Banana wilt Disease in kasese uganda

Thausands of people and children have faced severe hanger in uganda.

African Ark primary School lunch

African Ark primary school

lunch for pupils.black beans,matoke mixed with yeams and cassava tubes good for learners

Difilement,kasese NGOS ON SEXUAL VIOLENCE

 Kasese community,policy makers,NGO representives signed agreement to end sexual violence. Senior expert Feed the minds UK philipp FOWODI KASESE Volunteer Challanged women that in order to end sexual violence women should participate and policy makers so urged for joint effort

Head teacher Of ark schools urged that school boardings protect children from waves of violence and said complete circles of neccessity is givern to kids.Difilers use motivates to children like sheats,small money and parents dont give pocket money.

KARC International activities

We only focus on uganda and congo,therefore In adressing the international congress of women,chair of KARC adress sexual violence and how to end it in uganda and DRC.Iinternational conference held in suncity Bwera Funded by VGIF USA to end sexual violence against women in public places,homes and conflict.WOMEN in uganda and DRC attended(120 women for 5 days 2008)

chairperson adress women how women rights are violeted.

In recent years wars in DRC 12000 WOMEN were raped in homes,during the war by soldiers and in public places and above all obstric fistula ,Hiv/AIDS claims women research on Eastern Kivu province Congo in 2008 presentation.

Kasese Uganda 256 school girls were difiled,500 women were raped in collages,schools,homes and public places.

 congolise and ugandans share issues of sexual violence

 KARC water havesting and kitchen gardening

provide food to orphans 

FOOD AND PROVIDE FOOD FOR ORPHANS,HIV/AIDS NUTRITION SUPLIES,HUMAN RIGHTS AND AGRO SUPPLIES

Anthorax Disease and wild animals CONSERVATION OF KASESE

                         

Kasese  Wild animals ANTHRAX We have Discovered ethno- drug from asthma weed and consumption of asthma weed. We hope to plant asthma weed around lake regions in kasese Uganda  Queen Elizabeth National Park and Rwenzori National park in western Uganda have challenge in conservation of The hippopotamus is the third largest land animal after the elephant and the white rhinoceros. Kasese Rivers and lakes have been depleted by climate change and waste from industrial Park so there need for proper scientific reseach and use of indegeneous knowledge. It derives its name from ancient Greek nomenclature for "river horse." The hippo is a large herbivore found in sub-Saharan Africa and one of the only two extant species from the family hippopotamidae.  Hippos are semi-aquatic, inhabiting rivers and lakes. The bulls, which are territorial in nature usually preside over a stretch of a river with groups . During the day, they remain cool by staying in water or mud where reproduction and childbirth both occur. They emerge at dusk to graze on grass. While hippos rest near each other in the water, grazing is a solitary activity. Between June- July 119 Hipos died where research  account 82 hipos old and 37 young Hipos died with account due to an outbreak of anthrax at the Queen Elizabeth National Park. What causes Anthrax in Kasese Uganda Anthrax is an acute disease caused by the bacteria bacilus anthracis. Most forms of the disease are lethal, affecting both humans and animals. There are effective vaccines against anthrax, and some forms of the disease respond well to antibiotic treatment. KARC RESEARC 2009 Anthrax can be treated by asthma weed. Due poor conservation and climate all wild animals are project to have severe anthorax in next Twenty years in Uganda and DRC.All wild animals depend on natural herbal or treat themselves by eating herbal plants.All Herbal plants have disappeared from fragile ecosystems.         Treatment  This should only done by very qualified herbal medicine practioners when the sick animals are completely isolated from the rest of the animals. ½ kg of asthma weed plus bulb of galic, pound add litre of water and squeeze. Application: give aglass of the above solution with 2 fruits of chili peper times 2 for 3 days Uganda  monitoring and research on wild nature is still low. Wild animals are treating themselves depending on wild herbal plants. Wild  animals are generally resistant to disease because of their thick skin, but anthrax which is a soil bone disease, commonly affects them because of their grazing habits. We Hope to use herbal plants to treat wild animals. Despite of environmental depletion in kasese ,her plants have dried out in National parks in Uganda .we project that when all herbal plants dry anthorax shall increase by 80%. Carnivores living in the same environment may become infected by consuming infected animals. Sick animals can spread anthrax to humans either by direct contact or consumption of the dead animal. .leopards and elephants are project to have been affected. The  poachers in Kasese and Bushanyi Districts died after eating dead thorax Hipos as well as communities. Therefore all wild animals are to have life if we go by KARC Research, However we call for assistance for our project to help wild life in our country. contact us for more information

