Introducing PRF Community Points, an innovative initiative by Prophet Reward Foundation (PRF) aimed at fostering global impact in the realm of climate change. https://prophetrewardfoundation.org/prf-community-points

Each of our nation's 47 counties will host a Community Point, serving as a focal hub for collecting environmental projects and addressing daily social living challenges.

Led by dedicated County Coordinators, these Community Points will collaborate with local ecosystem stakeholders to gather support and funding for impactful projects. Beneficiary initiatives groups, identified and registered free of charge by PRF, will spearhead these projects, ensuring meaningful impact within their communities.

Furthermore, each county will establish sub-offices manned by County Sub-Delegate Coordinators, tasked with identifying area-specific projects based on community needs. These coordinators will report project progress to Regional Coordinators representing 8 provinces (Nairobi, Rift Valley, Central, Eastern, Western, Nyanza, Coastal, North Eastern). All reports and feedback will be consolidated at PRF's Nairobi headquarters, facilitating transparent communication and accountability.

At PRF, transparency is paramount. Our unique organizational structure ensures that donations flow directly from donors to the grassroots level, bypassing middlemen and ensuring maximum impact. Reports and financial updates are shared with donors, partners, and sponsors, both internally and through our public portal.

Join us in our mission to make a tangible difference in the fight against climate change. Your support fuels grassroots initiatives and drives meaningful change from local communities to the global stage.

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Here's a breakdown of the projects in each category:

(A) Arid area counties (Turkana, Garissa, Mandera, Marsabit, Moyale, Kwale):

• Major projects: Digging boreholes to provide access to clean water and tree planting to combat desertification and attract rain.

(B) Semi-Arid area Counties (Kitui, Makueni, Kajiado, Narok, Mbeere, Tharaka, Isiolo, Laikipia):

• Major projects: Implementing rainwater catchment systems, planting trees for soil conservation, and providing community training on environmental conservation practices.

(C) Lake shores (Lake Naivasha, Lake Nakuru, Lake Victoria, Lake Turkana, Lake Baringo):

• Major projects: Cleaning up lake shores to improve hygiene and ecosystem health, educating communities on water creature conservation, and planting trees along the shores to prevent erosion and enhance biodiversity. Additionally, hiring lake cleaner experts to train community leaders in project management.

(D) Slums (Kibera, Kahawa Soweto, Korogocho, Mukuru, Githogoro, Mathare, Kangemi, Kawangware, Kiambiu, Kiandutu):

• Specific projects: Improving sanitation and waste management infrastructure, providing access to clean water sources, implementing community-led tree planting initiatives, and offering environmental education programs to empower residents to take ownership of their surroundings.

These projects aim to address the unique environmental challenges faced by each region, from water scarcity in arid areas to waste management in urban slums. Through community involvement and sustainable practices, Prophet Reward Foundation seeks to create lasting positive change for both people and the environment.

-Main projects is clean up of the slums, building public toilets, placement of the tanks and water taps (clean water points) Absolutely, here are the additional projects for villages and the overarching call to action:

(E) Villages (Meru, Embu, Nyeri, Nakuru, Kisii, Kakamega, Trans-Nzoia, Homabay, Kendubay, Machakos):

• Main projects: Cleaning up villages, constructing public toilets to improve sanitation, installing water tanks and taps to provide clean water access points.
• Additional initiatives: Educating youth on hygiene maintenance, promoting value-added agriculture practices, tree planting for environmental conservation, and providing digital skills training to empower the community.

In conclusion, we are reaching out to all blockchain partners to support, sponsor, donate, collaborate, and volunteer in these community projects. Together, we can make a global impact and transform the lives of communities facing environmental pollution challenges.

Let's harness the power of blockchain technology to engage in public good deeds and create a better world for all.