Thursday, December 11, 2008
My Curriculum Vitae
Doudou D. Faye, Ph.D.
340 Jones Road. Cedar Creek, TX 78612.
Office: (512) 303 9911. Cell: (512) 294-1732. Email: ddfaye@africabound.org
340 Jones Road. Cedar Creek, TX 78612.
Office: (512) 303 9911. Cell: (512) 294-1732. Email: ddfaye@africabound.org
Objective and Summary of Qualification
To secure a long lasting working relation and opportunity for growth and contribution toward environmental stewardship, and sustainability field of expertise with willingness to tackle new challenge. Innovator and good communicator. Familiar with USAID policies most NGOs in developing countries. Community development through: Empowerment-Leadership-Sustainability.
Education
1973-75 Associate Degree Agricultural Engineer. Ecole Nationale des .Cadres .Ruraux. Bambey. (ENCR). Senegal.
1982-91 B.S., M.S., PH.D. Entomology/IPM/Agronomy. Texas Tech University. Lubbock, Texas.
Professional Experience. Missions, Conferences, Seminars and Consulting
April-May 07 Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC/DAI/USAID). Alatona Irrigation Project, Mali, West Africa. Pest Management Specialist (see details above)
Nov. 2008 1st. Herbal World Expo. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Invited Speaker: How African Stay Healthy, Naturally.
Nov. 2007 5th World Neem Conference. Coimbatore, India. Speaker: The State of Neem (Azadirachta indica Juss) in Africa with Specific Reference to Senegal in Meeting the United Nations Millennium Goals. Assessment and Recommendations on Harnessing the African Neem Potential,
and poster: Efficacy Trial of Neem Oil Formulation as Mosquito Repellent For Senegal Malaria Prevention Program.
Apr-May 07 Pesticide Specialist. Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC/DAI/USAID). Alatona Irrigation Project, Mali, West Africa. Pest Management Specialist for the Assessment/Evaluation of pest and pesticide incidence in the 16,000ha/100,000 inhabitant settlement, and recommendations of IPM measures and programs on crops, and healthcare with an environmental friendly and sustainable approach.
8/30-9/30/06 Senegal organic/bio-pesticide assessment. Stet Corporation. National review of the neem potential for rational exploitation as natural resource with multiple uses and income generation at the rural level. Collaboration with key actors in the private sector: Senchim and public sector: several ministerial bodies and the US Embassy Commerce Dept.
Trip to Senegal: Organic/Bio-pesticide Assessment with Stet Corporation (www.stetcorp.com).
Nov. 2002 World Neem Conference. Mumbai, India. Official representative of Senegal through Africa Bound Corporation (ABC). Exploring the Neem plant as a sustainable bio-pesticide for mosquito control and source of income generator in Africa. Visited the Shivapur farmer’s milk cooperative and the J.P. Nake Rural Institute of Women (Home economics, horticulture, farming demonstration, policy conception, implementation and evaluation. Visited cottage industries for Neem products and other natural resources as potential for income generation. Presenting two research papers on fire (Texas) and cotton pest control (Senegal). Interviews and appearance on The Indian Express (11/28/02); article: “This doctor strives to give Senegal a “bitter cure”.
Set. 2002 Renewable Energy Fair. Fredericksburg, Texas. Speaker on community development through sustainable resource management with particular reference to Africa: neem tree, the baoabab tree and other tropical trees.
Sept. 2002 Business Opportunity Symposium Series World Conference. Member of the international organizing committee. Invited and hosted the Senegal delegation headed by the Minister of Industry and Handicrafts and the Mayor Pro-Tem of Kaolack, Senegal. Performed key role in on site match-making and networking between African delegates and local American joint-venture seekers. Proposed Senegal as the next venue for the 2003 BOSS meeting (officially confirmed).
Mar. 2002 Faith-based conference by the Ebenezer Baptist Church, TX Gov. Rick Perry, Guest of Honor. Community Economic Development. Empowerment and Access to Credit (micro-financing and entrepreneurship).
May 1999 World Neem Conference. British Columbia University. Vancouver, Canada.
1998 -Now Entomologist Owner/Operator of CommonSense Pest Management. Austin, TX. Performed on site pest management to residential and commercial accounts with an IPM approach to illustrate the company philosophy and practice. Author of PestSmart, the company’s newsletter for community outreach. Trained employees and other pest control employees. Scheduling, sales, services, conflicts resolution and finances.