publication of books in environment and agriculture Kasese

kikumu agriculture research centre is to publish 3000 copies of Books in intergrated agriculture and Biodiversity conservation.
we are happy that our publications are educative and above all The book on herbal medine processing and cultivation shall improve primary health care in Uganda and across countries.

Eastern Kivu Province women to recieve 10 DUCKS

1.Amoco CBO in Eastern Kivu Province DRC have been funded by us 10 Ducks that shall be given to twenty women as means of chain rotation birds rearing. The grant has been approved by  Grant committee KARC on 2/9/2010.
we are pleased that Ducks are providing higher multiplier process and we hope that the project are to benefit 20 women in DRC.
grant to be given them December 2010

kasese orphans and street children adoptation school

The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF) has funded African ark primary school worth 16500 US$ that shall assistance 200 orphans and adoptation of street children in kasese uganda and Eastern Kivu province DRC for nutrition and sanitation.
Kasese district has suffered a massive displacement in the settlement partners. This was caused by the ADF armed conflict which swept off the district from1997-2000.There were frequent troop movements in the area who developed sexual relationships with most people learning their lives endangered. Also redundancy precipitated most people particularly the youth to include them selves in sexual promiscuity that exposed them to contracting HIV/AIDS hence many orphans. Other calamities that led to many orphans include among others; frequent cholera out break, malaria fever in the district that has killed many people learning many orphans with no or less assistance from relatives and well wishers.

As a result, most of the children become unruly and independent from their guardians because they missed parental guidance in different aspects of life, many of these children have indulged in immoral acts such as drug abuse, early marriages, that have resulted into the contraction of HIV/AIDS.

The Universal Primary education (UPE) programme which is being implemented by the Uganda government is doing well because it enrolls every child but the level of performance is very much alarming. This has necessitated the well to do parents and guardians to take their children to better or private schools while others have laid strategies for better performance for their children even though in UPE schools. and other needy children have had no chances of this third and have been left there to suffer locally. That is why the “KARC” came out with an idea of initiating a primary school for the orphans and other needy children to address their problems. In Kasese the vulnerable children have dropped out of schools due to 10,000 Uganda shillings extra charges and scholastic materials.

As per new, the school has enrolled all kinds of children because Kasese town council and the district at large has suffered common problems of poverty, ignorance, illiteracy and famine due to the ADF armed forces that swept off the district from 1996-2002. Please of fort-portal, Bundibugyo and Bushenyi, Orphans are being assisted.

Government of Uganda has also successfully educated some vulnerable children including orphans but the real orphans have not benefited due to the fact that the officers concerned favour their own children and or relatives learning the real orphans and the other needy children to lag behind thus corruption is high.

The number of children being orphaned and the number of child and elderly headed hence holds has reached alarming level, while there are large numbers of orphans and needy children without care and education. The rights of orphaned children are rarely recognized.

African Ark primary  School   has been initiated by the KARC compassionate heart for the funding Ugandans will work in partnership with other development partners to reach a point of redeeming our Nation from orgies that are caused by illiteracy and many orphans.

Nyakasanga is an urban slum area in kasese town council in kasese district. The district has suffered the effects of a large scale displacement due to the ADF insurgency between 1997 and 2002 that caused massive social up heavily and has raised concern among all the community that poor education performance is likely to have increased significantly.

 Biira Grace

ANTHMA TREATMENT

PAWPAW/DATURA spp

synonym:

cariac hermaphrodita blanco.

Papaya  cariac gaertn.

Papayacumumerina norohna

papaya papaya karst.

