287:(URD) party. Ouélessébougou encompasses 44 villages. Samaké's name was listed at the top of a slate of 23 candidates for council positions. Samaké won with 86 percent of the vote. Samaké focused on ending corruption and increasing government transparency as Mayor. In 2009, Ouélessébougou was ranked 699 out of 703 communes (groupings of tribal villages) in Mali for governmental management and transparency. Two years into Samaké's tenure as mayor, the city now ranks in the top 10 in the country, with a tax collection rate of 68 percent. Samaké's term as mayor has seen a significant rise in tax revenue as well. Prior to his election as mayor, less than 10% of the population were paying their taxes. At the end of 2010, tax collection had risen to 68%, and is expected to reach between 80–90% by the end of 2011. As Samaké turned Ouélessébougou around, he was elected vice president of Mali's League of Mayors (704 mayors nationwide). In December 2011, Samaké coordinated with the Utah League of Cities and Towns to bring several mayors from Mali to Utah so that they could experience better government practices. He also lobbied for and got increased resources from the central government to build a new hospital, a first public high school in the region, a new water pump system to replace old
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323:. Empower Mali, a US-based organization, focuses on working with rural communities in Mali to meet the growing needs in the areas of education, healthcare, clean water and clean energy. Empower Mali seeks to build permanent skills in its beneficiaries and not just solve temporary problems. This is the logic behind the investment the use. They seek to have the benefited communities involved in both the needs assessment and financial portion of their projects. To date Empower Mali has been able to bring 21 additional middle schools,24 water systems 8 teachers housings, 2 electric playgrounds, a tablet program for schools, host a governance summit between Mali and Utah and sponsored an after school program in 16 of the poorest schools in the Malian capital city of Bamako providing children with additional study/teacher aid.
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238:(BYU) in 2000. At BYU, he earned a master's degree in public policy and served as president of the Black Student Union. During his time at BYU, Samaké met his wife Marissa Coutinho, a native of India who was studying Information Systems at BYU. While at BYU, Samaké completed an internship at the United Nations.
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