Essay On Globalization In Kenya

I remember stating that ‘Globalization is both good and inevitable’ in the previous lesson’s discussion forum. Yet, there never exists a perfect system. Every advantage has always an intrinsic disadvantage. Mainly because of the lack of empathy.

For this reading assignment, I would like to discuss about the project stated above: Kenya – Natural Resource Management Project (Project ID: P095050), which started on 27 March 2007 with a projected cost of US$ 78.00 million and was completed on 30 June 2013, having spent only US$ 68.50 million (World Bank Group, 2016, Project-At-A-Glance). The project abstract states “to enhance the institutional capacity to manage water and forest resources, reduce the incidence and severity of water shocks in river catchments, and improve the livelihoods of communities participating in the co-management of water and forests” (World Bank Group, 2016, para. 1 - Overview). To tell you honestly what I have done in my research, I read first what happened on a

This had not been the first attempt to kick out the said tribe from the Embobut forest. There had been efforts as early as the start of the twentieth century by the British colonial administration and later, by the Kenyan government for more than twenty evictions since the 1980s (Survival International Charitable Trust, 2014, para. 1-5). I truly and honestly believe when such tribes are involved who have no housing alternatives in these kind of relocation due to an ambitious, say, worth truly of investment of time, effort and money, turns futile when the very people you aim to improve the lives turns