Sunday, January 29, 2012

Mutomo Maarifa Centre free ICT training Pictorial

Mutomo Maarifa Centre is a one of ALIN's community resource Centers located at Mutomo District of Kitui County in Eastern Kenya.The Maarifa Centre offers free access of information to the Community with an aim of improving their livelihoods.
As part of its community empowerment pillar the Maarifa Centre has introduced a free computer training program as from January 2012.

The training which is being offered at Mutomo Mission Hospital has attracted hundreds of community members ranging from farmers,civil servants,the youth and even the old.

Mutomo Maarifa Centre free ICT training Pictorial from Mutomo Maarifa Centre on Vimeo.

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

A family responding to change

Kisilu Musya is a farmer in Mutomo District of Eastern Kenya who has witnessed climate change threatening food security for him and his family.This video is a story of the family's daily lives as they try to adapt to the change

Wind of Change from Julia Dahr on Vimeo.

Responding to change

Residents of Mutomo District in Eastern Kenya are often faced with water shortages due to the unreliable rainfall patterns in the area.These poor patterns have been linked to climate change.The Kaseva Water Rock Catchment is a community initiative of rock catchment water harvesting as a way of adaptating to this change.


Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Mutomo community voice on climate change

Mutomo District Community had a two ( 2 )day on climate change.The workshop, which took place at Mutomo Mission Hospital on 28th & 29th November 2011 attracted participants from Government Ministries,Church officials,the provincial administration,the media and Community Based Organizations.

ALIN’s Project Officer Ms.Esther Lung’ahi facilitated the workshop .She was assisted by District National Environmental Management Authority (NEMA )representative Mr.Pius Kasusya,who took participants through the National Climate Change Response Strategy (NCCRS ).Other speakers included district water officer Benjamin Munyala, Children's officer Janet Mwema and District Forest Officer Samuel Gachagua.

Workshop objectives


• Promote understanding of climate change as a global crisis
• To improve the exchange of practical information on agricultural and climate
change adaptation practices amongst the rural and agricultural communities
• Empower local governance structures to give input into national
policy making by enhancing local knowledge of adaptation and access to
planning processes
• Contribute to participants’ capacity, knowledge and skills in environmental
conservation through best practices such as green energy

During the workshop participants had interactive discussions on issues touching on climate change causes,stakeholder activities and mitigation suggestions.At the end of the workshop,members came up with an action plan.

Please follow this link to see the complete workshop report: Community discussions on climate change

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Thank you for this great opportunity.

Seven students from St.Patrick's Secondary School who participated in the just completed Adobe Youth Voices have voiced their appreciation to ALIN and the Adobe Foundation for the great opportunity.Kindly follow this link and find out what they had to say This is our experience...youth talk

Their Information needs

Members of Muyuke Disabled People Group keenly listen during an information gaps identification outreach carried out by Mutomo Maarifa Centre to determine Community information gaps and needs.
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