Posted by Kristen In Ethiopia the people are chopping down trees. Are they doing anything to reduce the amount of wood they use or trees cut down? Are they replanting trees in the place of the ones they cut down? Do they have any funding system or taxing used for creating paved roads, hopitals, and schools? Or is it donated by people and organizations not through the government?
How much forest is left in Ethiopia and is there another material source? Why does the government take such extreme precautions during the testing hours? Is there any optional education beyond grade 12?
"In 2004 the clinic was replaced -- on the grounds of Project Mercy -- by one of the top hospitals in Ethiopia. The Kindergarten (pictured below) is also one of the best Kindergartens in all of Ethiopia. " How is education in Ethiopia? How are Hospitals in Ethiopia?
It was mentioned that the women carry all of the supplies on their back. I was wondering if there is anything else in particular that is different about how women are treated compared to here. Are they treated as if they are dirt?
During the rainy season does it rain a lot every day? Is it like the monsoon season in India with floods all of the time?
What all have the students learned if they graduate in 10th grade?
Why is the population increasing if there is not enough food, children can't go to school, and there are no jobs for adults?
How wealthy is a person who is considered wealthy be Ethiopian standards?
Is there any way at all that the people of Ethiopia can cut back on the amount of woods they use, or is there a another material source that they can use?
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Posted by Kristen
In Ethiopia the people are chopping down trees. Are they doing anything to reduce the amount of wood they use or trees cut down? Are they replanting trees in the place of the ones they cut down?
Do they have any funding system or taxing used for creating paved roads, hopitals, and schools? Or is it donated by people and organizations not through the government?
How much forest is left in Ethiopia and is there another material source?
Why does the government take such extreme precautions during the testing hours?
Is there any optional education beyond grade 12?
Posted by Mattie
1)What was the meaning behind building Project Mercy?
2)How and where do the children get their books and all of the nescessties they need to attend school?
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"In 2004 the clinic was replaced -- on the grounds of Project Mercy -- by one of the top hospitals in Ethiopia. The Kindergarten (pictured below) is also one of the best Kindergartens in all of Ethiopia. "
How is education in Ethiopia?
How are Hospitals in Ethiopia?
1) What is the weather mostly like in Ethiopia?
2) What is the percent of children can actually attend school?
3) For the children who can attend school, how do they pay for it?
1. Is there a reason the population is getting so big?
2. What percent of the population is considered "wealthy".
3. Did some children have to stay home and help out with things? Is it sort of a privilege to go to school?
Posted by Zach
What exactly is Project Mercy?
It said that students sometimes go to universities. What are they like?
It was mentioned that the women carry all of the supplies on their back. I was wondering if there is anything else in particular that is different about how women are treated compared to here. Are they treated as if they are dirt?
During the rainy season does it rain a lot every day? Is it like the monsoon season in India with floods all of the time?
What all have the students learned if they graduate in 10th grade?
Why is the population increasing if there is not enough food, children can't go to school, and there are no jobs for adults?
How wealthy is a person who is considered wealthy be Ethiopian standards?
Is there any way at all that the people of Ethiopia can cut back on the amount of woods they use, or is there a another material source that they can use?
1. When (and why) did Ethiopia become so power that only places like the hospital had electrcity lines?
2. Who are the people in the government? Are they educated and wealthy, and are there any people who represent the poor?
I know the capital has 3 million people, but how big is the actual city?
i.e. relation to cary or NYC, etc.
Why are so many trees being cut down?
How are the hospitals?
are they advanced in medicine?
How many success stories come out of Project Mercy each year?
Who pays for the children to go to school?
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