1997 - 98 Termite Inspector and Pest Control Sales. Orkin. Austin, TX. As an entomologist, I added more value to the inspection service by educating customers and training the company’s technicians. I also reviewed technical brochures and advised the branch manager. Top salesman for pest control services.
1994-96 Senior Scientist R&D. Sphere Corp. Georgetown, Texas. Conducted field and laboratory studies on company’s organic pesticide efficacy on the Red Imported Fire Ant (Solenopsis invicta Buren) and whitefly ( Bemisia spp.). Filed for EPA registration. Develop sales leads. Board of Directors Scientific Advisor.
1995 Faye DD, Wang WC, Chandler L (1995) Phytoinhibition-phytostimulation potentials of systemic insecticides on tissue-cultured cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) cells. Southwestern Entomologist 20, 151-6. Contact: Faye, Doudou D. Sphere Corp., Route 4, Box 172, Georgetown, TX 78628, USA.
Apr. 1994 1- Chemonics International Entomologist Consultant. Chemonics International/USAID Guinea-Conakry Natural Resource Management Project. I evaluated, pest status and recommended an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) approaches on termite, stored product insects, pesticide storage management and farming practice. Co-authored a mission final report with Dr. Walter Knaussenberger (USAID Africa Bureau) in French and English. Contact at Chemonics was: Catherine Swan. (copy available).
2- Country Senior Extension Agent Cotton and Field Crops. Senegalese Institute for Agricultural Research (ISRA) and Textile Fiber Company (SODEFITEX), Tambacounda, Senegal. Pesticide efficacy screening tests for country registration. Trained staff and farmers on innovative production techniques through farmer’s forum. Speaker at the 1995 International Cotton Conference in Cotonou, Benin.
3- Natural Crop Protection Personne-ressource to Rodale International, Thies, Senegal. Outreach and awareness program on appropriate technology and farmer’s participation in pest management, bio-intensification farming techniques with indigenous and sustainable means, access to micro-credit seminars.
4- Consultant Leader to Senegal headquartered West Africa Rural Foundation. Dakar. Inventoried and described of farmer’s needs, existing empirical farmer’s practices and farmer accepted scientific technology in Senegal and The Gambia as a baseline study for the WARDA countries. Potential of cottage industries.
8/88-12/88 Project Coordinator of Environmental Laboratory Inc. Zoology Dept. Brigham Young University. Dalhart, TX. Project on Furadan Avian Toxicological Study under EPA request. I scheduled and coordinated all IPM program and drafted reports for ELI to EPA.
1984-88 Pesticide Specialist. TeleHealth/Medicine. National Pesticide Telecommunication Network (NPTN), School of Preventive Medicine. T.T.U., Lubbock, TX. I managed and updated the pesticide database, advised callers on pesticide inquiry and reviewed pesticide labels.
1975-80 National Crop Protection Phyto-sanitary Inspector. Agriculture Dept. Dakar and Diourbel, Senegal. Regulation and compliance: inspection, pest outbreak forecast, quarantine, homologation.
World Experience
Africa Senegal, Mali, Guinea, The Gambia, Guinea Bissau, Benin, Mauritania
Asia India: Mumbai, Pune, Satara, Coimbatore, Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
Caribbean Virgin Island: St. Croix, St. Thomas.
North Am. USA: More than 35 states visited. Canada: Vancouver, BC University
Languages
English: Very good. French: Very good to Excellent. Spanish: Fair to Good. Wolof: Native
Skills
Community Outreach and Grass-root programs. Public Speaking. Extension Service and Training. Proposal and Technical Writing, Experimental Design/ Statistics and Analysis. Newsletter publications. Computers (PC and Mac) and most office machines and software: Window (Word, Excel, Front Page, Power Point, etc), Internet.
Social Activities And Awards
2000-Now Africa Bound Corporation, Founder. A not-for profit organization chartered in Texas whose mission and purpose is to link the USA and Africa in mutual relations for socio-economical and cultural programs. Some of the projects include: malaria prevention, borehole well program, computer literacy in the school, It’s All about Kids, NeemTech, 4H in Africa, Organized orientation sessions and networking parties. Worked on returning home programs and sponsorship of development or social activities (soccer in school, sanitation for malaria prevention, fund-raising, disaster relief). See www.africabound.org
2008 2008 Best of Cedar Creek Award in the Pest Control category by the U.S. Local Business Association (USLBA).
