I am in the lucky position of having a board in Norway that is both skilled board members and my close family. It was a pleasure to have them joining the Ga Yaw Ga Yaw team at the border for some days. One of them was unfortunately not able to come this time, but with the husbands of the rest also attending, it was a great group of 6 people to share our work and life with!
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| The Ga Yaw Ga Yaw board and husbands. |
To be better acquainted, the Norwegian board were working side by side with the Karen team on the building site. Big fun! It might also have contributed to give the visitors a genuine sense of how we work and cooperate on an everyday base. I am impressed and proud of the knowledge shown by the end of their stay!
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| Making adobe. |
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| A well deserved brake after uncommon work in the heat. |
There were also time to meet and talk without working. I think both parts were happy to get to know each other and learn about the other parts work for the same organization.
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| For me, a really touching moment! The Norwegian team got a small insight in the Karen situation and my colleagues stories. |
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| Ga Yaw Ga Yaw! |
It was also time for some sightseeing. We took them to see all of our projects and a little more!
Thanks to Koe Taw for great guiding and translation job!
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| In Myawaddy, the border town, looking over to Burma. |
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| Maw Kwee. The kids were singing and telling about their new school! |
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