RECODA,VEO Village Chairperson this team will contribute to the success of the project as shown by the Table 2.1. Table 2.1: Roles and Expectations of Various Stakeholders No Names for Roles of the Stakeholders Expectations Stakeholders 1 World Vision 1.1Host organization -To see the project implemented Tanzania 1.2Provide funds -To attain the project goals 1.3Coordinate the project 2 RECODA 2.1 Provide experts and -To see the widow group with positive implement the project attitudes 2.2 Provide Training -Adoption of new technologies on banana cultivation and improved breeds 3 Widows 3.1 Attend training -Acquire knowledge group/Project 3.2 Implement the project -Commitments to implement the project Team 3.3 Provide labour power 4 Village 4.1 Maintain peace and harmony Peace and harmony prevails Chairperson in the village 5 Village 5.1To promote peace and security Peace and harmony prevails as well as Executive of people and their properties security of properties Officer 6 Widows 6.1 Secondary beneficiaries Buy banana suckers Community 7 CDO and 7.1 Support WVT and RECODA Project to achieve its goals and AFO to facilitate the project objectives 8 Mikungani 8.1 Tertiary beneficiaries Buy banana suckers and bunches Community 9 Mass Media 9.1 To promote banana Increase sales of banana suckers and cultivation and marketing bunches hence increase income 10 Councilor 10.1 Mobilize community to Number of community cultivating adopt the new technology of improved banana increased cultivating improved banana Source: Field Work, 2017 2.3.3 Project Goals in CED Terms The project goal is to improve income among the community of widows and improvement of their economic status as well as improving their living standards. The establishment of banana farm will create a reliable source of income to the community of widows and assurance of food security at the household level as well as meeting other necessities. Before the project commences the community will be trained on cultivation of improved banana breeds and better agricultural practices.
RECODA,VEO Village Chairperson this team will contribute to the success of the project as shown by the Table 2.1. Table 2.1: Roles and Expectations of Various Stakeholders No Names for Stakeholders Roles of the Stakeholders Expectations 1 World Vision Tanzania 1.1Host organization 1.2Provide funds 1.3Coordinate the project -To see the project implemented -To attain the project goals 2 RECODA 2.1 Provide experts and implement the project 2.2 Provide Training -To see the widow group with positive attitudes -Adoption of new technologies on banana cultivation and improved breeds 3 Widows group/Project Team 3.1 Attend training 3.2 Implement the project 3.3 Provide labour power -Acquire knowledge -Commitments to implement the project 4 Village Chairperson 4.1 Maintain peace and harmony in the village Peace and harmony prevails 5 Village Executive Officer 5.1To promote peace and security of people and their properties Peace and harmony prevails as well as security of properties 6 Widows Community 6.1 Secondary beneficiaries Buy banana suckers 7 CDO and AFO 7.1 Support WVT and RECODA to facilitate the project Project to achieve its goals and objectives 8 Mikungani Community 8.1 Tertiary beneficiaries Buy banana suckers and bunches 9 Mass Media 9.1 To promote banana cultivation and marketing Increase sales of banana suckers and bunches hence increase income 10 Councilor 10.1 Mobilize community to adopt the new technology of cultivating improved banana Number of community cultivating improved banana increased Source: Field Work, 2017 2.3.3 Project Goals in CED Terms The project goal is to improve income among the community of widows and improvement of their economic status as well as improving their living standards. The establishment of banana farm will create a reliable source of income to the community of widows and assurance of food security at the household level as well as meeting other necessities. Before the project commences the community will be trained on cultivation of improved banana breeds and better agricultural practices.
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