2005- International Consultative Advisory Committee Member of Neem Foundation (www.neemfoundation.org)
1999-now Association of Senegalese of Austin. President Facilitate Senegalese newcomers to Austin to an easy transition through the new life style and culture (orientation and guidance and temporary hosting).
1997-99 Entomological Society of America (ESA) Representative for Africa and the Middle East.
1999 Award: State Farm Insurance City of Austin Community Outreach Unsung Hero Pest Control.
References
AFRICA
1999-now Association of Senegalese of Austin. President Facilitate Senegalese newcomers to Austin to an easy transition through the new life style and culture (orientation and guidance and temporary hosting).
1997-99 Entomological Society of America (ESA) Representative for Africa and the Middle East.
1999 Award: State Farm Insurance City of Austin Community Outreach Unsung Hero Pest Control.
References
AFRICA
* Professor A. S. Sall President University Cheikh Anta Diop (UCAD). Dakar, Sénégal. W.A.
* Professor B. S. Galedou Chemistry Dept. UCAD. Senegal Neem Group. Dakar, Sénégal, W.A.
* Honorable C. M. B. Sarr Mayor Pro-Tem City of Kaolack (my hometown). Ex. Minister Advisor to the President. Senegal. W.A.
* Mr. Mokhtar Diakhate General Director Handicraft Ministry. Dakar, Sénégal.
* Dr. Kadiatou G. Toure Entomologiste. Institut d’Economie Rurale. Bamako, Mali.
* Dr. Musa Mbenga FAO Country Rep. Congo RDC. Africa.
* P. M. Lamine Loum Ex. Prime Minister. Sénégal. Dakar. W.A.
* Mr. Mahecor Diouf Phytopathologist. Crop Protection Dept. Agriculture Ministry. Dakar, Sénégal.
INTERNATIONAL
* Dr. Lamine Ba Senegal Ambassador in Washington
* Dr. Dick Auld Dean Agro/Ento. Texas Tech Univ. Lubbock, Texas. Tél.: (806) 742 2838
* Dr. Knausenberger IPM/USAID Africa Bureau. Washington D.C. Tél.: (703) 235 3826.
* Dr. Amadou M. Diop Rodale. 611 Siegfriedale, Kutztown. Pennsylvania. 19530. Tél.: (610) 683 1453
* Dr. A. Bakhtar Entomologist. Texad Dept. of Agriculture. Austin, Texas. Tél.: (512) 463 5025
* Dr. R. S. Saxena Neem Foundation, Chairman. Mumbai, India. Tel.: 91-22-2620 6367
* Mrs. Pramila Takkar Neem Foundation. Managing Trustee. Mumbai, India. Tel.: 91-22-2620 6367
* Dr. H. Schmutterer GTZ/Instutut Phytopathologie/Zoologie. D-35390 Giessen. Germany
* Dr. Andrew Watson Millenium Challenge Corp/Development Altetnative Inc. Bethesda Maryland
* Dr. Gloria Gilbere Founder/CEO I.W.R. (208) 255-5252. www.gloriagilbere.com
* Mr. Michael Strong Founder/CEO FLOW / Chief Visionary Officer. FLOW, Inc. www.flowidealism.org
* Al Ostroot Africa Bound Corporation (ABC) Board of Director. alostroot@austin.rr.com
* Dr. M. A. Hakim Chairman Bangladesh Neem Foundation. iinh@gnbd.net
Let's get Acquainted. Biography
Dr. Doudou Diané Faye-
Dr. Doudou D. Faye is native of Kaolack, Senegal, West Africa. He received his degree as Agricultural Works Engineer with specialization in Entomology and Crop Protection from Bambey National Agronomy School of Rural Engineers, before serving as a National Crop Protection Prospector from 1975 to 1978, and the first Regional Phytosanitary Inspector of Diourbel Region, Senegal. From 1980 to 1991, Dr. Faye studied in the USA (Oklahoma State University (1880-82), Stillwater, OK, Purdue University IPM program (Summer 1982), Texas A&M IPM program (Summer 1982) and graduated as Entomologist/Agronomist from Texas Tech University in Lubbock Texas with a Bachelor's of Science (1984), Masters of Science (1988) and Ph.D. (1991).
