Conserving Ewaso Ng'iro River for Peaceful Coexistence

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Conserving Ewaso Ng'iro River for Peaceful Coexistence

From David Barmes

Fundraising for the Ewaso Ng'iro Camel Caravan 2017 (11 to 15 September) - a shared journey promoting the health of the Ewaso Ng'iro River and the people who depend on it - planned and managed by IMPACT and MID-P.

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David Barmes posted a new update:
almost 7 years ago

Update #2

CAMEL CARAVAN 2017 UPDATE:

In addition to this online campaign, and following fundraising meetings, MID-P (Merti Integrated Development Project) has pledged a mighty 1.4 million Kenyan Shillings, equivalent to just over 17,000 Canadian Dollars (to be settled outside of this Fundly page) for the Camel Caravan! This enormous contribution comes from their Peace, Security and Stability budget, funded by the Danish Embassy.

First and foremost, this will allow us to include Borana and Turkana communities, as well as already planned for Maasai and Samburu communities, in the journey and discussions. This will make the 2017 Camel Caravan even more far-reaching, inclusive, and influential than had been envisioned.

However, due to concerns over security, drought, and the upcoming elections, we have decided to postpone the event. The new dates are set for the 11th to 15th of September. The current drought across the country and the conflicts in central Kenya highlight the need for water conservation and peace-building initiatives.

On the upside, the postponement of the event means that the fundraising process can continue, and additional time is available to advertise more widely and seek even greater participation in the project. We are currently reworking the budget to incorporate further avenues for expansion and set a new fundraising target.

We would like to thank all of the contributors who have set aside donations out of their personal income and savings to help bring this project to fruition – your generosity and support is greatly appreciated and is allowing the Camel Caravan project to grow to its full potential. Thank you.

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Dan Horgan commented with a $125 donation:
over 6 years ago
Indigenous Connection proudly supports our informal partners: Indigenous Movement For Peace Advancement & Conflict Transformation, in Kenya!
Lucy Blakstad commented with a $60 donation:
almost 7 years ago
What a great project to support - have an amazing time on the walk (Friends of Lizzie B)
Laura Barmes commented with a $30 donation:
almost 7 years ago
:)
Ruth Kennedy commented with a $85 donation:
almost 7 years ago
From Ruth Kennedy, friend of Lizzie Barnes
Elizabeth Barmes commented with a $150 donation:
almost 7 years ago
All the best with this fabulous project.
Riley McKeown commented with a $50 donation:
almost 7 years ago
You amaze and inspire me, keep doing great things!
Bluma Schtivelman commented with a $150 donation:
almost 7 years ago
Good luck David Barmes!
Drew Solomon commented with a $30 donation:
almost 7 years ago
Best of luck with this important conservation and conflict-mitigation project! Looking forward to hearing about your work!
Holly McKeown commented with a $100 donation:
almost 7 years ago
Thank you for your good work David!
Karen Doyle commented with a $150 donation:
almost 7 years ago
Great work, best of luck with it
Zoe Barmes commented with a $20 donation:
almost 7 years ago
Great cause! Best of luck with the fundraising Xxx
M + D commented with a $250 donation:
almost 7 years ago
Happy to support a project promoting peaceful co-existence, and the preservation of a precious natural resource. Good luck for the journey.