Wade shares insights about his recent trip to Zambia, working with Fort Lewis College's Village Aid Project to implement an aggressive water project and bridge installation. What went right, what went wrong.

Wade shares insights about his recent trip to Zambia, working with Fort Lewis College's Village Aid Project to implement an aggressive water project and bridge installation. What went right, what went wrong.

Wade shares insights about his recent trip to Zambia, working with Fort Lewis College's Village Aid Project to implement an aggressive water project and bridge installation. What went right, what went wrong.&nbsp;

Episode 14

Welcome to RISE: Solution to Extreme Poverty in Rural Villages. I'm Wade Griffith from Shanta Village Partners, and I'm joined by my co-host Jaipreet Kaur from All We Can. This Podcast is a space for practitioners, funders, change makers, and anyone committed to eliminating extreme poverty to share their passion and knowledge on long-term approaches to rural development that center on community leadership. Each episode features practical strategies, lessons learned, and case studies from initiatives that are re-balancing power, prioritizing local knowledge, and building systems that last. At RISE, we're committed to advancing community-led development and rethinking the role of international actors through a decolonial lens.&nbsp; Special thanks to Fort Lewis College's radio station, KDUR, for their recording expertise and live airing of RISE.

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Welcome to RISE: Solution to Extreme Poverty in Rural Villages. I'm Wade Griffith from Shanta Village Partners, and I'm joined by my co-host Jaipreet Kaur from All We Can. This Podcast is a space for practitioners, funders, change makers, and anyone committed to eliminating extreme poverty to share their passion and knowledge on long-term approaches to rural development that center on community leadership. Each episode features practical strategies, lessons learned, and case studies from initiatives that are re-balancing power, prioritizing local knowledge, and building systems that last. At RISE, we're committed to advancing community-led development and rethinking the role of international actors through a decolonial lens.  Special thanks to Fort Lewis College's radio station, KDUR, for their recording expertise and live airing of RISE.

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