Papaya sativa tuss

papaya vulgaris DC

family: caricaceae.

vernacular  name:

english:papaya, paw paw tree

rutooro:ipaapali

lhukonzo:ekipapaya

lUganda:eppapaali

swahili:mpapai

DESCRIPTION:

carica papaya  is is adoiescious (=male flower tree separate from the female flower tree) evergreen tree of 2-10m tall. Usually un branched,containiong white latex in all the parts. The stem is cylindrical,10-30 cm in diameter, hollow, from whose upper part fruits and leaves grow. Has an extensive rooting system. The leaves are spirally arranged, 25 – 75 cm in diameter and deeplly 7 -lobed and male and female flowers are on different trees, but some flowers are bisexual.

            Natural habitat:

carica papaya grows in warm, sunny sites sheltered from wind. A very senstive to water logging, and even short periods  of flooding can kill the plant

Native: tropical america but is today widely distributed throughout the tropical and warmer sub tropical areas of the world.

 Altitude: preferably below 1600m

Agricultral practices

propagation methods. Carica papaya is usually grown from seeds which germinates in 2 to 4 weeks. Seeds are washed and dried on paper in  ashade and shown bottomless pots to elliminate trnsplanting problems. Vegetative propagation is possible but really practiced.

Carica papaya likes a well drained permueable, well earated fertile loam soil, rich in organic matter with neutral reaction. Since there is no reliable method of determining sex in papaya until its first flowering,plant atleast 4 to 5 seedlings per hole and after determining the sex selected the best female tree to remain. Dont forget that you need atleast 1 male tree for thew pollination

weeds must be controlled especially during the innitial stages of establishment. In the beggining papaya requires water supply. Cutting bark to 30 cm above the ground may reguvinate mature trees. The plant spacing is 1.8m

pests and diseases   numerous fungi can cause problems, so dont plant in shade.

           

Medicinal practices

parts used:ripe and unripe fruits,seeds, flowers,leaves and roots

uses:

worms:

take latex just once in the morning on an empty stomach together with alaxative or alot of ripe fruits to expel the dead worms. This antiworm treatment can also be given when a petient is suffering from diarrhea.

Papaine does not remove all the worms, soffer that reason we recommend repeating the treatment after 1 week as aprecautionery measure. Dosage of paw paw latex

• children from 6months to 1 year:  ½ tea spoon
• children from 1 year to 3 years:     1 tea spoon
• children from 4 years to 6 years:    2 tea spoons
• children from7 yrs  to 13 yrs :         3 teaspoons
• adults:                                                   4 tea spoons

late is very aggressive to the tongue and is better mixed with honey and warm water before taken.

Prophylatic for worms and amoebiasis: chew apiece of papaya leaf of 5 cm times 5 cm daily, or take orally 1 tablespoon of seeds.

Anaemia,vitamin a, b, or c defficiency:

it plenty of ripe papaya fruits to garantee sufficient supply of vitamins. Vitamin a for agood eyesight,vitaminB for good nerves, vitaminCto support the immune system against infections.

light case of amoebic dysentry and diarrrhoea:

• Drink 1 litre of decoction,divide during day time
• chew atea spoonfull of fresh paw paw seeds 3 times aday for 7 days.

 Indigestion and digestion problems: papaine is an enzyme that aids digestion. You can take with food  afew drops of paw paw juice or small piece of papaya leaf, or you chew tree paw paw seeds.

cough:

make root decoction and take 1 cup 3 times aday for adults and less for children depending on their body weight.

Haptitis, jaundice, yellow fever.

Alcohol is absolutely forbbiden! Eat alot of fruit then also, either you

• eat regular cooked, un ripe paw paw fruits as avegetable,
• make root decoction and drink 1 litre during the day.
• Drink daily an infunsion of handfull of male paw paw flowers or paw paw bark in 1 litre of boiled water.
•  Urinary infections  : chew 1 table spoon of fresh paw paw seeds 3 times aday for 7 to 14 days

asthma attacks

• smoke young dried pawpaw leaves in apipe or wrapped in paper in form of cigarette.
• Burn the leaves next to your bed and nihale the smoke
• mix paw paw leaves and euphorbia hirta ( asthma weed) burn and inhale the smoke.

 Large supurating burns: use latex water and  go to health centre.

