| Project
Activities | Output | Problems
Encountered | Achievements of WVP
| Some Women Groups
PROJECT
ACTIVITIES
- Multi-sectoral
consultations;
- Registration
of participating groups;
- Procurement
of Equipments;
- Video
equipment user training;
- Research
and documentation;
- Video
and Audio coverage.
OUTPUT
OF EACH ACTIVITY CARRIED OUT
Multi-sectoral
consultation:
This has been done to introduce our project to the local leaders,
civil society groups etc, and invite interested partners willing
to work with us.
Registration:
This was carried out at no cost and several groups were registered
with us; we expect others to come register with us soon.
Procurement
of equipments:
Equipments (e.g. video camera, video recorder, videotapes
and television) were purchased.
Video
equipment user training:
The training was successfully done using the video user’s
manual and the whole team can operate the video camcorder
now.
Research
and Documentation:
-
The research has brought the potential in the women groups
to light (their locations, strengths and areas of weaknesses).
-
Information that can lead to capacity building has been
attained.
Impact
of the implemented activities:
-
Women groups who had been dormant have been encouraged and
have woken up so that their activities can be resumed.
-
Men realized the importance of the women groups and pledged
to support their cause.
PROBLEMS
ENCOUNTERED
- Lack
of sufficient funds to enable smooth running of the project
- Lack
of transportation
- Bad
transport system in the region (bad roads)
- Demands
of material things by the groups ( was not on our budget)
- Suspicious
groups
ACHIEVEMENTS
OF WVP
- The
local leaders have realized and appreciated the energetic
move of the women’s groups.
- Men
and the youth have been motivated to join the women’s
groups.
- The
women’s economic position, which had been low (in
some cases), compared to that of men is likely to rise.
- Women
are actively participating irrespective of their age and
tribes.
- Other
groups have been identified and considered for coverage.
- Their
issues and needs have been captured and forwarded to the
organizations concerned.
SOME
OF THE WOMEN GROUPS
| |
| NAME
OF THE GROUP |
ACTIVITY |
LOCATION |
| Owot
Irwot family care |
Drama |
Baraboce
- Atopi |
| Atoatoa
ikwan Reflect cycle |
Songs,
dance and hand crafts |
Olel
pek |
| Nyeko
rac |
Bricks
molding |
Amilo |
| Mon
too onote |
Farming
and drama |
Amilo |
| Ocan
onote |
Animal
traction, goats keeping and turkey rearing |
Amwanga |
| Imaki
okomo |
Farming |
Apyela
mot T/C |
| Olongo
ogweye kwan ber Reflect |
Agriculture,
education and networking |
Adak
ingoni |
| Bar
onger |
Traditional
dance |
Adak
ingoni |
| Owot
ilwak |
Brick
molding and farming |
Omukowie |
| Bed
iworo |
Brick
molding |
Amilo |
|
Project
Activities | Output | Problems
Encountered | Achievements of WVP
| Some Women Groups
|
