{"type": "project", "title": "Kawagumba Village Community Farming project ", "logoImg": "bafkreiayor7uswh45he5ay7q3btkxfwahxldvjp4ur4lxl6re5qn66dxaa", "website": "https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100082566643809&mibextid=ZbWKwL", "bannerImg": "bafkreidjv5dwv2e6a3b5cdohykp2jba37qhbzr52bpr46xnh2k3tv426xu", "createdAt": 1713207830374, "credentials": {}, "description": "2024 PROJECT PLANS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE KAWAGUMBA VILLAGE COMMUNITY FARM Homa Bay County Kenya \n\nKawagumba Village Community Farm Mission is to create a sustainable farm that provides food for those most in need in Homa Bay, Kenya, and surrounding villages.\n\nValues: Sustainable Accessible Food, Water, and Shelter for those most in need. \n\nProblem: hunger, malnutrition, poverty\n\nSolution: Sustainable Local Farm and Orphanage School House, providing healthy accessible food, employment and education \n\nOur Story \nHaving experienced the tragedy of losing both parents and two brothers in a car accident in 2006, I worked for several years as a farm laborer. These challenges lead me to create community based farm that could feed the most vulnerable people in my community and empower \n\nHoma Bay County is former Nyanza province in Western Kenya, on the edge of Lake Victoria. Unfortunately, many people live hand to mouth and there are high cases of starvation around Homa bay. The fact of the project is, that immediately after my mom and dad plus other family members including two brothers died in a road accident in the year 2006. From 2007 up to 2018, I was working as farm laborer on different farms in different communities in Homa Bay County,  I was working as a labour on the farm for 12 years as a Labour. During was an experience more difficult lifestyle I use to do my money-saving from my salary from the farm work. I did that for those years, and the total money I saved for preparation sting our the project was $1000, out of that money from the year 2018. I decided to start a community-based farm project,  after seeing some of the challenges and hardships that many of my community members are undergoing in terms of starvation malnutrition, and hunger. \n  \nThe Team \nWe are a team of 9 workers, 4 men and 5 women. \n\nProduction Cost \nEach of the workers I used to pay $40 every month. They help with the farm activities such as transplanting the seedling and other farm activities. In our community project, we introduce growing a good number of fruits and vegetables that can support a good number of vulnerable populations around the community. We plan to grow more kale, spinach, onions, tomatoes, pumpkins,  watermelon jack fruits, sour fruit,  mangoes, bananas,  avocado, and passion fruits. \n\nThe kawagumba village community project has already been supporting the different people within and around our community through the supply of food to vulnerable community members. Each year we are supporting ten widows as well as some students. All of this we are doing through management from the sales of our products from the farm.  Currently, we are working on rental land agreements. A good number of our community members have seen the positivity that the project has brought and they have fully accepted the idea and even at times they do help in farm management operation when needs be. \n\nThe project not only focuses on supporting those within our community but also those from nearby communities. \n\nGoals\nEradicate poverty in the community\nWhat ways will you reduce poverty? Provide jobs for people\n\n\nReduce the malnutrition cases in our community by providing a balanced diet to all ages \nWhat ways? \n\n\nEstablish sustainable opportunities to achieve zero hunger in our community \nWhat ways, what opportunities?\n\n\nBuild an Orphanage School House to improve lives and education of orphaned children\nNeed to breakdown details\n\n\nS W O T Analysis : Strengths Opportunities Weaknesses Threats \n\nChallenges \nWater shortage - Create systems to reduce the challenges, drought.\nReservoir \nLand Cost\n\n\nBudget Items / Resources \nFarm Tools \nWhat tools? Specifically \nHow Many?\nHow much estimate? \nFarm Equipment\nwheelbarrow, panga, shovel, wheelbarrow watering can, watering hoses\n$700\n\n\nSeeds \nFertilizer\nBuilding Orphanage School at least 3 rooms\nFencing \nMotorcycle for easy transportation \nTruck would be better\nWi-Fi\nPhones\nLaptop \n2024 BUDGET PLANS FOR OUR PROJECT IMPROVEMENT. \nI am asking for support to help us reach our goals of providing more food and support to my community. We are looking for financial support to help us reach all our goals and improve our expenses. \n\nWe plan to drill a bore hole, we estimate this will cost around $19000. \nWe need our own land to buy. We are planning for a 3 acres estimate that can cost $20000. The land is very expensive in Kenya.\nWe need to fence our land. It can cost $900.  \nFarm equipment such as\nseeds and fertilize can cost $600.\nLabour cost we need to pay our workers in the farm is estimated to be $18000.  This will support our students in school fees in 3 years time. \nOrifice and orphanage building classes estimate cost is $13000. \nWe need a project motorcycle for on and off means of transportation cost $4000.   \n\nThe total budget is $76200 USD \n\n\n\nI understand that the regenerative ecosystem is about earth care and people care, so I ask if you maybe able to support some of our efforts, we will be grateful for any amount you can donate to us. All photos and videos are found on our page. Our page name is KAWAGUMBA VILLAGE COMMUNITY PROJECT.\n\n\n\nFROM CHATGPT - Project Plan Template\n\nExecutive Summary:\n\nA brief overview of the organization\n\nOrganizational Description:\nDescription of the nonprofit's structure and how it will be governed.\nDescription of the people involved in the organization, including the founders and board of directors.\nDescription of the target audience and how the organization will serve them.\n\nProgram Description:\n\nDescription of the programs and services the nonprofit will offer, such as art classes, business workshops, and web3 resources.\nDescription of how these programs and services will be delivered, such as in-person classes or online resources.\nDiscussion of the impact the organization aims to have on its target audience and the broader community.\n\nMarketing and Outreach:\n\nDescription of the organization's overall marketing and outreach strategy, including how it will attract and engage its target audience.\nDiscussion of partnerships and collaborations with other organizations and stakeholders.\n\nOperations and Management:\n\nDescription of the day-to-day operations of the organization, including how it will handle finances and administration.\nDiscussion of the organization's long-term plans and goals.\n\nSuccess Metrics \n\nExplanation of how the organization will measure its success. By implementing  more Impact  for the people  of kawagumba village community farm project.\n\n\n\n", "logoImgData": {}, "bannerImgData": {}, "projectTwitter": "Kawagumba "}
Kawagumba Village Community Farming project 
2024 PROJECT PLANS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE KAWAGUMBA VILLAGE COMMUNITY FARM Homa Bay County Kenya 

