Kibo Reports

Healthy and Safe Kitchens - Kiteigalwa - Bugiri

Participation Rating: 1
Success: They always come together to solve any community or individual problem like funerals. They are also in the process of building their own clinic
Village Critical Needs: Need for clts
Village Action Steps: Continue working together
Staff Action Steps: Prepare the next lesson
Sanitation Hygiene Committee: no
Water Users Committee: no
Other Class Notes

Community Ownership: yes
Ownership Story: The group came up together and put money together to buy a rice milling machine.
Three Stone Fires: no
Access to Clean Water: yes
Open Defecation: yes
Water Access Explain
Prevent Ownership: None
Allow Ownership: Good leadership structure
Village Notes: The community is very excited about the program

Lesson Taught: assignment check
How Many Men Attended: 4
How Many Women Attended: 15
Staff Attendees: Harriet Kefeza
Government Attendess: None
Visitor Attendees: Lorna
Total Attendance: 19
Program: Stoves
Notes: Harriet went to kiteigalwa to check on the assignment she left them in the previous meeting. She had asked each member to come with a heap of grass that will be used to build stoves. The goal was to ensure that they find grass by themselves to prove that grass can be found in their own village as well as avoid an excuse of asking Kibo staff to find for them grass. It was very interesting to see every member turning up with grass. They also told Harriet that the program is very cheap because it requires grass which is easily and freely available in their village. She demonstrated to them how to cut grass and left them with an assignment to cut more.