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APPENDIX 6. Members of the Kamakuma Women’s Agriculture & Bakery Group Name Group role Age Other work Household No. head? children Nazifa Nakiyingo Member 29 Farming Y 3 of Zamu Nabukalu Member 50 Farming, poultry Y 4 Scona Nakamuragi Member 40 Farming Y 2 Edith Bukitura Chair 39 Farming, livestock, Y 12 teacher Betty Nansubuga Vice Chair 54 Farming N 6 Tedy Nansamba Member 40 Farming, livestock Y 7 Unsiba Mohamad Member 35 Farming, livestock N 0 Lobeka Nakinumbi Money 30 Farming, livestock N 7 keeper Kamida Nabulime Member 27 Farming, livestock Y 2 Topista Makintu Member 30 Farming, livestock N 4 Sulayiman Kato* Member (mobiliser) 30 Farming, livestock Y 4 *Sulayiman Kato is one of four male members of the group 79
APPENDIX 7. Members of the Kooki Women’s Water & Sanitation Group Name Group role Age Occupation Education No. of children Mrs G Mutyaba Chair 37 Farmer O Level 8 Mrs P Lumala Vice Chair 24 Farmer S2 4 Mrs S Kasumba Secretary 38 Farmer/shopkeeper O Level 6 Mrs P Kiggunda Treasurer 38 Farmer P7 7 Mrs G Kaboogere Member 38 Farmer P7 8 Mrs E Mugombe Member 36 Farmer P7 6 Mrs F Bhange Member 40 Farmer P3 3 Mrs J Nakayemba Member 34 Farmer P7 6 Miss J Nakabito* Member 28 Farmer P7 1 Mr E Saali Member 28 Farmer P6 3 Mr I Sserugo Member 36 Farmer O Level 6 Mr J Maganda Member 26 Farmer S2 4 *All are married, except Miss Nakibito, who is single. All of the other households are headed by the husband. 80
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N A T U R A L R E S O U R C E S I N
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5. VILLAGE LEVEL FINDINGS: KITAMBUZ
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ACRONYMS CAO CBO CERUDEB DDP DFID D
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The remaining introductory sections
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in the west of the district, and be
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Production 10 ; Education; Health &
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1.7 History The general area that i
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district money was unaccounted for
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pastoralist households have also st
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feasible for those who live far awa
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The RRCS started in 1992 and is imp
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with other sources of funding alrea
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een any negative effects 43 . Howev
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qualified teachers 46 , but this re
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Data collection took place over thr
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the district database. The second c
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Page 51 and 52: Lack of skills was not cited by any
Page 53 and 54: pushed some towards forming groups
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Page 57 and 58: Box 12. Mr Muza, trader Mr Muza is
Page 59 and 60: Box 15. Theresa Okundi, basket make
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Page 69 and 70: late husbands’ families. Married
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