From 1991 to 1994, Dr. Faye served in Tambacounda, Eastern Senegal as the Country's Senior Entomologist in charge of the R&D in cotton and food crops. As a consultant, Dr. Faye acted as expert for local NGO - West Africa Rural Foundation (www.frao.org) and Rodale International (www.rodaleinstitute.org) in sustainable development project identification, implementation and evaluation. He also co-authored a compendium on identification and description of empirical and research-based alternatives for rural development in Senegal and the Gambia (French and English versions). Dr. Faye served as Pesticide and Termite/Stored Product Pest Specialist for Chemonics/USAID Guinea-Conakry Natural Resource Project. Dr. Faye is currently an Integrated Pest Management Pesticide Specialist Consultant for the US Millennium Challenge Corporation/Maryland based Development Alternatives Inc. (DAI) Mali project (www.dai.com). As a neem specialist, Dr. Faye has attended and contributed in several Neem Foundation World Neem Conferences, with the most recent one in 2007 at Coimbatore, India. Dr. Faye was selected among the Senegalese scientists in the Diaspora by the University of Dakar (UCAD)/UNPD/Senegal Government to attend the first UCAD Diaspora Day to present his work through ABC and his neem research and outreach program in December 2007. From the Conference, his program ABC Neem program for income Generation and sustainability was among the 4 selected ones to be considered in the future UCAD Rural program.
In the USA, as a co-owner, Dr. Faye served as Senior Scientist in charge of the Research and Development and EPA registration of Stet Corporation (www.stetcorp.com), maker of the WisEarth True StopTM organic Fire Ant (Solenopsis invicta, Buren) and Whitefly (Bemisia tabaci and B. argentifolii) pesticides, soil amendment and plant nutrients. He is also the owner and operator of CommonSense Pest Management, a pest control company based in Austin, TX from where he received the State Farm Insurance Unsung Hero Award in 1999 for his commitment in providing environmentally safe pest management services to needy people for the prevention of Asthma in low-income households in Austin. Presently, Dr. Faye focuses on botanicals pesticides and income generator for rural communities in Senegal with emphasis on scientific and economical advocacy of the rational exploitation of the neem tree (Azadirachta indica, Juss).
Dr. Faye is the president and founder of Africa Bound Corporation (ABC), www.africabound.org, a 501c3 Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), chartered in Texas and headquartered in Cedar Creek, TX. He is also one of the co-founders of the Austin African Chamber of Commerce of Texas (ACCT) where he served as Public Relations Officer (2001-2002). He also liaised the current and successful involvement of ABC in several outreach programs to Africa ranging from youth outreach for education and health opportunities to woman empowerment. He is a promoter of community development at grass-root level for empowerment, leadership and sustainability. Some of his involvement include: speaker at the 2002 Texas Renewable Energy Round-Up in Fredericksburg, Texas, presenter of two scientific neem studies in the 2002 World Neem Conference in Mumbai, India, contributor at the 1999 World Neem Conference at the British Columbia University in Vancouver, Canada, and Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas. He is presently spearheading the Neem Movement in Senegal through his new organization: Senegal Neem Foundation (www.senegalneemfoundation.org) as well as the World Neem Conference project in Senegal in 2010 in collaboration with India Neem Foundation (www.neemfoundation.org) where he is member of the Advisory Board as Africa Person-Resource for the World Neem Conference. Dr. Faye is recently invited as Advisory Board member of the 2008 Herbal World Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (www.herbalworld-expo.com) where he will also be a keynote speaker of "How African Stay Healthy, Naturally". One of his focuses in ABC is solving the water problem in rural and sub-rural Africa, starting in Senegal, and to reduce malaria incidence in infested area through Integrated Pest Management (IPM), education, sanitation, TeleHealth, appropriate use of neem, other green pesticides, and common sense approaches). Dr. Faye has presented or authored scientific papers in Integrated Pest Management (IPM) from national and international conferences and consulting reports.
Dr. Faye commitment to African development through opportunity identification and match making is very stressed in his mission to serve. He participated in a water well drilling camp, an international 5-day workshop organized by Living Water International and Lone Star Bits of Houston, TX for individuals and organizations with water well drilling programs. Recently, he volunteered as Entomologist and General Help for the Austin Red Cross during Hurricane Katrina Aftermath Relief Effort in the City of Austin, TX. He is currently facilitating under ABC "It All About Kids" program an increasing effort toward kid summer trips to Africa.
