Project Report
| Sep 21, 2026
september Report
By Muhyana Asnet | Project officer
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A total of 40 women participated in vegetable production activities. The women planted eggplants, tomatoes and cabbages and received practical guidance on land preparation, planting, crop management and harvesting.
The project also continued promoting environmentally friendly agricultural practices and household livelihood improvement. Women were encouraged to work together, save income from agricultural activities and reinvest part of their earnings into their households and small businesses.
The project has made progress in the following areas:
- 40 women actively participated in vegetable production.
- Eggplants, tomatoes and cabbages were planted and managed by participating women.
- Women gained practical knowledge in vegetable production and crop management.
- The participating women began generating income from agricultural activities.
- The project strengthened cooperation among women through group-based activities.
- The activities contributed to improved household food production and livelihood opportunities.
However, the project encountered the July -August drought. Rains have started raining .
We are thankful to the donors for funding our project. We request for more support.
Long Live
Thanks,
Muhyana Asnet
Jun 1, 2026
New report (june 2026)
By Muhyana Asnet | Project officer
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The project of vegetable growing has been very instrumental/beneficial to us. Women have kitchen gardens that have been of great help during the drought period that we have experienced between march - june this year of 2026.
45 women have planted organic vegetables at their homes in kitchen gardens that supply them with vegetables for consumption and surplus taken to the market for sale to generate income.
Through the sale of Vegetables, women are able to feed their children , and buy their needs like peti-coats, under wears, bras.
Seedling are supplied to the women from the nursery beds at our demonstration garden, They get seedlings and plant them in their own gardens.
We are thankful to all people that have funded this project.
We seek for continued help.
Thanks
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Jan 7, 2026
3rd Report
By Muhyana Asnet | Project officer
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Urban gardening training
The project is running very well where 40 women of Twase Women Development Trust . The women are producing vegetables for home consumption, and for sale.
The money generated through selling is helping the women beef up their micro-finance. The micro-finance now has 20millions Ugandan shillings.
As a bi-product of the project, we have started purchase of goats, and giving them to farmers on a revolving principle where we feel that this strategy will serve over 200 married women in our community.
We are thankful to the welwishers for the constant support. We really need more support.
Thank You.
Asnet