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- Mtakuja: a village with a future?
- Langasani Secondary School
- A hotel in Nepal
- Child soldiers in Sudan
- Ram pumps for the isle of Negros (Philippines)
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FEMI is oriented towards the education of the child, because the child has the future, but is in need of our attention today. Good education, that means education that starts with the individuality of the child.FEMI wants to create opportunities, that can be done in may ways. A child without food cannot learn, so one starts thinking about food supplies. But if the soil is too dry, building pumps will be necessary, or water collecting devices to provide clean water. Sometimes it is best to talk with the parents and convince them of the benefits of a good education for their children’s future.
But FEMI will appeal always to the responsibility of the people themselves. FEMI does not want to help, but is seeking to co-operate with people, governments, local institutions, and companies on location. She is convinced of the importance to handle the resources of the land in a durable and ecologically well-balanced way.
Initial costs are accountable to FEMI, afterwards the costs are, as much as possible, considered a loan without interest, in favour of re-use on location.

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Outstanding scientists as Carl Rogers
(Freedom to learn, 1969) and Paulo Freire (Pedagogy of the oppressed,
1970) wrote decades ago voluminous books on innovative insights of
education, but still education is incongruent with the child's
perception of its environment. Still the chance is great that a child
will see a videotape about the forest in the classroom, in stead of
going into the forest with a forester. In the Dutch newspaper NRC not
so long ago (June 2003) the secondary state exam was criticised: it is
all about banging knowledge and not about gaining insight in modern
society.
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