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Tribute to Avima D Lombard

The HIPPYUSA program is a national non-profit organization headquartered in Arkansas, United States that originated in Israel and found its way around the world. HIPPY stands for Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters and targets families with disadvantages.

Educations starts at the home and HIPPY is a great program to teach parents how to prepare their preschool children for a life time of education.

 

This video is a tribute to its founder, Avima D. Lombard.

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"Nepal School: Bringing the Poorest into Schools"

An important development in Nepal is showing how local control of local schools makes a difference. They experimented with this project by seeing how important community involvement was in the enrollment of children in schools. They have found it to be crucial and enrollments in these pilot programs has gone way up in only a few years. The poorest of the poor, the lowest caste in the country, has a 72% enrollment up from a previous enrollment of 50%.   

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Irrigation in Israel

A Kenyan TV group traveled to Tel Aviv to learn about Israel’s irrigation, agriculture, and water management practices. This reporter explains how Kenya has something to learn from Israel’s incredible example. The techniques implemented in Israel can be easily and efficiently implemented in Kenya. Senegalese farmers are in Israel learning about the “Family drip irrigation” technique and will then be bringing this knowledge back to their country. Israel is spreading its knowledge of drip irrigation with the rest of the world.    

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Coexistence Trade Fair in Tel Aviv

 A trade fair was held in Tel Aviv that was organized by the women’s unit at CJAED (The Center for Jewish-Arab Economic Development). This group encourages cooperation between Israelis and Arabs by advocating for economic integration. The women’s unit demonstrates how both Arab and Israeli women are vital to society and should take on larger economic roles in their communities.   

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