Wash and burn several times with “paw paw latex water “ and chew also 1 tablerspoons of pawpaw seeds aday 3 times aday  for 3 days. Leave the burn open, and make the petient lay under the mosquito net.

fungal infection:

• use latex
• mix 10 drops if latex with 1 table spoon of vegetable oil. Rub the infected areas with this mixture 3 times aday.
• Add leaf powder to the mixture if 16.2 and apply.
•  Smear flesh or ripe paw paw fruit on the infected part 2 times aday

 Prearations:

 latex. Use an unripe paw paw that is still hunging on the tree. To obtain the sap, first thoroughly wash the fruit, and then make verticle cuts  in the skin of the green fruit. Collect the drops of white sap in aclean spoon or cup. The knife and the spoon that are used  must be of stainless steal, because rust destroys the papaine.

Latex water:  mix afew drops of latex in cool, boiled water.

Fresh leaf decoction. Boil 1 handfull of chopped paw paw leaces in 1 litre of water for 5 minutes, cool for 15 minutes and filter

root decoction: boil 1 handfull of roots in 1 litre of water  for 15minutes, cool and filter.

 Paw paw leaf tinture: put 10kg of dry leaf powder in 100 ml of alcohol for 70 % filter after 1 week and store in aclosed bottle.

 Slice of unripe paw paw: wash unripe paw paw that is still hunging on the tree with acloth and boiling water. Clean aknife, put it in boiling water, and then cut aslice of the paw paw the thicknes of achilds little finger. Paw paw will remain on the tree and heal its self.

OTHER DSEASEA TO BE TREATED BY PAWOAW

-elephantiassis,kidney infections,wringles[ant aging],intestinal worms,ucerative colitis, it cleanses blood using the seeds, quickens contraction  during birth  using female pawpaw roots and it increases sex libido using male pawpaw roots decoction.

-asthma attack make asthma cigarette from dried pawpaw leaves and smoke in cold weather often when its worse. If no quick relief use strong asthma cigarette by adding datura strammonium ,eucalyptus leaves, dried asthma weed leaves to the pawpaw leaves and smoke the cigarette twice aday.

Add to the treatment above asthma weed infusion and take aquarter glassx 2 aday and take after ameal accompanied with a lot of drinks which are free from sugar.

Toxicity.

Internal use: papaine may cause somachache, respect the dosages.

External use: allegic reactions may occur using over along time

 avoid contact of paw paw latex with the eyes.

Pregnant women should not take it internally.

Other uses and products.

Food: ripe and green fruits.

Latex: for beverages

to make tough meat tender.: wrap meat in leaves for some hours.

Soap substitute: pounded leaves can replace soap.

Chenopodiumambrosioides l

american wormseed

synonym:

chenopodium anthelminticum l

family: chenopodiacae

vernacular name:

english:             chemopodium , american wormseed, jerusalem - oak

rutooro:            kifaru, seeba kifaru

lhukonzo:          omughundulhuma

lUganda:           akagobadogo  

Description: chenopodium ambrosioides is an herbaceous, vivaciuos, evergreen common weed with much branched stem 40-100cm in height and numerious lanc-shaped leaves. The low leaves are 2 to 8cm in lenght and the upper ones are smaller. The greeenish flowers are in closly cccrouded spikes mixed with leaves and are followed by small, green, round frouts aechof which contains avery smallblack seed.the entire plant has astrong disagreeble odour due to volatile iol.

Native:center america.

Agricultural practices:

propagation methods:seeds.

Chenopodium ambrosioides is real weed and you will find many seedlings around amother plant. It can grow in most conditions.

Medicinal practices:

parts used:leaves, roots and flowers.

Uses:

worms:chenalpodium ambrosioides is vermfge: make an infusion and dring one 1cup in the morning an empty stomarch for 3 daysand take also a alaxative  to expel the parasite.

Flatulence, expels intestinal gas and stomachache:  make an infunsion and drink 1 cup after each meal.

Stop vomiting:

• make decoction and drink ¼ glass 3 times aday.
• Take a abath with decoction mix with water.

 Constipation:

•  make aroot decoction and drink ¼ glass 3 times aday.
• Drink ¼ glass 3 times aday of plant decoction

Headache

• squeeze,sniff and rub leaves on fore head and neck and drop some juice into the nostrils 1 time aday.
• Mix leaves with leaves of ambrosia maritime, squeeze and sniff.

