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INDIA. 2009. What is this?. The partners. What do we do?. The achievements. The challenge. What is this?. The partners. What do we do?. The achievements. The challenge. service learning experience. development project. objectives :. openmindedness to North-South relationship

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  1. INDIA 2009

  2. What is this? The partners What do we do? The achievements The challenge

  3. What is this? The partners What do we do? The achievements The challenge

  4. service learning experience development project

  5. objectives : openmindedness to North-South relationship human, crosscultural and humanitarian experience

  6. to reach the objectives… spend one month there With a spirit of openmindedness and service to the local population participate in local development projects

  7. In India building small houses for destitute families

  8. In Burkina Faso financing a micro-dam planting trees

  9. What is this? The partners What do we do? The achievements The challenge

  10. ICHEC CLEMSON PARTICIPANTS INDIAN PARTNERS BENEFICIARIES BURKINABE PARTNERS DONATORS

  11. SALEM Most Rev. Dr. S. Singaroyan Bishop of Salem DHARMAPURI Most Rev. Joseph Antony Irudayaraj Bishop of Dharmapuri 4 indian partners SEVAI Mr Govindaraju Director Sevaï TIRUNELVELI Sr Annamary Provincial

  12. What is this? The partners What do we do? The achievements The challenge

  13. 10 Participants in each village The project takes place in South India

  14. This is the kind of habitation the project replaces.

  15. The present habitation… … the beneficiaries… … the new home.

  16. Students are building houses

  17. …with the help of Indian workers…

  18. The aim is to build 9 to 10 houses per village. Houses are +/- 24 m2 and cost +/-700€ each.

  19. During three weeks, students share their time between the construction work and ……

  20. … the discovery of the Indian Villages…

  21. … the experience of another culture…

  22. …and the experience of living communally….

  23. After three weeks…houses can be inaugurated !

  24. By the workers and the families…

  25. What is this? The partners What do we do? The achievements The challenge

  26. In India • for 16 years • 545 participants • 544 houses • 3 schools • 1 dispensary In Burkina Faso • for 8 years • 90 participants • 43.000€ given for micro-dams • 38.500 trees

  27. 2006 2007 For three years now, Clemson students have joined the project. 2008

  28. … those are houses built in 2001.

  29. What is this? The partners What do we do? The achievements The challenge

  30. Humanitarian challenge India Burkina Faso one student = one house 6000 trees - 1 micro-dam

  31. crosscultural challenge openmindedness to other culture openmindedness and service to local people and team members human challenge financial challenge fundraising : 1.700 € / participant

  32. For more information: ICHEC Housing project Tel : 0032.2.778.03.07 http://housingproject.ichec.be vincent.huart@ichec.be

  33. Thank you for your attention

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