Kibo Reports

Community Empowerment - Nabituluntu - Namutumba

Participation Rating: 2
Success: The jericans are clean and the community respects their leaders.
Village Critical Needs: For now stoves because they have the biggest kitchens but without modern stoves.
Village Action Steps: Prepare for stoves department.
Staff Action Steps: Look for the right grass to take to the community as an example.
Sanitation Hygiene Committee: yes
Water Users Committee: yes
Other Class Notes

Community Ownership: yes
Ownership Story: They have kept the borehole in good condition. The fence is still strong and both care takers take turns to clean and some other things.
Three Stone Fires: yes
Access to Clean Water: yes
Open Defecation: no
Water Access Explain
Prevent Ownership: None
Allow Ownership: Togetherness.
Village Notes: There is a small part of the road that is impassable when it rains. The community is very happy of the blessing of the new program in their village.

Men Attendees: 4
Women Attendees: 9
Staff Attendees: Ida Bazonona
Government Attendees: LC1
Visitor Attendees: None
Total Attendance: 13
Lesson Taught: Meeting the community
Notes: Ida went to Nabituluntu to introduce the stove program. This community has been waiting for stoves for a while, when Harriet was preparing to leave for the US, CEP department sat and decided that the stoves program shouldn't stop but Ida can do the introduction and Jeska, Tape will do the practical. Ida met with leaders introduced the program and walked with the people to look for the recommended grass. It was a challenge getting the grass because every where is clear or gardens for ground nuts, beans, maize etc. The community did some demonstration and were happy though were worried where to get the recommended grass. The chairman mr. Malevu thanked Kibo on behalf of the group and promised to work hand in hand with Kibo. The remaining grass will be cut and kept until the technical team arrive i.e. Tape and Jeska.