Kawagumba Village Community Farm Mission is to create a sustainable farm that provides food for those most in need in Homa Bay, Kenya, and surrounding villages.

Values: Sustainable Accessible Food, Water, and Shelter for those most in need. 

Problem: hunger, malnutrition, poverty

Solution: Sustainable Local Farm and Orphanage School House, providing healthy accessible food, employment and education 

Our Story 
Having experienced the tragedy of losing both parents and two brothers in a car accident in 2006, I worked for several years as a farm laborer. These challenges lead me to create community based farm that could feed the most vulnerable people in my community and empower 

Homa Bay County is former Nyanza province in Western Kenya, on the edge of Lake Victoria. Unfortunately, many people live hand to mouth and there are high cases of starvation around Homa bay. The fact of the project is, that immediately after my mom and dad plus other family members including two brothers died in a road accident in the year 2006. From 2007 up to 2018, I was working as farm laborer on different farms in different communities in Homa Bay County,  I was working as a labour on the farm for 12 years as a Labour. During was an experience more difficult lifestyle I use to do my money-saving from my salary from the farm work. I did that for those years, and the total money I saved for preparation sting our the project was $1000, out of that money from the year 2018. I decided to start a community-based farm project,  after seeing some of the challenges and hardships that many of my community members are undergoing in terms of starvation malnutrition, and hunger. 
  
