Healthy and Safe Kitchens - Kamudoke

Visit by Suzan Winnie on 2022-03-18

Report ID
16326
Created by
Suzan Winnie
Created date
2022-03-21 13:27:15 UTC
Modified by
Suzan Winnie
Modified date
2022-03-23 05:58:58 UTC
Trip Time
09:48-17:24 (7 h 36 m)
Village Time
12:19-15:03 (2 h 44 m)
Travel Time
4 h 52 m

Kitchens all groups

Lesson Taught
follow up smearing,follow up stove building 
How Many Men Attended
4 
How Many Women Attended
12 
Staff Attendees
Suzan Keddi 
Government Attendess
VHT,Other 
Visitor Attendees
None 
Total Attendance
16 
Program
Healthy and Safe Kitchens 
Notes
Suzan went to the village to follow up on the stove building progress and maintenance of other program facilities such as smearing of the houses. This is important because other participants still have poor kitchens which were leaking when it rains and not smeared. When she arrived, she walked with four group leaders whom she found at the meeting place. As they walked together, Suzan came across the some participants who received the fuel efficient stoves first and had began cooking on them. One of them called Naigaga reported that she was enjoying to cook on her new stove and her children were also comfortably participating in the cooking sometimes because there were no more firewood accidents in her kitchen. She also added that new members picked interest in the stoves after watching her happily cooking on her new stove. Her kitchen was neatly arranged with clean utensils on her dish rack which was so encouraging to see. Suzan approached other members who had poor kitchens and requested them to improve on them before they also received the fuel efficient stoves. She requested the members to continue working as a team during the stove building lessons as well as welcoming new members. One of the men Reported that they hardly found enough time to do so because they were so busy carrying out other family businesses in the nearby community centers but still promised to reconstruct the roofs once they find free time. She also requested the women to smear all their buildings so that everything looked neat. Kibo staff thanked the group members for their time and left the village. 
Next Visit
2022-03-21 - Purpose: Continue guiding the community how to build the fuel efficient stoves on their own.
Program Success
Yes most community members have improved on their facilities and stove building.
Program Critical Needs
Continue guiding the community how to build the fuel efficient stoves.
Program Ownership
There’s teamwork among the participants
Other Program Observations
Most sanitation and hygiene facilities have been maintained such as the latrines, shower areas and hand washing jerrycans.
Program Expected Of Village
Continue building stoves for other new members and improving on their facilities.
Program Staff Preparations Next Visit
Plan for the next meeting
 

Report Photos

27567 Kamudoke. One of the young girls found cooking on her mother’s fuel efficient stove. She was among the first participants to receive the fuel efficient stoves.