Fever and childrens convulsions and febrile convulsions:

• booil the top parts of the plant in water, see and inhale steam 2 times aday and bath with decoction.
• Make decoction and drink for adults 4 tablespoons 3 times aday for 3 days, for children 2 table spoons and for babies 1 teaspoon 3 times aday.
• Squeeze the plant and smear it on the body.
• Wash 1 handfull of plant in ½ litre of cool water, filter and take 1 tea spoon 3 times aday for 3 days.
• Stopping nightmares:

crush and press  juice out of the plant and smear on head and face at bed time.

Functional pschosis,pschotic exetiment, eplepsy and chasing evil spirits:

• burn the leaves of chenopoium ambrosioides with those of ocimum suave and inhale the smoke.
• Squeeze the whole plant and inhale and rub on the fore head and body of the petient.
• Mix dry powder of whole plant in cow gee or any other jelly and smear on the body.

Spasmodic cough and asthma:  booil the leaves and drink ¼ glass during the day time for 1 month.

Haemorrhoids:

• apply fresh juice on the haemorrhoids
• take  a hipbath of decoction.

Chest pain: mix leaves with those of tagetes minuta and ambrosia maritime. Then make cold infunsion, take abath and drink 1/3 glass 3 times aday for 3 days.

Preparations:

plant infunsion: pour 1 litre of boiling water over 1 handful or 15 to 20g fresh plant. Cover and filter after 10 mimutes.

plant decoction:boil 15- 20g of plant in 1 litre of water for 20minutes. Cover and filter after 10 minutes.

root decoction:  boil 1 handful in 1 litre of water for 20 minutes, wait for 10 minutes and filter.

Toxicity:

Excessive usage is toxic and can even lead to death.

Overdose can provoke digestion intolerance:

             other uses and products:

 Food: essential oil for flavouring.

Crassocephalum  vitellinum s .moore

Family:

asteracae ex. Composae.

veernacular name:

 rutooro: embiribiri

lhukonzo:esyanzununu

lUganda: kitonto

Description:an herb up to 1 metre high. Leaves are alternate, ovate, regulated toothed or lobed and flowers heads are orange- yellow.

Natural habitat:grassland and swampy edges.

Agricultural  practices:

Propagation methods:seeds and wildings near the mother plant.

Crassocephalum vitellinum is aweed and grows wellin ahumid eviroment.

Medical practices:

Parts used:leaves and flowers.

Use:

Eves:

• the flower is rubbed inside the, to remove tiny particels frome in the eye.
• Wash the eyes with dicoction.

Sterility in men:boil 2dessertspoon of dry leaf powder ofhygrofill odora and crassocephalum vitellinum ni ½ liter of watre and take 1glass three times aday for 7 days.

Weakness during pregnancy and to avoid abortion:

• give anema of 1glass once aday.
• Hands crush leaves, sqeeze out the juice in water and then bathe.

High blood pressure or to lower high blood prssure:

• take 1or 2 glasses every 2days or ½ liter 1time every moths
• boil the leaves and then take.

Stomachache: make adecoction of the plant mixed with the bill of a fish. Boil for ten minutes and take one tea spoon 3 tiomes aday and for 4 days.

Snakebite:rub some laeves and tie the leaves on the snake bite

uterus problems as ulcers, polyps, dislocation of fallopian tube and after birth problems:

take 1 glass 3 aday for 5 days of cold extractand take ahipbath.

Dryness in woman:take 1glass 3times aday for 5 days of cold extract and take ahipbarth.

Condrols exess mensration:take 1glass 3times aday of cold extract for 5days.

Delayed mothly periods:squeeze the juis out of the leaves and take.

Headache:hand-crush the leaves, sqeese out juis in water, take some as you wet the head.

Malaria:boil the leaves and take.

Syphilis:compain the leaves with othre harbs, boil and then take.

Wounds:dry the leaves , crash to powder and then aply onto the wounds.

primeture delivery:sqeeze juis out of the leaves and take for one month.

gonorrhea:squeeze the juis out of the leaves and take.

yellow fever:squeeze the juis out of the leaves and take.

ringworms:crush the leaves in compination with roots.

