Tabora regional and district authorities, like in all other regions and districts in the country, incorporated the objectives of vision 2025 in the planning as the future of development efforts in Tabora region. In chapter concerning with Assessment of the community needs from Itonjanda ward, a group of widows was taken as a case study to Itonjanda Ward to determines unmet community needs through asking various questions and through discussion of how people in the area either satisfied or unsatisfied with community services economically politically or socially and what actually has been their pressing need to rescue them out of unpleasant life, big percentage concluded to leave illegal economic activities which they used to do like making and selling local alcohol known as Gongo and Komoni instead, wanted fully participating in rearing local chicken. Therefore, the project enables them to have good source of protein and cash as an alternatives to illegal source of income. To ensure that the project will bring sustainable economic development the CED student involved the community members, CBO members and other stakeholders from the project identification, project planning, implementation and monitoring and evaluation of ongoing activities. In the process of project implementation, the CED student realized that community and CBO members are capable enough to run the project in absence of CED student. For project sustainability proposed to women’s establish a revolving fund and training of entrepreneurships skill that will be used to meet their needs. From the Literature Review, project funding has been seen as big problems since the government contributions and other development financiers have been not fully
Tabora regional and district authorities, like in all other regions and districts in the country, incorporated the objectives of vision 2025 in the planning as the future of development efforts in Tabora region. In chapter concerning with Assessment of the community needs from Itonjanda ward, a group of widows was taken as a case study to Itonjanda Ward to determines unmet community needs through asking various questions and through discussion of how people in the area either satisfied or unsatisfied with community services economically politically or socially and what actually has been their pressing need to rescue them out of unpleasant life, big percentage concluded to leave illegal economic activities which they used to do like making and selling local alcohol known as Gongo and Komoni instead, wanted fully participating in rearing local chicken. Therefore, the project enables them to have good source of protein and cash as an alternatives to illegal source of income. To ensure that the project will bring sustainable economic development the CED student involved the community members, CBO members and other stakeholders from the project identification, project planning, implementation and monitoring and evaluation of ongoing activities. In the process of project implementation, the CED student realized that community and CBO members are capable enough to run the project in absence of CED student. For project sustainability women’s proposed to establish a revolving fund and training of entrepreneurships skill that will be used to meet their needs. From the Literature Review, project funding has been seen as big problems since the government contributions and other development financiers have been not fully
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