Mvule Community Development - Buyange
Visit by Chris Bulolo on 2022-04-22
- Report ID
- 16746
- Created by
- Chris Bulolo
- Created date
- 2022-04-23 09:59:45 UTC
- Modified by
- Lorna Katagara
- Modified date
- 2022-05-12 08:47:43 UTC
- Trip Time
- 10:04-06:10 (-4 h 6 m)
- Village Time
- 12:20-04:02 (-9 h 42 m)
- Travel Time
- 4 h 24 m
Mvule Community Development lesson
- How Many Men Attended
- 10
- How Many Women Attended
- 8
- Staff Attendees
- Abraham Mulongo,Chris Bulolo
- Government Attendees
- LC1,VHT
- Visitor Attendees
- None
- Total Attendance
- 18
- Program
- Mvule Community Development
- Lesson Taught
- community meeting
- Notes
- The preparations to give this community 96 goats are in high gear , chris and Abraham visited to follow up requirements to receive goats ( Mvule lesson plan), they were joined by the community leaders and visited 20 homes who included kiisa, Loy, Tereza, Beth, Isiko, Taita, Jafari, Nabwire, Milly, Rukeyser, Namuyodi Amina, Hadija, Sylivia Naigaga, Zauma, Sinai, Kalembe hellen, talyaka, Safina, Kefa, and ephraim. All this homes had all the requirements like trees planted and being taken care of, goats shelter, grass for the goats, hand washing station, dish rack, latrine, bathroom, member active in the community project (onion garden) rubbish pit and a tidy compound, chris and Abraham were very impressed to find hand washing facility almost in every home they visited which indicated how the community is getting ready to receive the goats from Kibo. Chris and Abraham encouraged the leaders to follow up the rest of the community where Kibo has not reached to make sure the whole community is on the same page. Abraham and Chris observed that the community is 70 percent ready as they continue with home to home visitation to follow up on requirements to receive goats, he is will go back next week to continue with following up on requirements to receive goats in the upper section of the community.
- Next Visit
- 2022-04-27 - Purpose: To continue with lesson on decision to receive goats( follow up on requirements to receive goats home to home visits).
- Program Success
- Not yet
- Program Critical Needs
- Arrangements between the goats supplier and Kibo should be initiated because the community is getting ready .
- Program Ownership
- The community members are concerned about each other regarding the fulfillment of the requirements to receive goats.
- Other Program Observations
- The community is embracing the building of the hand washing stations in their homes.
- Program Expected Of Village
- The community leaders should follow up and ensure the community members have the requirements to receive goats.
- Program Staff Preparations Next Visit
- To call the community leaders to follow up on requirements to receive goats as well as follow up the goats supplier.
Report Photos
Buyange village, Mr Ngobi Badiru (left) shows Chris of Kibo group the grass he planted for the goats to feed on, Mr Badiru says rearing goats will be easy only if the community can plant more grass like he did, Chris requested him to encourage other members to prepare what their goats shall be feeding on since people have dug all the grass for cultivation.
Buyable village, Chris (left) demonstrates to Mr Badiru Ngobi how to construct a standard dish rack, this was during home to home visitation to observe how the homes where preparing to receive the goats.
Buyange village, Chris helps mr Badiru to wash hands using the hand washing station, Kibo considered regarded the hand washing station as one of tue requirements to receive goats in order to improve sanitation standards in the community.
Buyange village, Mr Badiru Ngobi shows Chris where his goats sleep, chris encouraged Mr Badiru to enclose the shelter to protect the goats from being disturbed by rains , Mr Ngobi Badiru promised to work on in by next Wednesday.
Buyange village, Mr Kabweru Robert a community member and also the community mobilizer takes chris around his newly constructed latrine. As the community prepares to receive goats, chris observed that the sanitation and latrine coverage has gradually increased, this is attributed to Kibo’s decision to consider sanitation in homes as one of the requirements to receive goats.
Buyange village, Mr Kabweru Robert and Chris pose for a photo at a newly constructed goats’ shelter. Before a homes receives a goat from Kibo , there has to a proof of presence of where the goats shall sleep and it has to be a very clean and safe place.
Buyange village, Mr Kabweru Robert also planted the grass which his goats will be feeding on. To ensure the goats stay healthy and productive, Kibo has encouraged the community to plant more grass for the goats .