| Title | Japan’s Aid Targets for Improving Wellness of Transportation Workers on Major Corridors in Kenya |
| Date | 26th March 2010 |
| Location | Embassy of Japan, Nairobi |
| Project title | The Project for the establishment of wellness centers on transportation corridors in Kenya |
| Amount | US$ 76,191 |
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| Main activity | H.E. Mr. Shigeo IWATANI, Japanese Ambassador to the Republic of Kenya and Ms. Eva MWAI, General Manager for East Africa, the Northstar Foundation, signed the Grant Contract amounted to 76,191 US Dollars for the project for the establishment of wellness centers on transportation corridors in Kenya through Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Program (GGP) scheme. With grant aid, the Foundation will establish wellness centers at four track stops in major transportation corridors in Kenya namely: Burnt Forest, Email, Mai Mahiu, and Namanga. Once completed, the wellness centers will serve workers from transportation industries as well as area community through the prevention and care of infectious diseases and primary health care. |
| Items | The Project entailed the following activities:
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Grant Assistance for Grass-roots Human Security Projects 2009/2010: Japan’s Aid Targets for Improving Wellness of Transportation Workers on Major Corridors in Kenya
March 26, 2010
Ms. Mwai receives Grant cheque from Amb. Iwatani at the Embassy of Japan in Nairobi.