Katosi Women Development Trust UK

• creates incomes,

•  improve food and nutritional security

•  agricultural productivity from use of manure

• biogas generation at household employment

• With access to a bicycle at household male members assist with household chores eases women and girls of the drudgery.

• supports  transportation of fodder to the animals from gardens and milk to the market

• transport for household

• transportation of dung to the gardens

• transport of garden produce to home

   

   

   

   

• Provides hygienic shelter for the cow.

• enable collection of dung,  for fertilising gardens and biogas generation

   

   

   

   

• reduces  time women spend on collecting firewood

• reduce deforestation, greenhouse gas emission, eutrophication and air pollution  

• can be regarded as a form of waste conservation

• Using the bio slurry as a fertilizer recycles nutrients, preserves soil fertility and improves agricultural production in a sustainable way, without any need for artificial, harmful and costly products

• reduced respiratory diseases as a result of indoor smoke while cooking

• Relieves women and girls the burden to haul in water,

• saves women time to invest in productivity instead of hauling water

• access to clean safe water

• supports productivity at household

• Relieves pupils burden to haul in water

• saves pupils  time to invest in studying

• access to clean safe water at school

• protects girl children from sexual harassment during fetching water

   

   

   

that serves 25 - 40 households benefiting over 175 people

• access to clean safe water

   

• reduces on expenses on treating water through boiling,

• supports  access safe drinking water

   

   

   

   

   

   

• Improves hygiene at households

• reduces prevalence’s of hygiene related diseases at household

• offers  security and observes privacy for women

   

   

• reduces open defecation and prevalence of diseases

   

   

   

   

   

   

• reduces open defecation

• prevalence of diseases

• privacy for girls

   

   

• maintain hygiene at schools

•  promote child to child transfer of good hygiene and sanitation practices

   

• Equip women with masonry skills to repair and maintain WASH Facilities

• employment for women

   

   

   

• self-management of groups

• Mentor women leaders to participate in decision making processes and take leadership roles.