called Mara, who goes through different stages of her life and then ends up as carcass. The story takes place in 2070 and is told by using bones. It was performed the first time on 9 April 2010 in Kenya at the Italien Institute of Culture. "The last man standing" have been performed in Nairobi, Mombasa, South Africa and Indonesia. KIPT (back then as CHAPS) performed "Puppets against Corruption", which is a performance about the corruption in Kenya that portrays the corruption using the world of animals. The performance was a part of the "Puppets against Corruption" project, which involved a series of anti-corruption performances and gave information about corruption's consequences. Consultancies The organization has undertaken consultancies in the designing of learning materials, facilitation of workshops, training in puppetry and folk media for national and international organizations. These include; Netherlands Leprosy Relief, Aktion Africa Hilfe, UNICEF, Merlin International, German Development Cooperation (GIZ), Lutheran World Federation, SNV, PLAN International, UNHCR, World Vision, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, British Council, Warner and Consorten, DSW, Action Aid Kenya, Family Health International, Family Care International and the Association of AIDS Organisation (TASO) in Uganda, among others. It has initiated puppetry projects in Nigeria, Eritrea, Sudan, Somalia, Uganda and Liberia and participated in collaborative puppetry projects in Belgium, the Netherlands, Austria, South Africa, Finland, Denmark and Australia. See also World Puppetry Day UNIMA References External links KIPT Theatre without borders The previous puppetry festival in Kenya Puppetry Theatrical organizations UNIMA Puppet theaters Puppets