Working with 4 secondary schools to plant 50,000 indigenous trees on roads and arboretum in Rusinga Island
4 secondary schools will assist the reforestation of the Island by planting 50,000 indigenous tree seedlings at road surroundings (e.g. the Rusinga Ring Road and some of the prominent feeder roads), at an arboretum plot and on their school compounds.. The planting will be carried out by the school pupils and the cultivation of the seedlings on road surroundings and the arboretum will be carried out by unemployed youth groups. Activities: each school to plant woodlots with at least 5000 trees, the 4 schools to jointly plant 20,000 trees (pepper tree) on both sides of the roads,each school to undertake a development project using at most 175,000 shillings given by the project, the 4 schools to take part in developing an arboretum with at least 50 acres of indigenous, medicinal trees, this will be 25,000 trees, the four schools to plant trees in other public plots such as chiefs camp etc. 3 people to be engaged to water and look after the seedlings for 12 months @ 3000 shilling per person per month, 3 people to draw water using donkey carts for 12 months @3000 per person per month
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Project Snapshot
Grantee:
St Josephs Girls school karkrigu
Country:
Kenya
Area Of Work:
Multifocal Area
Grant Amount:
US$ 29,876.40
Co-Financing Cash:
Co-Financing in-Kind:
US$ 305,000.00
Project Number:
KEN-GEF/04/05
Status:
Satisfactorily Completed
Project Characteristics and Results
Significant Participation of Indigenous Peoples
N/A
Capacity - Building Component
Pupils and youth groups will learn how to plant indigenous tree seedlings, how to take care (cultivate) of them and about the importance of protecting the trees to maintain the biodiversity of the Rusinga Island.
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SGP Country office contact
Ms. Nancy Chege
Phone:
(254-20) 7624473
Fax:
(254-20) 621076
Email:
Ms. Eunice Mwaura
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UNDP, P.O. Box 30218
Nairobi, 00100
Nairobi, 00100
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