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How Smart Wrist Band Makes School Feeding Programme Accountable In Kenya
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February 20, 2020
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February 20, 2020
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2:30Now PlayingFeeding school children in Kenya has been a challenge for authorities and parents due to high cost of food production and cases of corruption, making accountability more difficult.
A group of IT experts has adopted technology to solve this by introducing smart prepaid wrist bands. The device allows parents to recharge credit and help authorities track sums of money expended to contractors.
The subsidised meal program tackles malnutrition among the pupils and encourage their attendance in public schools.
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