Nairobi, day six (Kibera)

After an inspirational and relaxing weekend, we came back into the city today. We met up with the awesome team of KDI (check them out at:
https://www.kounkuey.org/ ) and got a tour to some of their projects in the Kibera Slum by our friend Ibrahim Nyaburi. The Kibera Slum is one of the largest slums in Africa and thus in focus of many international charities. It was very impressive to see how lively and happy the inhabitants are, despite being among the poorest humans on earth.

The KDI is a non profit foudation that starts social projects in the Kibera Slum. To make these projects self-sustaining they always cooperate with exsisting social groups and design interventions in close contact to them.
After completion of the building phase they hand over the full responsibility to their partners. KDI themselves are financed only by donations and awards (of which they won a few). So if -after some research- you think they make an important job (which they do!), please think about supporting their cause!