International Training on “Policies,
Strategies and Support Systems for
Rural Revitalization”
May 4th – 28th, 2015
MASHAV RURAL REVITALIZATION 2015
WEITZ CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
REHOVOT, ISRAEL
TEAM CAROLYNE NGARA: - KENYA
ZABLON OIRERE – KENYA | NAW JA – MYANMAR | PRICILA –COSTA RICA |
WINNIE OYANKUNLE – NIGERIA | FLORA KIIZA - UGANDA
THE JABOYA MEN AT WORK
NO SEX FOR FISH – HOMA BAY PROJECT
Objectives
Narrative Summary
Measurable Indicators
Means Of Verification
Assumptions
Goals
To reduce the rate of HIV AIDS
infection in Homa Bay County by
10% by 2017
Number of New HIV/AIDS Infections
Reduced (By 2017)
- Increase The Number of
Economically Independent Women
in Homa Bay County By 2017
- Through Positive Behavior
Change
- Through Official Data from
The Ministry of Health And
Other Stakeholders by 2017
Lack of Cooperation
from Stakeholders
(Min. of Health,
Implementing
Partners)
Purposes
To reduce HIV AIDS infection through
economic empowerment of women
and the youth - with fishing boats.
To create awareness on the dangers
of HIV AIDS through capacity
building.
To reduce dependency syndrome
among the women and the youth
through creation of employment and
through engagement in fish business
in Homa Bay county
Drop of the HIV/AIDS Infection
Rates by 5% per year (from 32% to
below national average of 25%.)
To Mitigate the Phenomenon of
‘Jaboya System’ in Homa Bay County.
Increase The Number of Women
Self-Help Groups In Homa Bay
County by 2017.
Increase the number of
Economically Independent Women
by 2017.
Official Data from Ministry of
Health
-The Results And reported
Attendance of Jaboya in the
Workshops and Trainings.
-Positive Feedback through
Interviews and Focus group
Meetings (Every 3 Months)
Through Increased Boats
Ownership by 2017.
Positive Response
from the male
members of the
fishing Communities
in Homa Bay County
Outputs
-New Women groups Formed Jaboya Men Trained.
-Fishmongers (Women- FishTraders) Trained
-Number of Women Groups Formed -Attendance List of Trained
- Number of Jaboya Trained
(Fishmongers and Jaboya)
-Number of fishmongers Trained
-Groups Photographs
Number Trainings And
Meetings Held
Parallel Community
Events (Cultural
Evenst, Burial,
Weddings etc)
Activities
Mobilization:- carry out community
outreach Programmes
Mobilization, recruit and train
project team members
Train groups on boats and business
management Skills
Number of Meeting Held
Number of Trainings
Conducted
Number of People Who
Received The Trainings
Attendance List
Meeting Minutes
Group Pictures
Feedback Notes
Training Venue
Parallel Programmes
(Burial, Weddings,
Cultural Festival)
JABOYA MEN AT WORK
STRENGTHS
Knowledge of local language and
culture
WEAKNESSES
Improve on community behavior
towards development initiatives
Technical know how
Geographical know how
Under exploited resources
Ability to coordinate
Good communication skills
More skilled human resources
Slow adoption of technology
Project ownership of beneficiary
OPPORTUNITIES
Government good will
THREATHS
Environmental uncertaintiesclimate change
Support from other stakeholders
Help for self help-skills transfer to
Dishonest among the target groups
actions and actualization of the project leader to none committal
Cultural believes and taboos
A FISHMONGERS WAITING FOR FISH
VISION
Economic empowerment of women and the youth in order to
reduce dependency and HIV/AIDs in Homa Bay County
MISSION
To make women and the youth to be economically self-reliance in
Homa Bay county
BROAD OBJECTIVE
To reduce the rate of HIV AIDS infection in Homa Bay County by 10%
by 2017
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
•To reduce HIV AIDS infection through economic empowerment by
providing women and the youth with fishing boats.
•To create awareness on the dangers of HIV AIDS through capacity
building.