In summer of 2005, a group of nine participated in a Senegal Youth Outreach trip. With his charismatic approach in communication and outreach, and through ABC mission in linking the USA and Africa in mutually beneficial relations, Dr. Faye has developed and maintained strong ties with several social, local, political and religious entities in Africa, especially in Senegal. He is polyglot: (French, English, Spanish and Wolof, native). Dr. Faye and family live in Cedar Creek, Texas where he is now building an African Village in the family 10 acres of wilderness, a crucial project of ABC program. He is married and father of two (son, 25), and daughter, 20, in charge of It’s All About Kids, ABC Youth Outreach program.
Dr. Faye is available for speaking engagement about:
- Getting Involved in Africa Holistic Development, Organically
- How Kilimanjaro was made! An African Perspective to African Development
- Empowerment-Leadership-Sustainability: An African Reality
- Integrated pest Management: Tackling Malaria and other Insect Borne Diseases in Africa
- FayeKunda African Village. Bringing Africa to America in Texas
- Neem, the Wonder Tree: When Nature really takes control, sustainablely
- How African Stay Healthy, ...Naturally?
- Foregin Assitance, aid and help: Is It Working?
- Water for Africa: Let's drill into the UN Millenium Goal of 2015
- Additional African issues of choice could be considered
Interview with Dr. Akua Gray (Akua Gray Experience. LIBRadio). 1/12/09.
"Getting Involved in Africa Holistic Development, Organically"
https://rcpt.yousendit.com/652414932/26802746ff7031c24967e62d367bcc32
For more about ABC program and Dr. Faye’s African mission, please visit:
www.africabound.org
Dr. Doudou D. Faye is native of Kaolack, Senegal, West Africa. He received his degree as Agricultural Works Engineer with specialization in Entomology and Crop Protection from Bambey National Agronomy School of Rural Engineers, before serving as a National Crop Protection Prospector from 1975 to 1978, and the first Regional Phytosanitary Inspector of Diourbel Region, Senegal. From 1980 to 1991, Dr. Faye studied in the USA (Oklahoma State University (1880-82), Stillwater, OK, Purdue University IPM program (Summer 1982), Texas A&M IPM program (Summer 1982) and graduated as Entomologist/Agronomist from Texas Tech University in Lubbock Texas with a Bachelor's of Science (1984), Masters of Science (1988) and Ph.D. (1991).
From 1991 to 1994, Dr. Faye served in Tambacounda, Eastern Senegal as the Country's Senior Entomologist in charge of the R&D in cotton and food crops. As a consultant, Dr. Faye acted as expert for local NGO - West Africa Rural Foundation (www.frao.org) and Rodale International (www.rodaleinstitute.org) in sustainable development project identification, implementation and evaluation. He also co-authored a compendium on identification and description of empirical and research-based alternatives for rural development in Senegal and the Gambia (French and English versions). Dr. Faye served as Pesticide and Termite/Stored Product Pest Specialist for Chemonics/USAID Guinea-Conakry Natural Resource Project. Dr. Faye is currently an Integrated Pest Management Pesticide Specialist Consultant for the US Millennium Challenge Corporation/Maryland based Development Alternatives Inc. (DAI) Mali project (www.dai.com). As a neem specialist, Dr. Faye has attended and contributed in several Neem Foundation World Neem Conferences, with the most recent one in 2007 at Coimbatore, India. Dr. Faye was selected among the Senegalese scientists in the Diaspora by the University of Dakar (UCAD)/UNPD/Senegal Government to attend the first UCAD Diaspora Day to present his work through ABC and his neem research and outreach program in December 2007. From the Conference, his program ABC Neem program for income Generation and sustainability was among the 4 selected ones to be considered in the future UCAD Rural program.
In the USA, as a co-owner, Dr. Faye served as Senior Scientist in charge of the Research and Development and EPA registration of Stet Corporation (www.stetcorp.com), maker of the WisEarth True StopTM organic Fire Ant (Solenopsis invicta, Buren) and Whitefly (Bemisia tabaci and B. argentifolii) pesticides, soil amendment and plant nutrients. He is also the owner and operator of CommonSense Pest Management, a pest control company based in Austin, TX from where he received the State Farm Insurance Unsung Hero Award in 1999 for his commitment in providing environmentally safe pest management services to needy people for the prevention of Asthma in low-income households in Austin. Presently, Dr. Faye focuses on botanicals pesticides and income generator for rural communities in Senegal with emphasis on scientific and economical advocacy of the rational exploitation of the neem tree (Azadirachta indica, Juss).
