Kibo Reports

Mvule Community Development - Ikumbya - Luuka

Participation Rating: 2
Success: They are all using saver stoves
Village Critical Needs: They need trees because many people grow sugar cane and they cut all trees.
Village Action Steps: To mobilize the members for the next meeting
Staff Action Steps: To call the chairperson for the update
Sanitation Hygiene Committee: yes
Water Users Committee: yes
Other Class Notes

Community Ownership: yes
Ownership Story: They are keeping their bore clean.
Three Stone Fires: no
Access to Clean Water: yes
Open Defecation: no
Water Access Explain
Prevent Ownership: None
Allow Ownership: They are working together as a community
Village Notes: This is a big village and the government hopes to divide it up

How Many Men Attended: 21
How Many Women Attended: 34
Staff Attendees: Abraham Mulongo
Government Attendees: LC1
Visitor Attendees: None
Total Attendance: 55
Program: Mvule Project
Lesson Taught: commitee formation
Notes: Abraham met fifty five Ikumbya community members and they selected the committee that will help to mobilize the community for the meeting. They have seven members on the committee and they come from different corners of the village to ease the mobilisation. They went to nearby place and found a man who is preparing his land for growing sugar cane. Abraham advised them not to grow sugar canes unless they have bigger land to grow food crops, he told them that many grow sugar cane and end up not having food at home. Sugar cane takes eighteen months to harvest and that is a long time for waiting until one gets the money to buy food.He told them to grow more food crops because those who have grown sugar cane will come and buy food from them. They discussed that a tree is everything as it helps with fire wood, construction and ends with a coffin which goes with us in the grave and that means we start with trees and we end with trees.