Water Sanitation and Hygiene - Butabira

Visit by Alex Walyomu on 2021-03-03

Report ID
12180
Created by
Alex Walyomu
Created date
2021-03-04 08:29:59 UTC
Modified by
Alex Walyomu
Modified date
2021-03-04 09:16:19 UTC
Trip Time
10:46-18:05 (7 h 19 m)
Village Time
13:12-15:55 (2 h 43 m)
Travel Time
4 h 36 m

Household visits

Which Survey
none 
Number Of Households
19 
Visits Purpose
Check on sanitation standards and improvements 
Staff Attendees
Alex Bamulumbye,Walyomu Alex 
Government Attendees
LC1,VHT 
Notes
Alex while in Butabira village moved around the village with the sanitation committee members checking on sanitation improvements and standards and encouraging all community members to maintain the required sanitation standards. This community has shown great improvements and every home visited is proud to show what they have done. The compounds are well swept and all the homes with hand washing stands have jerrycans with water and are being used frequently. Alex continued to encourage the village residents to keep up the good standards in their Homes and should encourage each other to maintain the required sanitation facility standards. Alex then moved to the borehole to check on the borehole wall fence that was recently constructed at the borehole to check if a good job was done. It was indeed observed that the village did what exactly Kibo Group’s Alex guided them to do and the wall fence looks very strong and meets the standards. The water and sanitation committee members together with all the water users are so happy to see this completed fence at their borehole and so proud of it being the first kind of fence in the sub county. A team from another NGO was in the village and appreciated the work kibo has done in this village and asked how this borehole wall fence is constructed after admiring the work done. They loved the idea so much and felt like sharing this idea with other communities where they work. It’s such a cool idea that this wall fence saves the environment and minimize the challenges of a wooden fence. The sanitation and water committee members appreciated kibo group for the work done in their village and are so proud of this idea of a wall fence at the borehole. This is the first kind of fence in the sub county and Alex encouraged them to sale this idea to other surrounding communities. The committee members were continued to be prepared and involve all the community members as Kibo group prepares to drill a new borehole in this village. Alex will continue to prepare the village for the steps in borehole drilling. The village residents will continue to be encouraged to maintain their hygiene and sanitation facility standards. 
Next Visit
2021-03-12 - Purpose: To continue preparing the village before the borehole drilling and encourage the community to maintain the required sanitation and hygiene standards.
Program Success
The village has shown great borehole ownership and completed constructing a wall fence at their old borehole that was recently repaired in partnership with the community
Program Critical Needs
There is still need for clean water in the village as many people crowd around this old well and others walking long distances to this old well
Program Ownership
The water and sanitation committee members are working together to ensure the community maintain a safe water chain. They have also ensured that only people with clean Jerrycans are allowed to get water from the borehole
Other Program Observations
Program Expected Of Village
To continue working together to maintain their village sanitation standards and together prepare each other for the borehole to be drilled in the village soon.
Program Staff Preparations Next Visit
To go back and continue preparing the village before the borehole survey and encourage the community members to maintain their sanitation and hygiene practices.
 

Report Photos

17106 The new borehole wall fence constructed recently at the old borehole in Butabira Village. Kibo group sold this idea to the village and solely bought it as a village
17109 Many people queue to get water from the only available borehole in Butabira village.
17112 Mutume , a resident in Butabira is very creative with his hand washing stand by getting a pipe that takes water into the covered soak pit.
17115 Many homes in Butabira village look very clean and smeared.
17118 A lady in Butabira village called Loy Ayiiki was found washing hands with her hand washing facility constructed next to the pit latrine.
17121 The village residents are very happy for the new idea of a new borehole fence constructed at the borehole