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Now in my backyard — Zimbabwe's upgraded family well programme
Peter Morgan | Ephraim Chimbunde | Nason Mtakwa | Anthony Waterkeyn
The well programme is a hit with the people, but goes against the government grain. Can an NGO allay the bureaucrats' misgivings that something so simple cannot be serious — and persuade them that offering material subsidies to individual families is the cheap option?
The well programme is a hit with the people, but goes against the government grain. Can an NGO allay the bureaucrats' misgivings that something so simple cannot be serious — and persuade them that offering material subsidies to individual families is the cheap option?
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