Hi there, Please excuse me banrigg in on your blog. I am trawling for kindred spirits with a similar objective to mine, which is to provide handcarts to those who most need them.Many people in many lands, live in drudgery and poverty, spending many hours each day walking long distances, searching for essential things like water, firewood and food, to carry home using their heads, hands and backs, because they have no wheeled transport for carrying their loads.I am sure the lives of these people would be greatly improved if they had handcarts.Handcarts increase mobility, and save precious time and energy. Their benefits include -Better able to carry heavy loads, further and faster, with less effort.Improved health, with less mental stress and physical strain.Better attendance of schools and medical clinics.Spending less time away from home.Greater security for children, livestock and property.Earning money hiring out carts, and taking produce to market.Setting up mobile stalls for selling food and garden produce.Social and welfare improvements.More buildings and shelters. As time goes by, the benefits of using handcarts expand exponentially, turning basic subsistence into dynamic development for individuals, families, communities and nations alike. I realise that designing, making and distributing good quality handcarts to those who need them most, will be a prolonged, difficult and costly task, but I believe it can be done on a global basis, if dedicated caring individuals and relief organisations join forces to develop and action viable, agreeable and sustainable solutions to a problem that has compounded the effects of drudgery and poverty for far too long.What you think?I would greatly appreciate your thoughts on this matter, and any handcart associated intelligence .Do you think that the concept is valid?Would you support or participate in it?Do you know of any individual or organisation currently involved with providing handcarts?Would you like further details of the concept?Do you have any questions, that I haven't thought of?Please show or forward this message to anyone you think may be interested in the concept of providing handcarts on a humanitarian basis.Many thanksEd AustinKoruKarts(at)gmail(dot)com.
Hi there, Please excuse me banrigg in on your blog. I am trawling for kindred spirits with a similar objective to mine, which is to provide handcarts to those who most need them.Many people in many lands, live in drudgery and poverty, spending many hours each day walking long distances, searching for essential things like water, firewood and food, to carry home using their heads, hands and backs, because they have no wheeled transport for carrying their loads.I am sure the lives of these people would be greatly improved if they had handcarts.Handcarts increase mobility, and save precious time and energy. Their benefits include -Better able to carry heavy loads, further and faster, with less effort.Improved health, with less mental stress and physical strain.Better attendance of schools and medical clinics.Spending less time away from home.Greater security for children, livestock and property.Earning money hiring out carts, and taking produce to market.Setting up mobile stalls for selling food and garden produce.Social and welfare improvements.More buildings and shelters. As time goes by, the benefits of using handcarts expand exponentially, turning basic subsistence into dynamic development for individuals, families, communities and nations alike. I realise that designing, making and distributing good quality handcarts to those who need them most, will be a prolonged, difficult and costly task, but I believe it can be done on a global basis, if dedicated caring individuals and relief organisations join forces to develop and action viable, agreeable and sustainable solutions to a problem that has compounded the effects of drudgery and poverty for far too long.What you think?I would greatly appreciate your thoughts on this matter, and any handcart associated intelligence .Do you think that the concept is valid?Would you support or participate in it?Do you know of any individual or organisation currently involved with providing handcarts?Would you like further details of the concept?Do you have any questions, that I haven't thought of?Please show or forward this message to anyone you think may be interested in the concept of providing handcarts on a humanitarian basis.Many thanksEd AustinKoruKarts(at)gmail(dot)com.
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