Kichini Gardeners Quarterly Report 2023
Kichini Gardeners, a non-profit organization based in Uganda, engages children and youth in sustainable gardening to promote food security, nature conservation, and climate action.
Key Achievements
- School Gardening Programs: Over 30 students managed vegetable gardens, learning sustainability and stewardship.
- Rural Initiatives: Launched a school gardening program, celebrated World Food Day and Children’s Day, and distributed 100 fruit tree seedlings.
- Educational Impact: Engaged 100 students and 10 teachers in the Climate Talking Ambiance project, with 75% of distributed tree seedlings growing.
- Community Engagement: Collaborated with local schools and communities on gardening and environmental education.
The Kichini Gardeners Initiative's 2021/2022 Annual Report highlights
The Kichini Gardeners Initiative’s 2021/2022 Annual Report highlights impactful projects through the following key initiatives:
1. Storytelling Workshop:
– Collaborated with partners to conduct a workshop at Makerere University.
– Educated youth on the importance of storytelling in addressing the nature-climate crisis.
– Enhanced youth leadership skills through storytelling.
2. Amplifying Young Voices:
– Provided a platform for young people to share innovative ideas and perspectives on conservation issues.
– Emphasized the significance of youth involvement in environmental initiatives.
3. Climate Literacy in Schools:
– Developed simplified climate literacy materials for children.
– Raised awareness about climate change and its impacts.
– Empowered children to take action against climate change.
4. Reconnecting to Nature Through Plastics:
– Implemented a project focusing on plastic waste management.
– Promoted the reuse of plastics for gardening purposes.
– Raised awareness about environmental protection and waste reduction.
Overall, the report underscores the organization’s dedication to environmental stewardship, youth empowerment, and community engagement in advocating for sustainable practices and conservation.
