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1. Strengthening Community Participation Around HIV/AIDS Vulnerability Through Open Source Mapping in the Kibera Slum A Mid-Pilot Update Tuesday, June 7 th , 2010 UNICEF- Kenya Joshua Goldstein [email_address]
This is the initial group of mappers, today, in fact, the young women havve taken over, there are now 5 young women and 4 young men as the core mapping group. This is the group building the base map that can then be leveraged for a public conversation with groups of young women.
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The map changes weekly, and available in its most updated form at www.mapkibera.org
How do we put these maps to work? Here is a picture of a printed map, laminated that we printed out and added a layer of tracing paper, so young girls and women and write their thoughts directly on the map, our first theme, health services, was completed just last week in kibera
Over two days, with dozens of young people and service providers, we facilitated conversations based around the detailed findings of the map. The conversations will be available via video, audio, text, and visualized maps online very soon. There is so much latent knowledge in the community, that policy makers do not capture. We found out which local pharmacists, for example, are known for giving out faulty drugs on a regular basis. We are repeating this process with vulnerability/public safety, informal education and water/sanitation.
Some of these notes read: “If not for MSF, many people would suffer. Government needs to do more!” Also, “This clinic has good medicine but its too expensive and the only one in my village.”
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