You Can Educate People On How To

Every One Of Us Can Make A Contribution. And Quite Often We Are Looking For The Big Things And Forget That, Wherever We Are, We Can Make A Contribution. Sometimes I Tell Myself, I May Only Be Planting A Tree Here, But Just Imagine What's Happening If There Are Billions Of People Out There Doing Something. Just Imagine The Power Of What We Can Do.

The Way In Which We Can Promote Peace, Is By Promoting Sustainable Management Of Our Resources, Equitable Distribution Of These Resources, And That The Only Way You Can Actually Do That, Is That Then You Have To Have A Political, Economic System That Facilitates That. And Then You Get Into The Issues Of Human Rights, Justice, Economic Justice, Social Justice, And Good Governance Or Democratic Governance. That's How It Ties Up.

What I Am Trying To Say Is That They Need To Learn To Rely On Themselves And To Learn From Other People, And When You Learn Something From Other People, Then You Keep Moving Onward For Yourself.

There Are Opportunities Even In The Most Difficult Moments.

In Kenya, One Of Our Biggest Exports Is Coffee. Where Do You Grow Coffee? You Grow Coffee In The Land. To Be Able To Grow Coffee You Need Rain, You Need Special Kinds Of Soils That Are Found On Hillsides, And That Means You Have To Protect That Land From Soil Erosion So You Don't Lose The Soil. You Also Want To Make Sure That When The Rains Come You're Going To Be Able To Hold That Water And Have It Go Into The Ground So That The Streams And The Rivers Keep Flowing And The Ground Is Relatively Humid For These Plants.