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Bakarys Blog 
 
 
 
 
 
Bakary Kujabi is the headmaster and proprietor of the Take Care Nursery School. We all thought that it would be a good idea if Bakary can share his views on progress, challenges, whatever. Guest blogs from teachers, villagers etc will appear from time to time.

 
 
 
 
 
Guest blog by Nyima Jarra
 
Nyima is a resident of Farato-Sotokoi-Daru. She is the secretary of the Mountsorrel Womens Association (MWA). She works as a trained peri-operative nurse in Brikama Health Centre at the maternity theatre.
 
 
MWA training report

 
We, the members of the Farato-Sotokoi-Daru Womens Garden Association, have just benefitted from a two days training programme. The training which centred around Group Management and Vegetable Production was very fitting and timely since the Association is anticipating to operate a communal garden scheme soon.
 
The training which was conducted from the 12 - 13 April 2008 at Take Care Nursery School Hall was well attended. About two hundred and twenty (220) women actively took part in both days of the training programme.
 
The programme was very interactive and participatory in nature.
 
Some of the topics treated include
 
  • Group management principles
  • Group dynamics
  • Group formalization
  • Savings and credit mechanisms
  • Principles of vegetable production
  • Production recommendations
  • Storage facilities and marketing of vegetable produce

 

On behalf of the executive and the entire membership of the group, and on my own behalf, I would like to sincerely thank the organizers and the participants for a job well done.

 

Before I conclude I would also want to recommend that the group continues to benefit from such relevant types of training workshop in the future. I would also like to recommend the commencement of the garden as soon as possible.