Preparations:

Flowers and leaf decoction:boil 1handfull in one leater of wather

Cold plant extract:pound fresh leaves and mix with some cold water.

Leafe decoction:oboil one handfull in one leater of water for afew minutesand use.

Eurphorbia   hirta linn

asthma weed

synonym:

Sugar:

Purified extracted sugar, even if it came from sugarcane, maize or sugar beet acts as a drug in the body and very quickly the body starts depending on it. That is why in many cases a person starts using one tea spoon of sugar in a cup of tea and after some years he needs three tea spoons to satisfy the sugar pressure. Excess sugar conservation may lead to general body weakness, dental caries, obesity, magnesium deficiency and sugar crystals fix themselves as toxins in the body especially between the different joints.

 Sugar is also a very good substrate for bacteria and fungi and people who take a lot of sugar are more susceptible to fungal and bacterial diseases.

Various scientific studies have related access of white sugar consumption with cancer of the colon, stomach cancer and cervical cancer.

A sugar contains a lot of calories and energy for the body, it can stop the 'feelings of hunger' and that is well known by poor school children who at lunch time take sugarcane instead of food and this can lead to malnutrition (beside all other pernicious influences) when sugarcane or other sweets are often replacing food.

There is no need for adding purified or unpurified sugar as the amount of sugar that the body needs, even during exercise can be found in fruits, vegetables and serials.

Don’t forget that soft drinks and sodas contain a lot of sugar as well as chemicals.

            Salt

Excess use of salt may cause heart disease, kidney problems, high blood pressure and obesity salt retains water in the body. Water normally takes toxins along when leaving the body (elimination). As water is retained, toxins remain also in the body. Un cooked salt destroys the tongue papilla (which are responsible for your testes); the taste decreases and more salt will be needed to find the original salt flavor back.

Just like sugars, the salt crystals may fix themselves as toxins in the body especially between the different joints.

Raw vegetable due to high salty content can replace salt. But if you don’t eat a lot of raw vegetables, use and take clean lake salt, vegetable salt or lye instead of white purified salt.

Always cook your salt and never add salt when the meal is already in your dish to save your tongue papilla.

KARC MAP

NATURE AND BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AND HEALTH

 HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT

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3.1 HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT

Objectives:

To ensure represent comprehensive, holistic and intersect oral way of planning and implementing environmental health action at the village ,urban and District levels Thus District environmental health..

Activities:

• Eliminate waste at its source and break the link between waste generation and economic growth, including through better product design.
• Encourage waste recycling and reuse.
• Improve methods of final waste disposal—for example, by reducing pollution

Expected results and outputs:

• Increase public health initiatives
• Improve skills on public health education
• Develop public health policy at grassroots levels
• Reduce waste and pollutants
• Increase recycling in urban
• Increase education of landfills
• Reduce environmental degradation
• Increase control of sewage slages and garbage

3.2 HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT

Objectives:

This project will promote communication and awareness raising campaigns on environmental health issues, as well as projects related to public health (awareness raising, special trainings).

Increase management skills on waste products in kasese Uganda

Building capacity of communities in public health conservation in kasese

Plans on environment and health and Activities:

·            Promotion of sustainable development and quality of the  waste monitoring techniques, clean technologies, waste disposal, restoring contaminated sites, land-use planning and management, aquatic pollution, urban environment) Protection of habitats and of nature (protecting endangered species and threatened habitats; combating desertification, erosion, etc.; marine conservation; freshwater conservation) - indicative allocation,wetlands conservation

• Press release
• News
• Journals publication
• Increase skills lake region conservation and avoid acids in fishing
• soil and water  conservation
• agro forestry, woodlot development, herbal tree planting and homestead tree planting
• mining and industrial zone pollution management
• dryland conservation
• increase information sharing on public health
• urban green belts conservation
• control landfills and awareness
• urban green belt conservation awareness
• recycling awareness
• radio talk shows
• training of stakeholders on public health and Garbage deposal 

Expected results and outputs:

• Increase public health initiatives
• Improve skills on public health education
• Develop public health policy at grassroots levels
• Reduce waste and pollutants disposal
• Increase recycling in urban
• Increase education of landfills
• Reduce environmental degradation

