KWDT will build 54 biosand filters and 2 rainwater harvesting tanks.
- Impact Assessment (M&E) Phase Project completed on 31 Mar, 2014 Implementation Phase
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Implementation Status: in_progress Sat 01 Feb 2014, Over 11 Years agoproject completion will be delayed
Project will be delayed as the remainder of the funds have just arrived in Uganda and still needs to be disbursed. Estimated completion will be Nov 2014
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Implementation Status: in_progress Thu 23 Jan 2014, Over 11 Years agoFinal Expenses first Installment
The breakdown of costs for expenses for the first installment of the BSF and RWH program.
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Implementation Status: in_progress Thu 23 Jan 2014, Over 11 Years agoFinal Expenses first Installment
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Implementation Status: in_progress Fri 20 Dec 2013, Over 11 Years agoUpdate on BSF funded by BPX
for this portion of the grant, KWDT has submitted their reports for the 2 tanks. Here is KWDTs update on the 27 filters.
Total Beneficiaries:
Female:1591
Male: 1410
TOTAL: 3001
(see attached for breakdown of filters and locations)KATOSI WOMEN DEVELOPMENT TRUST
KWDT constructed and distributed 27 bio sand water filters. 18 out of the 27 filters have been installed and are functioning, while 9 have been applied for and delivered waiting for installation. Six of the bio sand water filters were distributed to schools while the rest have been taken and applied for by households.
The list below indicated the bio-sand filter beneficiaries and applicants whose bio sand filters will be installed after the Christmas holidays.
Sensitization and awareness on use of Bio sand filters
KWDT with the GWWI team leaders, Betty, Rose and Mastula carry out awareness on the of use bio sand water filter. This has been done through, coordination committee meetings, group meetings, exhibitions and community dialogues. The community members have been sensitized about the importance of using the facility, what the beneficiary stand to lose in monetary terms.
KWDT was identified as a key player in the promotion of access to clean and safe drinking by Appropriate Technology Center (ATC) an arm of the Ministry of Water and Environment to take part in the 2nd National Water and Sanitation Technology exhibition which took place on the 18th December 2013. During this exhibition, KWDT shared experiences with various people on the use of the bio sand which attracted a lot of attention.-
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Implementation Status: in_progress Thu 19 Dec 2013, Over 11 Years agoGWWI end of the year update
KWDT
- comfort talked to Rose N. They have an end of year event where they evaluate the entire KWDT program. They are going to talk about everything and will talk about their 2nd implementation. 2nd Implementation was delayed because they were giving exams. But they know who is going to benefit.
- now schools are on holiday
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Implementation Status: in_progress Thu 28 Nov 2013, Over 11 Years agoKWDT asking for balance of BPN Funding
There was a miscommunication and a missed email regarding the conditions of the issuance of the BPN balance. KWDT had not provided a complete report for the 27 filters and 2 tanks they received the BPN grant for. There are currently 15 BSFs that must be accounted for.
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Implementation Status: in_progress Wed 27 Nov 2013, Over 11 Years agotoilet digesters tested and worked!
KWDT is now adding toilet digesters to their stable of WASH products. Digesters are an enzymatic process that completely clears out solid waste in full pit latrines which can often go unused once they are full..
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Implementation Status: completed Sun 27 Oct 2013, Over 11 Years agoPreparing for Implementation 1 On site training
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- Comfort was supposed to go do another visit this weekend but Val has to leave the country.
- Spoke to Rose and Betty and will use the same people they taught to build tanks to construct the new toilets
- 2 pits combined will 4 stances (2 toilets)
- Already started working on it and technicians asking for specs.
- Want to build square toilets using round bricks.
- Request to use square bricks as long as it stays within budget.
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Implementation Status: in_progress Fri 11 Oct 2013, Over 11 Years agoPrep - KWDT on site Implementation 1 training
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- vaal and margaret (organizational leaders) out of the country. dealing with George to coordinate the Sanitation Training
- Rose N (GWWI participant) as a teacher is still busy with exams. final exams now. Too busy to coordinate
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- the beneficiaries has to be selected by the women's group and must invest financially or in-kind in implementation
- Mastula, former GWWI participant is active with the group from beginning to end
- only trained 1 group to make soap - so they could challenge themselves to teach others to prove they have learned
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Implementation Status: in_progress Fri 04 Oct 2013, Over 11 Years agoClarified Budget for Sanitation Training
There was a misunderstanding in their budget. They are building 2 toilets per stance = 4 toilets. They will be implementing for shared households. Will be training women to make digesters and soap for the Sanitation Training.
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Implementation Status: in_progress Mon 16 Sep 2013, Over 11 Years agoDelay in onsite Sanitation Training
Uganda schools are on strike. KWDT on site sanitation training is pushed back because GWWIMoyo training is delayed.
