Kilimambogo Women Weaving Project

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Project Snapshot

Ask Amount

KES 500,000

Project Stage

Pilot

Launch Date

Wednesday, November 30th, 2022

Project Manager

Nicholas Kang'ethe

Project Partners Inc

The main partners are the 95 Foundation and the indigenous women groups. The 95 Foundation is a non-profit organization that works to empower communities through sustainable livelihoods and economic development. They have extensive experience in working with women's groups and have a deep understanding of the issues facing the target population. The foundation will provide technical and financial support for the project, as well as provide guidance on project implementation and monitoring and evaluation. The indigenous women groups are the direct beneficiaries of the project. They will play an active role in the implementation of the project activities and will provide valuable input on the needs of the community. They will also be responsible for managing the market shed and equipment, and will be trained on financial management to help them run their business more efficiently. Together, these partners will work to ensure that the project is implemented successfully and that the project's objectives are achieved. They will collaborate to provide the necessary support and guidance to the women to help them turn their basket-weaving tradition into a profitable business that can sustain their livelihoods in the long-term

Project Summary

The Kilimambogo Women Weaving Project supports 100 women in Ol Donyo Sabuk with a market shed and equipment. It professionalizes their basket-weaving tradition, providing a sustainable income alternative to farm labor.

Intervention Areas

Economic Empowerment of WomenSustainable Agriculture & AgroecologyWomen's Rights & Leadership

Target Population

Low-Income Individuals & FamiliesVulnerable or Marginalized Populations (General)

Problem Statement

Mechanization of pineapple farms has left women in Ol Donyo Sabuk jobless, requiring new sustainable livelihood sources.

Proposed Solution

Construct a market shed, provide weaving equipment, and train women in financial management to commercialize basket weaving.

Expected Impact

Sustainable livelihoods for 100 women, increased income stability, and the transformation of a traditional skill into a business.

Sustainability Plan

A market shed increases sales capacity, and financial management training ensures the women run profitable, long-term businesses.

Budget Breakdown

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