3.3 HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT

Objectives:

·            Promotion of sustainable development and quality of the  waste monitoring techniques, clean technologies, waste disposal, restoring contaminated sites, land-use planning and management, aquatic pollution, urban environment) Protection of habitats and of nature (protecting endangered species and threatened habitats; combating desertification, erosion, etc

·            Increase cooperation and information sharing on environmental health  among members

·            Improve funding links on environmental health to member organizations

·            Build train capacity of stake holders in environmental health

·            Increase research on health and  environmental health

Activities:

Expected results and outputs:

·        Ensuring adequate financing  training  innovations to members/stakeholders

·        Strengthening women  decision-making in environmental health

·        Building partnerships and cooperation in waste management

·        Building public education, awareness and participation in waste design

·        Information sharing on waste management

2.    RESOURCES AND WASTE

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4.1 RESOURCES AND WASTE

Objectives:

• Increase and influence policy makers in Uganda  to adopt policies on controlling waste products in kasese Uganda
• Increase better services which reduce the environmental impacts from the use of energy, resources or hazardous substances
• increase use of waste in organic agriculture innovations
•  increase cleaner, more efficient production processes, which strengthen competitiveness
• Reduce pollution of ecological systems in kasese Uganda
•  Shifts in consumption towards goods and services with lower carbon impacts

• Improve sanitation of industry park,urbans and poor slums

Activities:

• Waste collection
• Training health workers waste management
• Recycling
• behavior change;
• making existing landfill more sustainable;
•  environmental impacts of waste management;
•  data gathering and analysis on landfills
•  resource flows management
• Training
• Green belts and tree planting
• Waste marketing
• decision support tools and scenario development;
• involvement of women in waste management

Expected results and outputs:

• Waste prevention and recycling; pollution management 

• Behaviors change;

• making existing landfill more sustainable;

• Environmental impacts of waste management;

• Data gathering and analysis;

• Decision support tools and scenario development;

• Involvement in waste management.

Impacts of Food Production and Consumption

• Review of Food Chain Sustainability).

• Review of Sustainable Commodities).

• Mapping of Evidence and Trends in the Sustainable Development Aspects of

Tourism

• Mapping of Evidence of Sustainable Development Impacts of

Cycles of waste

Providing the evidence base on business and consumer behaviour, to better

4.2 RESOURCES AND WASTE

Objectives:

Increase  promote of  communication and awareness raising campaigns on environmental, waste protection or waste conservation issues, as well as projects related to forest fire ,pollution,garbages.

Activities:

·            Promotion of sustainable development and quality waste monitoring techniques, clean technologies, waste disposal, restoring contaminated sites, land-use planning and management, aquatic pollution, urban environment) Protection of habitats and of nature (protecting endangered species and threatened habitats; combating desertification, erosion,  marine conservation; freshwater conservation

• Press release
• News
• Meetings ,magigazines
• Journals publication

·            Training communities

·            Radio talk shows on waste management

• lake region anti pollution
• control soil and water erosion
• fruit tree production
• design good mining and industrial zone policies
• good aquaculture management
• development of potable water irrigations
• dryland conservation
• fight corruption that increase wastes in urban
• urban green belts conservation

Expected results and outputs:

1. All communities shall have received information  on waste skills and knowledge to management
2. Increase in tree planting and sustainable utilisation
3.  Increase information sharing, research on waste management
4. Increase environmental health
5.  Improve on dry land areas in kasese District

4.3 RESOURCES AND WASTE

Objectives:

Building capacity of communities on waste resource management

Activities:

·        Ensuring adequate financing  training  innovations to members/stakeholders

·        Strengthening women  decision-making in environmental health

·        Building partnerships and cooperation in waste management

·        Building public education, awareness and participation in waste design

·        Information sharing on waste management

·        Policy formulation  on waste resources management

·        Research development on waste resource management

Expected results and outputs:

• Waste prevention and recycling; pollution management 

• Behaviors change;

• making existing landfill more sustainable;

• Environmental impacts of waste management;

• Data gathering and analysis

• Decision support tools and scenario development;

• Involvement women in waste management.