Dr. Faye is the president and founder of Africa Bound Corporation (ABC), www.africabound.org, a 501c3 Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), chartered in Texas and headquartered in Cedar Creek, TX. He is also one of the co-founders of the Austin African Chamber of Commerce of Texas (ACCT) where he served as Public Relations Officer (2001-2002). He also liaised the current and successful involvement of ABC in several outreach programs to Africa ranging from youth outreach for education and health opportunities to woman empowerment. He is a promoter of community development at grass-root level for empowerment, leadership and sustainability. Some of his involvement include: speaker at the 2002 Texas Renewable Energy Round-Up in Fredericksburg, Texas, presenter of two scientific neem studies in the 2002 World Neem Conference in Mumbai, India, contributor at the 1999 World Neem Conference at the British Columbia University in Vancouver, Canada, and Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas. He is presently spearheading the Neem Movement in Senegal through his new organization: Senegal Neem Foundation (www.senegalneemfoundation.org) as well as the World Neem Conference project in Senegal in 2010 in collaboration with India Neem Foundation (www.neemfoundation.org) where he is member of the Advisory Board as Africa Person-Resource for the World Neem Conference. Dr. Faye is recently invited as Advisory Board member of the 2008 Herbal World Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (www.herbalworld-expo.com) where he will also be a keynote speaker of "How African Stay Healthy, Naturally". One of his focuses in ABC is solving the water problem in rural and sub-rural Africa, starting in Senegal, and to reduce malaria incidence in infested area through Integrated Pest Management (IPM), education, sanitation, TeleHealth, appropriate use of neem, other green pesticides, and common sense approaches). Dr. Faye has presented or authored scientific papers in Integrated Pest Management (IPM) from national and international conferences and consulting reports.
Dr. Faye commitment to African development through opportunity identification and match making is very stressed in his mission to serve. He participated in a water well drilling camp, an international 5-day workshop organized by Living Water International and Lone Star Bits of Houston, TX for individuals and organizations with water well drilling programs. Recently, he volunteered as Entomologist and General Help for the Austin Red Cross during Hurricane Katrina Aftermath Relief Effort in the City of Austin, TX. He is currently facilitating under ABC "It All About Kids" program an increasing effort toward kid summer trips to Africa.
In summer of 2005, a group of nine participated in a Senegal Youth Outreach trip. With his charismatic approach in communication and outreach, and through ABC mission in linking the USA and Africa in mutually beneficial relations, Dr. Faye has developed and maintained strong ties with several social, local, political and religious entities in Africa, especially in Senegal. He is polyglot: (French, English, Spanish and Wolof, native). Dr. Faye and family live in Cedar Creek, Texas where he is now building an African Village in the family 10 acres of wilderness, a crucial project of ABC program. He is married and father of two (son, 25), and daughter, 20, in charge of It’s All About Kids, ABC Youth Outreach program.
Dr. Faye is available for speaking engagement about:
- Getting Involved in Africa Holistic Development, Organically
- How Kilimanjaro was made! An African Perspective to African Development
- Empowerment-Leadership-Sustainability: An African Reality
- Integrated pest Management: Tackling Malaria and other Insect Borne Diseases in Africa
- FayeKunda African Village. Bringing Africa to America in Texas
- Neem, the Wonder Tree: When Nature really takes control, sustainablely
- How African Stay Healthy, ...Naturally?
- Foregin Assitance, aid and help: Is It Working?
- Water for Africa: Let's drill into the UN Millenium Goal of 2015
- Additional African issues of choice could be considered
Interview with Dr. Akua Gray (Akua Gray Experience. LIBRadio). 1/12/09.
"Getting Involved in Africa Holistic Development, Organically"
https://rcpt.yousendit.com/652414932/26802746ff7031c24967e62d367bcc32
For more about ABC program and Dr. Faye’s African mission, please visit:
www.africabound.org
340 Jones Road. Cedar Creek, TX 78612. Office: (512) 321-9911. Cell: (512) 294-1732.
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