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I think "social justice" is involved, but this isn't always easy to gauge. For example, if a pandemic vaccine cannot be distributed to the poorest efficiently, so that considerably more lives might b…
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Brian I used your question to organize my blog about my SE startup in India, which is kind of a long blog to post here too, but has something to say in response.
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"Bicycles are a basic tool of development, improving access to farms, market, jobs, schools, and health care. Village Bicycle Project receives more than 500 bikes a year from the Working Bikes Co-op. Working Bikes is different from other ‘donors’ in that it donates most of the shipping costs, as well as the bikes. VBP teaches basic maintenance and repair, equipping about 1000 people a year with bikes and training. People say things like, “I never knew that I could repair a puncture myself”."
here is a link to the PDF I hope it works for you :
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CBIQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fworkingbikes.org%2Fsites%2Fworkingbikes.org%2Ffiles%2Fworking%2520bikes%2520brochure%2520June%25202009.doc&ei=rvQTTLXrBsaLnQfoja3zCw&usg=AFQjCNGBDlrnJ1b2kOQpk0AIi_LMN3YN9w&sig2=8ZUbXhx3yLJnczG27_7Oew
If that doesn't just type this in to google : working bikes cooperative washing machine.
The washing machine project that I heard about is actually in Guatemala. The link above is a list of the recipients of the bikes.
what are you doing in india?
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