1.    NATURE AND BIODIVERSITY

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2.1 NATURE AND BIODIVERSITY

Objectives:

·          To safeguard the most important habitats and species in areas in kasese Uganda

·          Building capacity of policy makers ,communities,NGOS in kasese in adaptation of climate change

·          To conserve and restore biodiversity and ecosystem services in the
countryside kasese  Uganda

·          To conserve and restore biodiversity and ecosystem services in the
partnership kasese Uganda environment.

·          To reinforce compatibility of regional and territorial development with
biodiversity in Kasese Uganda

·          To substantially reduce the impact  of climate change

·          To substantially strengthen effectiveness of international governance for
biodiversity and ecosystem services in kasese Uganda .

·          To substantially strengthen support for biodiversity and ecosystem services in
EU external assistance kasese Uganda .

·          To substantially reduce the impact of international trade on global
biodiversity and ecosystem services in kasese Uganda.

·          To support biodiversity adaptation to climate change.

Activities:

• wetlands conservation
• lake region conservation
• soil and water conservation
• nursery management techniques and seedlings production
• agro forestry, woodlot development, herbal tree planting and homestead tree planting
• fruit tree production
• mining and industry park tree planting
• apiary
• mining and industrial zone tree planting
• aquaculture management
• development of potable water irrigations
• dryland conservation
• urban green belts conservation
• monitoring and evaluation
• Research development on climate change
• Agriculture, nursery beds, water conservation, tree planting.
• Ensuring adequate financing climate change innovations
• Strengthening EU decision-making as related to kasese
• Building partnerships
• Building public education, awareness and participation in climate change
• Information sharing

Expected results and outputs:

               I.      Conservation of natural resources in kasese Uganda

             II.      Agriculture innovations development

            III.      Economic and development  cooperation

          IV.      Increase fisheries and fresh water resources

            V.      Increases skills in climate change through biodervisty conservation 

          VI.      Increased conservation of biodiversity in kasese

         VII.      Increase awareness in biodervisty conservation 

2.2 NATURE AND BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION

Objectives:

This project will promote communication and awareness raising campaigns on environmental, nature protection or biodiversity conservation issues, as well as projects related to forest fire prevention

Activities:

·            Promotion of sustainable development and quality of the environment (new monitoring techniques, clean technologies, waste disposal, restoring contaminated sites, land-use planning and management, aquatic pollution, urban environment) Protection of habitats and of nature (protecting endangered species and threatened habitats; combating desertification, erosion, etc.; marine conservation; freshwater conservation) - indicative allocation,wetlands conservation

• lake region conservation
• soil and water conservation
• nursery management techniques and seedlings production
• agro forestry, woodlot development, herbal tree planting and homestead tree planting
• fruit tree production
• apiary
• mining and industrial zone tree planting
• aquaculture management
• development of potable water irrigations
• dryland conservation
• urban green belts conservation
• monitoring and evaluation

Expected results and outputs:

1. All communities shall have received information  on climate change skills and knowledge to adopt with climate
2. Increase in tree planting and sustainable utilisation
3.  Increase information sharing, research on climate change.
4. Increase incomes of the poor through promotion of agriculture innovations
5. Improve on dry land areas in kasese District.
6. Information management on biodervisty conservation 

2.3 NATURE AND BIODIVERSITY

Objectives:

• Promotion of sustainable development and quality of the environment (new monitoring techniques, clean technologies, waste disposal, restoring contaminated sites, land-use planning and management, aquatic ,pollution, urban environment) Protection of habitats and of nature (protecting endangered species and threatened habitats; combating desertification, erosion, etc marine conservation; freshwater conservation) - indicative allocation,wetlands conservation
• Increase conservation of nature to reduce climate change

Activities:

(a)Ensuring adequate financing climate change innovations to members

(b)Strengthening EU decision-making in kasese Uganda

(c) Building partnerships and cooperation in the communities

(d)Building public education, awareness and participation in climate change

(e)Information sharing

(f)  Policy formulation

(g)Research development on climate change

(h)Forest conservation

Expected results and outputs:

1. Increase biodiversity conservation
2. Increase partnership and cooperation on promotion of conservation and biodiversity
3. Increased information sharing

Reduced climate change through tree plantin