again. The plan was perfect - leave Ndola. Early on Sunday morning to arrive in Lusaka by Noon. Spend the day in Lusaka doing last minute preparations and final work related emails and then head to Kasama. For a village stay. Head to the market on Sunday and grab a gift or two for my intended host family, eat a good meal and most importantly GET SOME SLEEP! In the evening the...
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Degnan In Zambia: June 2009
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This blog is about my discoveries, beliefs, and insights from my May-August 2009 placement with Engineers Without Borders Canada. This will be a public record of my journey before, during, and after my volunteer position with IDE in Zambia. Healthy amounts of biased, opinionated thinking out loud will be present. Tuesday, June 30. Why can't we volunteers share some access to technology? This should almost be a policy for JFs! But that makes me consider the prospect of a Zambian doing this as a business&#...
Degnan In Zambia: 'Cause baby, prevention is better than cure
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This blog is about my discoveries, beliefs, and insights from my May-August 2009 placement with Engineers Without Borders Canada. This will be a public record of my journey before, during, and after my volunteer position with IDE in Zambia. Healthy amounts of biased, opinionated thinking out loud will be present. Friday, July 31. Cause baby, prevention is better than cure. So I haven't updated in a while. Yeah. And onwards to a new group in Lusaka West. We were gauging their potential to join into ID...
Degnan In Zambia: Chikupi!
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This blog is about my discoveries, beliefs, and insights from my May-August 2009 placement with Engineers Without Borders Canada. This will be a public record of my journey before, during, and after my volunteer position with IDE in Zambia. Healthy amounts of biased, opinionated thinking out loud will be present. Thursday, August 13. Staying in the village was great! Gross Those probably made me sick, since they were impossible to keep off your breakfast and lunch (supper was after dark). Then there's th...
Degnan In Zambia: May 2009
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This blog is about my discoveries, beliefs, and insights from my May-August 2009 placement with Engineers Without Borders Canada. This will be a public record of my journey before, during, and after my volunteer position with IDE in Zambia. Healthy amounts of biased, opinionated thinking out loud will be present. Sunday, May 31. So, what's up with me going to Africa? So why the heck am I in Africa? In Southern Africa (SA), EWB works in the Agricultural Value Chains (AVC/agric) and Water and Sanitation (w...
Degnan In Zambia: Loans schmoans
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This blog is about my discoveries, beliefs, and insights from my May-August 2009 placement with Engineers Without Borders Canada. This will be a public record of my journey before, during, and after my volunteer position with IDE in Zambia. Healthy amounts of biased, opinionated thinking out loud will be present. Friday, July 31. I got a VCT! I proudly wear the yellow wristband. And I'm HIV negative. The show was pretty chill but still fun. I rode in the back of a pickup truck back to Lusaka! They get a ...
Degnan In Zambia: July 2009
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This blog is about my discoveries, beliefs, and insights from my May-August 2009 placement with Engineers Without Borders Canada. This will be a public record of my journey before, during, and after my volunteer position with IDE in Zambia. Healthy amounts of biased, opinionated thinking out loud will be present. Friday, July 31. I got a VCT! I proudly wear the yellow wristband. And I'm HIV negative. The show was pretty chill but still fun. I rode in the back of a pickup truck back to Lusaka! They get a ...
Mike in Zambia: August 2009
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Summer of 09 I'll be in Zambia, working with IDE on agricultural value chains, based out of a small town named Pemba. Wednesday, August 26, 2009. Blog Post 25 – Closing Remarks. Closing Remarks and Prayer. So lets ask the makua: what are your closing remarks? How did it go? Was the placement a success? Well, IDE is an NGO. They serve farmers, which is to say farmers are the clients. And the farmers want me to stay, so my work with IDE was a success. Blog Post 24 – Busy? Ahh I love busy days! 8221; “...
Degnan In Zambia: April 2009
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This blog is about my discoveries, beliefs, and insights from my May-August 2009 placement with Engineers Without Borders Canada. This will be a public record of my journey before, during, and after my volunteer position with IDE in Zambia. Healthy amounts of biased, opinionated thinking out loud will be present. Sunday, April 12. Here is my booklist of items related to global society, poverty, international development, or Africa, in no particular order:. A long way gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier. Writt...
Now Serving Malawi's Specialty: Coming up next…
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Now Serving Malawi's Specialty. Follow me on Twitter. Misuku, Northern Region, Malawi. Through Engineers Without Borders I have the opportunity this summer to work for the Mzuzu Coffee Planters Cooperative Union at the Misuku co-op. Thanks to everyone who's supporting me back home and here in southern Africa. Please post questions or email me! View my complete profile. Saturday, June 13, 2009. Coming up next…. I’ll be attending the Misuku Co-op Board Meeting on June 26th followed by the Misuku AGM ...
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Stories of life and reflections on change from Zambia '09. Sunday, September 20, 2009. So perhaps the canvas brought to Zambia is finished - no more will the child's call of "musungu! What can be done to create it? The return to Canada? Is there something there? Saturday, September 5, 2009. The sun too shines in Calgary. Why will the child born in Calgary have far greater opportunity than the one born in Ndola? Internal roadblocks to change. As difficult as it is for an organization to achieve project su...
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