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Life-Saving Bicycles: Story of BikeTown Africa
01 Apr 2006
Posted In: Healthcare Logistics in Africa, Bridging Distances: Healthcare & Transport,
A bicycle can change your life. In Africa a bicycle can save a life. This hour on Here on Earth, Jean and her guests discuss BikeTown Africa, an innovative program to distribute new specially designed bikes to home health workers.
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