The Team 
We are a team of 9 workers, 4 men and 5 women. 

Production Cost 
Each of the workers I used to pay $40 every month. They help with the farm activities such as transplanting the seedling and other farm activities. In our community project, we introduce growing a good number of fruits and vegetables that can support a good number of vulnerable populations around the community. We plan to grow more kale, spinach, onions, tomatoes, pumpkins,  watermelon jack fruits, sour fruit,  mangoes, bananas,  avocado, and passion fruits. 

The kawagumba village community project has already been supporting the different people within and around our community through the supply of food to vulnerable community members. Each year we are supporting ten widows as well as some students. All of this we are doing through management from the sales of our products from the farm.  Currently, we are working on rental land agreements. A good number of our community members have seen the positivity that the project has brought and they have fully accepted the idea and even at times they do help in farm management operation when needs be. 

The project not only focuses on supporting those within our community but also those from nearby communities. 

Goals
Eradicate poverty in the community
What ways will you reduce poverty? Provide jobs for people


Reduce the malnutrition cases in our community by providing a balanced diet to all ages 
What ways? 


Establish sustainable opportunities to achieve zero hunger in our community 
What ways, what opportunities?


Build an Orphanage School House to improve lives and education of orphaned children
Need to breakdown details


S W O T Analysis : Strengths Opportunities Weaknesses Threats 

Challenges 
Water shortage - Create systems to reduce the challenges, drought.
Reservoir 
Land Cost


Budget Items / Resources 
Farm Tools 
What tools? Specifically 
How Many?
How much estimate? 
Farm Equipment
wheelbarrow, panga, shovel, wheelbarrow watering can, watering hoses
$700


Seeds 
Fertilizer
Building Orphanage School at least 3 rooms
Fencing 
Motorcycle for easy transportation 
Truck would be better
Wi-Fi
Phones
Laptop 
2024 BUDGET PLANS FOR OUR PROJECT IMPROVEMENT. 
I am asking for support to help us reach our goals of providing more food and support to my community. We are looking for financial support to help us reach all our goals and improve our expenses. 

We plan to drill a bore hole, we estimate this will cost around $19000. 
We need our own land to buy. We are planning for a 3 acres estimate that can cost $20000. The land is very expensive in Kenya.
We need to fence our land. It can cost $900.  
Farm equipment such as
seeds and fertilize can cost $600.
Labour cost we need to pay our workers in the farm is estimated to be $18000.  This will support our students in school fees in 3 years time. 
Orifice and orphanage building classes estimate cost is $13000. 
We need a project motorcycle for on and off means of transportation cost $4000.   

The total budget is $76200 USD 



I understand that the regenerative ecosystem is about earth care and people care, so I ask if you maybe able to support some of our efforts, we will be grateful for any amount you can donate to us. All photos and videos are found on our page. Our page name is KAWAGUMBA VILLAGE COMMUNITY PROJECT.



FROM CHATGPT - Project Plan Template

Executive Summary:

A brief overview of the organization

Organizational Description:
Description of the nonprofit's structure and how it will be governed.
Description of the people involved in the organization, including the founders and board of directors.
Description of the target audience and how the organization will serve them.

Program Description:

Description of the programs and services the nonprofit will offer, such as art classes, business workshops, and web3 resources.
Description of how these programs and services will be delivered, such as in-person classes or online resources.
Discussion of the impact the organization aims to have on its target audience and the broader community.

Marketing and Outreach:

Description of the organization's overall marketing and outreach strategy, including how it will attract and engage its target audience.
Discussion of partnerships and collaborations with other organizations and stakeholders.

Operations and Management:

Description of the day-to-day operations of the organization, including how it will handle finances and administration.
Discussion of the organization's long-term plans and goals.

Success Metrics 

Explanation of how the organization will measure its success. By implementing  more Impact  for the people  of kawagumba village community farm project.




Kawagumba Village Community Farming project 