•To reduce dependency syndrome among the women and the youth
through creation of employment through engagement in fish
business in Homa Bay county
A CARPENTER MAKING BOATS IN HOMA BAY
STARTEGIES
1. Mobilization;- carry out
community outreach
meetings
2. Mobilization, recruit and train
project team members
3. Train groups on boats and
business managements
Capacity Building And Training of Women is Key To Poverty Reduction
ACTION PLAN
ACTION
PERSON
RESPONSIBLE
DATE OF
COMPLETION
1
Feasibility study
Project Manager
1st - 30th Aug 2015 2,000 USD
2
Mobilization
Project Manager
1st - 30th Sept 2015 3,000 USD
3
Capacity building for
project team
Project team
manager
1st - 30th Oct 2015
4
Mobilization of
community
Project team
1st - 30th Nov 2015 2,000 USD
Attitude,
Convincing
Village Elders,
Chiefs, Local
Government
5
Budget Preparation
Project Manager
1st - 30th Dec 2015 Total Budget
= 107,000
USD
Exchange Rate,
Inflation, Banking
Rates And Services
Banks, Project
Implementing
Partners, Donors
6
Acquisition Of Boats And Project Manager
Distribution
1st Jan - 28th Feb
2015
50,000 USD
7
Project implementation,
Acquisition of Boats &
Distribution, Capacity
Building, Seminars,
Workshops &
Community Training
Project Monitoring and
Evaluation
Project Manager
And Project Team
1st Jan - 30th May
2015
41,000 USD
Project Manager
Community And
Donors
1st - 30th June 2015 5,000 USD
8
REQUIRED
RESOURCES
4,000 USD
POTENTIAL
BARRIERS
COLLABORATERS
Community and
Project Team
Weather
Village elders
Bureaucracy in
chiefs
Government offices
Social workers
County
Governments
Service Providers
(Carpenters, etc)
Corruption,
Inflation, Weather
Community,
Elders, Local
Government and
Project Team
Weather,
Partnerships,
Government
Partners,
Researchers And
Donors
WOMEN WIDOWED THROUGH JABOYA SYSTEM
He Wants Sex,
CONFRONTING CORRUPTION AND BUILDING
INTEGRITY
•Potential Threats to Proposed project In Terms Of
Corruption
•- Corruption during Recruitment (Friends, Family
Members Who Maybe Unqualified)
•- Embezzlement of Funds during Project Implementation
•What Tools that Might be Used to tackle Corruption
•Record Management
•- Through timely Project Assessments and Report writing
•- Transparency in all activities
•Can we build Integrity while we implement
•the Project?
•Through pro-active whistle blowing
A FISHMONGER WAITING FOR FISH
How Can We Plan For These Issues?
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Closing the loop
Code of conduct
Accountability
Competence and Ethics
Evidence based- Doing more Research
Constructive Engagement on Social
Media
7. Stakeholder Mapping and Local Needs
WOMEN
WIDOWED
THROUGH
JABOYA
SYSTEM
THE PROPOSED BUDGET
NO.
ACTIVITY
TOTAL COST IN
USD = $107,000
1
FEASIBILITY STUDIES
2,000
2
MOBILIZATION OF PROJECT TEAM
3000
3
CAPACITY BUILDING( project team +5 representative
from 10 team members)
4000
4
COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION
2500
5
ACQUISITION OF BOATS
50,000
6
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
30,000
7
PROJECT MONITORING AND EVALUATION
5,000
8
PROJECT REPORT WRITING
5,000
9
FINAL REPORT WRITTING
5500
POTENTIAL DONORS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
ELTON JOHN FOUNDATION
USAID
UN- HEALTH
EUROPEAN COMMISSION
BILL AND MELINDA GATES
FOUNDATION
6. COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF HOMA BAY
PROJECT TEAM:
Toda!
Thank You!
Asante Sana!
Erokamano!
Nyikazie!
Paldies Jums!
Danke Schöne!