International Healthcare Village Project in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Citizens from African countries have identified the need to sustainably provide high-end medical services in Africa and put a halt to the export of scarce foreign exchange from the Continent in the form of medical tourism. The main goal of the project is to conduct research on international medical services as well as financial sustainability, focusing on economic trends, policies, and practices that contribute to long-term financial stability and growth. The project will involve: Analyzing economic data from various countries and regions. Identifying key factors that contribute to financial sustainability in the provision of medical services. Gathering information from several stakeholders in order to get information and data, reviewing said information and data for accuracy. Assessing the impact of different financial policies and practices. Researching best practices for promoting financial sustainability. Developing recommendations for improving financial sustainability on an international scale.

Aloi Marathon: Organization, Planning & Logistics Research

Aloi Marathon is planned as an Annual Event offering opportunities for exercise for different age brackets encompassing Full Marathon; Half Marathon and Mini Marathon. The main objective of this project is to conduct and research on all activities which should be addressed in order to effectively organize and facilitate a successful marathon event. This will involve understanding the logistics, planning, and execution of a marathon, as well as identifying best practices and potential challenges. What makes this project particularly interesting is that the proposed marathon will take place in Aloi, Alebtong District, Northern Uganda in East Africa. The funds generated by this marathon will be applied to support community projects such as introducing modern agricultural techniques in rural areas, offering scholarships to needy students, improving healthcare facilities; and offering improved and durable family housing to the community