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Comparisons of Slums in Nakawa DivisionTerms of Reference Candidate 1 Mulimira Candidate 2 Kisenyi Candidate 3 Kirombe (pulled out) Candidate 4 Acholi Quarters Candidate 5 Kinawataka1. Area coverage (estimates) 10 hectares 5 hectares 6 hectares 2 hectares 2.5 hectares2. Population size (estimates) 3,000 1,500 5,000 4,640 20,0003. Degree of congestion Fairly congested Fairly congested Average Highly congested Highly congested4. Level of social servicesa. Schools- One Private Primary School- Two Nursery Schools- No Primary School but accessibleto two government aided nurseryand Private Secondary Schools.- No Primary School but accessibleto three government aidedschools, three private NurserySchools and two SecondarySchools- No Primary School but accessibleto two Primary Schools and oneNursery School.- No Primary School but accessibleto two government aidedPrimary Schools, one PrivatePrimary School and threeNursery Schools.b. Health Services - Three Private Clinics with oneMaternity- No Hospital but accessible to twohospitals and three private clinics- No Hospital but accessible to twohospitals and six private clinics- Two drug shops - Many private clinics- Many Drug shopsc. Access to safe water - Unprotected springs - Have tap water - Tap water- Unprotected springs- Tap water- Well spring- Have tap waterd. Access to roads - Accessible (gravel roads) - Accessible (gravel roads) - Accessible (gravel roads) - Accessible but poor state of roads - Not easily accessiblee. Markets - No developed market - No developed market - Undeveloped market - No market - Undeveloped marketf. Sanitation - Poor Drainage- No Skips- Shallow pit latrines- Improved Drainage- Pit latrines- One Skip- Drainage unplanned- Shallow pit latrines- No Skips- No proper Drainage- Shallow pit latrines- No skips- Poor Drainage- Poor toilets- No garbage skipg. Land tenure Mailo Land Mailo Land KCC Land Lease-hold KCC Landh. Community Organization Rated organized Organized Organized Organized Better Organizedi. Nearness to water body(Lake Victoria)Wetland On the bank of L. Victoria On the bank of L. Victoria Close to the Wetland on high rise Close to a wetland and on a slopeCities Development Strategies for Improved Urban Environment and Poverty Reduction in the Lake Victoria Region37
D: Strategic Action and Strategic Investment Plansa) Kinawataka Slum-Upgrading Action PlanProblem Identified Action/Activity Actors Existing Opportunities Required Resources Source of funds Time FrameLack of Plans for thearea- Survey the area- Re-planning- Community- KCC- LCs- PDC- Division Technical Staff- Data from Census- Funds - KCC- SIDAOct. 2002- Jan. 2005Land Fragmentation - Standardizing the Plots - Community- KCC- PDC- Funds - KCC Feb. 2003 - 2005- Lack of Roads- Existing Roads arepoor- Opening access Roads- Up-grading existing Roads- Community- KCC- PDCLGDP Program - Funds- Machinery- Equipment- Community- KCC- SIDADec. 2002- Feb. 2003Poor Waste Management - Sensitization and Training on waste management - Community- LCs- SIDA- KCC- NGOs/CBOs- NEMA- NGOs/CBOs- Funds - Community- KCC- SIDA- NGOsOct. 2002Poor Drainage System - Constructing drains - Community- KCC- SIDA- PDC- Division technical staff- LGDP funds- Funds- Materials- KCC- SIDAJan. 2003- Aug. 2003Poverty - Micro-finance scheme- Training in entrepreneurship skills- Community- NGOs- KCC- Division technical staff- NGOs/CBOs- Funds - SIDA Oct. 2002- June 200338Cities Development Strategies for Improved Urban Environment and Poverty Reduction in the Lake Victoria Region
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