Project Report
| Nov 4, 2024
The Desire To Change The Society
By George Obua | Project Leader
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KIFA desires to change a society with the people
The desire to change the society
To Kole Intellectual Forum, they believe that: the society doesn’t have an agenda for its development; although, it is formed as an organic thing, with a concrete structure that is driven by an idea or a concept that comes from an individual or a group of people that live within that particular society.
Definitely, for the purposes of developing or transforming, the idea or concept must come from an individual or a group of individuals who think positively about it. It is also realized by the team of researcher of Kole Intellectual Forum that: sometimes certain individuals may have agendas so similar to someone else’s that they see themselves as in concert or sometimes it may be that, one individual may develop an agenda and then “sell” that idea to others who adopt it or modify it to shot the interest of the society.
This exactly what Kole Intellectual Forum is doing; always to development an idea for the development of their society; the two concepts already in place are:
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Nov 3, 2024
Discussing The Future With The Youth
By George Obua | Project Leader
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Discussing issues about the future: Youth
Discussing the future with the youth
To Kole Intellectual Forum, they believe that: the future can be foreseen if at all they sit together with the youth to discuss it into details about it. They observe that: the future of any given nation depends on the youth because they have the potential to be leaders, entrepreneurs, and change-makers. When the project leader of Kole Intellectual Forum moved more closer to the youth, he realizes that: in the youth, there is:
Creativity and innovation; given that, they are often at the forefront of technological and communication trends. They are also realized to be those who are unafraid to challenge the status quo and embrace innovative thinking; on the other angle, as far as the energy and enthusiasm is concern, the project leader noticed that, they can drive progress and innovation in society; meanwhile about fresh perspectives, young people were counted to be those who can inject vitality into society with their fresh perspectives.
Above all, the observation continues to explain that: Young people do not only represent the future of their country, but they are ones make up the society's main agents of change and progress. Taking into the account that, they have a great effect on economic development too.
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Nov 2, 2024
Research: Policies And Projects' Development
By George Obua | Project Leader
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Research for policies development- project sucess
The value of research: Policies and projects’ Development
As we come towards of the end of the year 2024: Kole Intellectual Forum is outsourcing information from all angles through research. Of course, the approach they are using is helping them to advance science by exploring laws and theories that shape their understanding of natural or social phenomena; and it has always been leading them into creative projects that help them and their beneficiaries to appreciate human stories and enrich them to use the best approach to connect, understand, and relate to each other.
Working procedure of Kole Intellectual Forum is based on persistence research. In that: they believe that, “if there is no proper research, probably proper development policies will not be in place or if proper policies are in place maybe, they would not be implemented to benefit the right stakeholders. That's why research and development are inseparable given that the failure of research may hinder development’ The team of the organizational research – Kole Intellectual Forum observed
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