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Implementation Status: in_progress Sun 01 Sep 2013, Almost 12 Years agoPreparing for onsite Sanitation Training
Comfort and Godliver (GWWI Tech Trainer) to go over budget for toilets. Also discussed about the soap training. GWWI waiting to wire Sanitation seed grant when budget is cleared up.
The Sanitation training is a separate project and is not funded by the BPN grant. However, we are including it because it is relevant to the women's growth as WASH entrepreneurs and also accounts for their other activities outside of the BPN grant.
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Implementation Status: completed Sun 04 Aug 2013, Almost 12 Years agocheck in with Comfort after break with tasks
KWDT is still mobilizing resources and getting community support to build 2 toilets as a requirement for their participation in the GWWI training program.
Comfort will call to remind them of their prep list:
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- plan labor and masons on site
- dig pit
- make slab - 1 week prior to GWWI training team arriving
- make bricks
- call every group with dimensions/measurements to the toilets
- ask if they will build composting or VIP
- remind them of what they have to do before you come
- help design last day - 2 or 3 events of soapmaking
- ask if they need materials from Kampala
- areas with public health officials - they can ask them to help identify good at sites - use district officer, role of them to inform them of any danger -
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Implementation Status: in_progress Sat 20 Jul 2013, Almost 12 Years agoBREAK from July 20 - Aug 4
Comfort and team take a much needed break from July 20-Aug 4 while the women's teams including GWWI Moyo prepare for their on site Sanitation Training by raising money, gathering materials, getting community support and donations and coordinating volunteers and trainees.
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Implementation Status: in_progress Fri 19 Jul 2013, Almost 12 Years agoContinued visits to 10 GWWI Projects in 3 countries
July 1 - KMET, Kisumu, Kenya
July 2 - WWNRC, Kakamega, Kenya
July 3, KSHP, Kitale, Kenya
July 5, Life Bloom, Naivasha, Kenya
July 8, KWDT, Katosi, Kenya
July 10, GWWIMoyo, Moyo, Uganda
July 12, OWAD, Amuria, Uganda
July 14, AWARE, Kaabong, Uganda
July 17, BUWEA, Bukoba, Uganda
July 19, WCFJC, Jinja, Uganda -
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Implementation Status: completed Mon 08 Jul 2013, Almost 12 Years agoSite Visit for RWH projects
GWWI conducted a site visit to the team participants to see how they're doing and check on the technologies, educational outreach and impact.
KWDT took us to the schools where they implemented the tanks.
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Implementation Status: in_progress Mon 08 Jul 2013, Almost 12 Years agoSite Visit for RWH projects
GWWI conducted a site visit to the team participants to see how they're doing and check on the technologies, educational outreach and impact.
KWDT took us to the schools where they implemented the tanks.
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Implementation Status: in_progress Mon 01 Jul 2013, Almost 12 Years agoM&E site visits to 10 GWWI Teams
Comfort and GWWI Team (Rose, Godliver and Gemma) embark on a 3 week journey to travel to 10 sites in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda to conduct M&E visits and interview users/non-users.
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Implementation Status: in_progress Wed 19 Jun 2013, Almost 12 Years agoGWWIM and KWDT attend Sanitation Training in Kisumu
GWWIM and KWDT join 9 other women's teams to learn comprehensive strategies and technologies for sustainable sanitation solutions. They learn to build 2 kinds of latrines (VIP and composting), menstruation cleaning bays, how to make soap, shampoo, digesters, reusable menstrual pads. How to start a microbusiness and launch WASH/health campaigns in their communties
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Implementation Status: in_progress Mon 17 Jun 2013, Almost 12 Years agoKWDT and GWWI Moyo Sanitation Prepare to Attend Training in Kisumu
Comfort Mukasa contacts KWDT and GWWIM team members to make sure they have proper documentation to travel to Kisumu for the GWWI Sanitation training where they will learn to build toilets and make hygiene products to sell.
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Implementation Status: in_progress Sun 16 Jun 2013, Almost 12 Years agoComfort works to get travel docs for KWDT team members
It was discovered that KWDT team members Betty and Rose did not have the proper documents to travel to Kisumu so they had to deal with a process to get the documentation.
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Implementation Status: in_progress Sun 16 Jun 2013, Almost 12 Years agokwdt - Women and Water Entrepreneurship in Uganda
KWDT midterm report for funding attached.
GWWI Team will conduct M&E visits in mid-July. Expect M&E reports next month.
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Implementation Status: in_progress Sun 16 Jun 2013, Almost 12 Years agokwdt - Women and Water Entrepreneurship in Uganda
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Implementation Status: completed Sun 05 May 2013, About 12 Years agokwdt - Women and Water Entrepreneurship in Uganda
The plans for the next tank to built at Katente primary school in Nakisunga sub county at Katente village. Same process of community mobilizing, sensitization etc has begun.
Also, the BSF plans to implement 15 BSFs in 3 schools have begun.
