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The eeem.org project opens the door to new opportunities. It not only teaches how to read and write- it even gives our patricipants the opportunity to learn how to pay and receive money via their mobile phones. That’s a big step towards economic independence.

Part 2 of our selected statements from the participants in Hurri Hills show how our students see their new opportunities at the lifestock market. Now they know the perfect time to sell animals during the “drought cycle”.

It’s always great to get some encouraging feedback. But we did not expect such a positive reaction as we got from our students of Hurri Hills in Kenya. See this small footage and hear them with their own words.

eeem.org matches the technological advantages of multimedia with the traditional knowledge of nomadic people and educational expertise. This winning combination opens up new opportunities.

eeem.org is the culture preserving multimedia learning project for nomadic herdsmen in Africa

eeem.org is a project of up4change, an NGO with the mission to bring new educational opportunities with multimedia e-learning programs to illiterate communities around the world.

Daro Qualla from pastoralist area in Hurri Hills, northern Kenya tells us 2017 after her training: "We were very poor and had a lot of problems. That is why I left school and worked as a housemaid. This eBook training came as a blessing because I had no other chance to get education.

For 10 days we tested our E-Learning Programm (Ethno E Empowerment) with a women group at Loiyangalani, Lake Turkana. Here you get some impressions ... That was the beginning in December 2014 ...