Nakonde, Zambia
29 August 2005

Snippets

The following are some achievements in the Nakonde ADP since October 2004:

School anti-AIDS clubs teach children
how to prevent HIV infection.
Health and Sanitation
  • Conducted a campaign which assisted 1,320 families to rid their homes of mosquito breeding grounds and thus prevent malaria.
  • Held nine meetings in schools and communities to educate people on bilharzias (schistosomiasis) and its prevention.
  • Promoted the use of insecticide-treated mosquito nets and provided health workers with anti malaria medicine.
  • Immunised over 1,000 children against tuberculosis, measles, diphtheria, whooping cough, poliomyelitis and tetanus.
HIV/AIDS
  • Paid school fees and provided school materials for 191 orphans and children made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS.
  • Supported eight school anti-AIDS clubs.
  • Trained 25 teachers to educate their classes about HIV prevention.
  • Supported five home-based care programmes, providing care and support for 362 people.
  • Supplied over 300 chronically ill patients with medicine to treat opportunistic infections and high energy protein supplements.
Education
  • Began construction of a three classroom block.
  • Supported 800 orphans and vulnerable children to attend school.
  • Supported 52 young people to take part in vocational training courses in mechanics, carpentry, tailoring and tie-dye.
Agriculture and food security
  • Held 20 nutrition demonstrations.
  • Provided vegetable, soya bean, groundnut, pea and pumpkin seeds to four nutrition clubs, which distributed them to over 300 households.
  • Supplied hoes to 235 farmers.
  • Formed 23 farmers groups and trained 23 demonstration farmers who will work closely with government departments and advise the groups on modern agricultural methods.
  • Established seed multiplication demonstration fields and held four farmers field days to promote the seed multiplication project.
  • Trained farmers in sustainable practises, such as fertiliser application, crop spacing and weeding, in association with the Ministry of Agriculture.
  • Trained farmers to use oxen to plough their fields. The oxen start by learning to pull logs and that gradually adapt to a plough. Oxen plough fields in one-tenth of the time it takes a family of four people.
  • Constructed grain storage bins for 25 female-headed households.
Community Leadership
  • Held need-identification meetings in all villages of the ADP. Community members discussed and ranked the priorities for their village.
  • Held a three day workshop to train community leaders to manage local development projects through the Tulemane Development Trust, a community-based organisation.
  • Provided materials such as timber and window and door frames for the TDT centre. Construction of this centre has brought together the community as they work side by side.


Nakonde file
Nakonde project profile

NAKONDE STORY ARCHIVE
2007
Good news from Nakonde
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Counting down
Exciting changes in Nakonde
2006
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The benefit of good nutrition
2005
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Land of her own
Keep healthy
2004
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What class!
2003
Seed capital
Taking charge
Nakonde newbies
Last laughs
A matter of health
Environment follow-up
2002
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