Kibo Reports

Community Empowerment - Sinde - Namayingo

Community Ownership: yes
Ownership Story: Sinde as a village has gone through many things but have worked together to overcome them.A teacher died in his room and they had no idea where he came from, but as a responsible community they broke the door and called police that helped find where he came from. They took the responsibility of calling police because some other things need police.
Three Stone Fires: yes
Access to Clean Water: yes
Open Defecation: no
Water Access Explain
Prevent Ownership: Unknown
Allow Ownership: Unknown
Village Notes: Ida, Harriet, Tape and Jeska

Men Attendees: 13
Women Attendees: 29
Staff Attendees: Harriet Kefeza,Ida Bazonona,Jeska Nairuba,Tape Bwana
Government Attendees: LC1
Visitor Attendees: None
Total Attendance: 42
Lesson Taught: Poultry Day 1
Notes: Ida, Harriet, Tape and Jeska went to Sinde to continue teaching the lesson about feeding the chickens. They reached late because they delayed at the office. But the community was patient and waited until the teachers arrived and started the lesson. The community was happy for the visitors, as usual Ida always begins with review of the previous lesson which they did good. So Ida requested those who came with books and pens to be ready because they were going to take notes, she told them that the type of feed they were learning about is GROWERS MARSH This feed is for chickens from week nine to week twenty. If you still have chic and duck marsh don’t throw it away but feed the chickens until it’s finished and start feeding them with growers marsh. Maize brand. 70kgs Cotton seed cake. 20kgs Silver fish. 07kgs Shells. 02kgs Pre mix. 1/2kg Salt. 1/2kg Before the lesson was done it started raining and the group had leave immediately.