nodirvaliev

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   by nodirvaliev 1y ago

   Thank you so much for the thoughtful suggestions — I truly appreciate the time and care you’ve put into them. Unfortunately, we’re working with a very limited timeframe, as we’re hoping to open the school by September. That’s why, at this p
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   by nodirvaliev 1y ago

   As for teacher salaries — they will be covered by the parents of the children. It was actually the parents who initiated this effort in the first place, as they deeply care about their children’s education. Of course, the salaries won’t be
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   by nodirvaliev 1y ago

   Yes, there are some opportunities for return on investment through the development of small businesses. However, in practice, these businesses are usually not very expensive to set up and mainly serve as a way to recover the initial investm
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   by nodirvaliev 1y ago

   Originally, we hoped the building could also function as a kind of community center—something like a cultural house where people, especially kids, could play musical instruments, gather, and learn together. But for now, that idea is on hold
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   by nodirvaliev 1y ago

   I’d probably use the money to build a small physical asset that serves a community — something like a coffee stand, a laundromat, or even a village solar charging station. Something low-maintenance, low-tech, and useful. But honestly… I’m c
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   Ask HN: How can I raise $8k to build a classroom in rural Tajikistan?

   5 points by nodirvaliev 1y ago|12 comments