Healthy and Safe Kitchens - Kishaike

Visit by Suzan Winnie on 2021-05-14

Report ID

13104

Created by

Suzan Winnie

Created date

2021-05-14 11:28:41 UTC

Modified by

Suzan Winnie

Modified date

2021-05-18 11:29:20 UTC

Trip Time

10:04-16:44 (6 h 40 m)

Village Time

00:06-14:54 (14 h 48 m)

Travel Time

-9 h 52 m

Kitchens all groups

Lesson Taught

assignment check,follow up smearing,teach raised storage 

How Many Men Attended

4 

How Many Women Attended

6 

Staff Attendees

Suzan Keddi 

Government Attendess

VHT 

Visitor Attendees

None. 

Total Attendance

10 

Program

Healthy and Safe Kitchens 

Notes

Suzan went to the village to continue following up on the improvement of the healthy and safe kitchens facilities like smearing of the buildings,construction of the firewood stands and kitchen roofs. When she arrived there, she went to the meeting place and found Sanyo the group chairperson with other members gathered under a tree. She was warmly welcomed to the village and after settling down and exchanging greetings, Suzan briefed the members on the purpose of the visit that day and how the activity was going to be carried out. Before they started moving around, the chairperson made some updates on the activities going on so far such as repairing facilities and smearing buildings, and then they got up and began walking around the village while monitoring different program facilities at the participants homes. Suzan noticed that some structures were well constructed and smeared in some homes, while others were not well maintained such as the kitchens with poor roofs, the bathrooms, latrines and main houses which needed to be smeared. Other kitchens didn’t have the firewood storages inside and the dish racks were eaten up by the termites. Suzan kept on advising the members to improve on their facilities before they received the fuel efficient stoves and requested them to always work together as a team most especially helping those who didn’t know or looked vulnerable. The chairperson and the other group leaders promised to work together and assist other members to improve on their facilities before they received the fuel efficient stoves in their kitchens. They thanked Kibo staff for the visit and lessons taught and the meeting came to an end. 

Next Visit

2021-05-19 - Purpose: To teach and guide the members as they try to build the fuel efficient stoves on their own.

Program Success

According to observations, the members are effectively smearing their buildings and repairing their other facilities such as the kitchen roofs, firewood storages, shower areas and dish racks.

Program Critical Needs

Continue teaching and guiding the participants how to build the fuel efficient stoves.

Program Ownership

There’s unity and teamwork among the members and their leaders.

Other Program Observations

Some homes have well maintained sanitation and hygiene facilities.

Program Expected Of Village

Continue repairing their facilities and smearing their houses.

Program Staff Preparations Next Visit

To plan for the next meeting

 

Report Photos

Kishaike. Kibo staff( suzan) observing a kitchen which needs to be smeared again.

Kishaike. A poor kitchen that needs to be repaired and reconstructed at the roof.