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Implementation Status: in_progress Tue 16 Apr 2013, About 12 Years agoKWDT - Women and Water Entrepreneurship in Uganda
Tank 1 is completed! Number of people using the tank:
women: 32
men: 28
children: 1153
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Implementation Status: in_progress Mon 08 Apr 2013, About 12 Years agoKWDT - Women and Water Entrepreneurship in Uganda
Comfort Mukasa, GWWI Uganda Coordinator and Godliver Businge, GWWI Head Technology trainer arrive in Katosi to help conduct the RWH/ISSB tank construction training to provide support for Namukasa Rose, Kajulle Betty and Namaganda Mastula to facilitate the construction and training. They begin making ISSB bricks using sand, marram, cement and water. This week they will dig and lay the foundation of the tank at the Kojja Senior Secondary School in Nsanja village, Ntenjeru sub county.
They engage another KWDT female mason to learn the technology and prepare 5 other women to volunteer and learn to construct the technology. The women's group learning the technology is called 'Manyi Ga Mulimi' , or strength of the farmer. On Friday, with the GWWI team, they will conduct a WASH seminar in the school on the importance of hygiene - introduce the F-Diagram. For the construction, the women donate their time, and tools, the school donates the sand and marram.
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Implementation Status: completed Sat 23 Feb 2013, Over 12 Years agoKWDT - Women and Water Entrepreneurship in Uganda
The first activities will be to build 2 rainwater harvesting systems with ISSB tanks. The BSFs will be implemented after the RWH systems are constructed.
After meetings with KWDT staff and the women in the community who will be building the technology and those who will be learning, a RWH/ISSB tank construction and training program is now scheduled for April 8, 2013. Expected activities: Build an ISSB tank with the two KWDT women trained by GWWI taking the lead and inviting women from other women's groups in the KWDT to learn. GWWI Technical team will be training alongside the KWDT women to ensure build their capacity as trainers while building the technology. Following this training - the 2nd tank will be constructed soon following.
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Implementation Status: in_progress Sat 16 Feb 2013, Over 12 Years agoKWDT - Women and Water Entrepreneurship in Uganda
Based on communications with GWWI Uganda Coordinator, Comfort Mukasa, sensitization and mobilizing activities are still ongoing. People in the community are being informed of the RWH construction training, KWDT is promoting the technology and some are being invited to participate to learn how to build it.
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Implementation Status: in_progress Thu 24 Jan 2013, Over 12 Years agoKWDT - Women and Water Entrepreneurship in Uganda
KWDT received the funding for the training. They are now beginning their plans for sensitization, mobilizing, and setting up a training to make sure that when they build the tanks they are also making sure others learn so they can continue the knowledge sharing. KWDT and GWWI want to ensure that implementations are done in a way so that it's not just constructing the technology, but others learn as well.
- Implementation Phase Project started on 1 Nov, 2012 Preparation Phase
How it Works
Every field note helps building a history of activity at the project site. Every visit should result in a field note, including visits by peers and 3rd parties. Visits can be before implementation, during implementation and during operational state.
If the field note is during the operating phase of the project, then PWX considers the note as a verification note. Verification can show if the current operating state is different from that in the 'final' report and thus draw attention and resources to resolve issues.
Soon PWX AnalytiX will track the number of projects verified and combine that with the amount of time elapsed since 'completion', to summarize monitoring efforts and the sustainability of projects.
KWDT will build 54 biosand filters and 2 rainwater harvesting tanks.
Impact
Implementer: KWDT, MCS and GWWI
Implementing org #1 - KWDT, named the Best Performing WASH NGO in Uganda and the 2011 3rd Kyoto World Water Grand Prize at the World Water Forum in Marseilles. KWDTs unique model in working with women's circles and training the local women to build each other's ferro cement tank is replicable and sustainable. The KWDT women's circles raise money through "Merry-Go-Rounds", where members contribute a fixed amount per month and one woman will receive the full month's contribution to invest in a RWH system. KWDT members Rose and Mastula are GWWI trainees and will be implementing the BSF project.
Implementing org #2 - MCS is Marindi Co-operative Society - now known as Global Women's Water Initiative Moyo (GWWIM) is an organised group composed of women trained in WASH. The group’s main activity is carrying out small scale credit and savings services to its members. MCS members Angella and Martha are GWWI trainees and will be implementing the RWH projects. They are both retired nurses and health workers and continue to offer health education, gardening, poultry farming, tree nursery management and other vocational training.
Training org - GWWI trains women in Sub-Saharan Africa to to build simple water and sanitation technologies so they can become economically self-reliant and improve their communities' health. GWWI provides women with tools to educate their community about hygiene and water protection as well as technical skills to build rainwater harvesting tanks, water treatment technologies and toilets. With this training, participants have the potential to start micro-businesses. GWWI Director Gemma Bulos is a multi-award winning social entrepreneur integrating social entrepreneurship into the WASH sector in the Philippines via A Single Drop for Safe Water, an organization she founded in 2006.
Funding
- Community:
- $2,000