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kisiki hai Archives - LEAD Foundation https://leadfoundation.org/archives/tag/kisiki-hai Kisiki Hai Wed, 10 May 2023 09:27:29 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.1 http://leadfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/lead-favicon-80x80.png kisiki hai Archives - LEAD Foundation https://leadfoundation.org/archives/tag/kisiki-hai 32 32 Mpwapwa and Kongwa farmers to benefit from a new beekeeping project http://leadfoundation.org/archives/971 Sat, 16 Feb 2019 11:39:53 +0000 https://www.leadfoundation.ngo/?p=971 Farmers in six villages of Mpwapwa and Kongwa districts are set to benefit from a new beekeeping project launched by LEAD Foundation. The timely initiative, christened ‘Kiboriani Reforestation and Beekeeping Project’ is...

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]]> Farmers in six villages of Mpwapwa and Kongwa districts are set to benefit from a new beekeeping project launched by LEAD Foundation.

Some of the “lead” farmers from the six villages

The timely initiative, christened ‘Kiboriani Reforestation and Beekeeping
Project’ is an incentive to encourage the farmers to beef up the war against
environmental degradation in their areas.
In his remarks during launching of the project over the weekend in
Mpwapwa District, Director of Programmes at LEAD Foundation, Njamasi
Chiwanga, said the environment surrounding Kiboriani mountains, which is a major water source for the two districts have to a great extent destroyed by unfriendly human activities.
He added, mass deforestation at the said mountains had propelled major
havoc , including floods, land erosion and degradation, a situation which
destroyed even farming activities in most parts within the two districts.
“We have decided to introduce this project as indirect way of encouraging
the farmers to actively stand at the fore front in conserving their
environment”

“As long as beekeeping banks largely on availability of enough healthier
trees for carrying beehives, the farmers will automatically ensure for better environment in order to benefit from this project,” he said.
He said to start with, the project will absorb at least 600 households in the
six villages.

Mpwapwa District Administrative Secretary (C) Ms. Sarah Komba represented the District Commissioner as the Guest of Honour. On her right hand side is the Mpwapwa Constituency MP Hon. George Malima Lubeleje and on her left hand side is the acting District Executive Director of Mpwapwa District Council


Speaking shortly after handed over 300 beehives to the beneficiaries,
Mpwapwa District Administrative Secretary (DAS) Sarah Komba urged the
beneficiaries farmers’ groups to register their unions in order to access
loans from different financial institutions.
Moreover, she hailed LEAD Foundation for its commitment to stepping up
thee war against the wave of deforestation throughout the country.
The launched project, is under auspices of the Global Environment Facility (GEF) through the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) – Tanzania.

The foundation implements also a three-year program in all districts in
Dodoma Region. Dubbed ‘Kisiki Hai’ the regional wide movement targets to
make the region green, focusing to reach more than 180,000 households with set target of regenerating 14 million trees using the Kisiki Hai (FMNR) technique.

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]]> “Conserve Kiboriani-the Fountain of Life” Project http://leadfoundation.org/archives/844 Thu, 11 Jul 2013 12:02:47 +0000 https://www.leadfoundation.ngo/?p=844 “Conserve Kiboriani-the Fountain of Life” Project has continued to grow steadily, in spite of a few setbacks. The planned activities in the six project villages were carried out as planned....

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]]> “Conserve Kiboriani-the Fountain of Life” Project has continued to grow steadily, in spite of a few setbacks. The planned activities in the six project villages were carried out as planned. The landmark was the joint workshop for Mpwapwa and Kongwa district leaders, led by their District Commissioners. The workshop was most richly blessed by the extremely enlightening and winsome presentations of Tony and Liz Rinaudo from World Vision Australia, and Assefa Tofu from World Vision East Africa Office. It was opened by Archbishop Jacob Chimeledya of the Anglican Church of Tanzania who is also Bishop of the Diocese of Mpwapwa.

The workshop occasion was used also to formally launch FMNR in Mpwapwa and Kongwa districts, with launch symbols of four living tree stumps pruned by Tony Rinaudo, Assefa Tofu, and the two District Commissioners. The training and the fellowship left an indelible mark in the minds and hearts of participants.

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