Under Component 1, the project is supposed to capacity-build mariculture farmers in finfish and shellfish production. In order to support some of the existing farmers to stock their ponds in the move to enhance mariculture production, the project has mobilized finfish and shellfish farmers in Kilifi county to collect prawns and milkfish seeds to stock …
The KEMFSED project commissioned the motor vehicles and motorcycles. The event was officiated by the Chief Administrative Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Livestock & Cooperatives, Mr. Lawrence Omukhaka, at Liwatoni, Mombasa.
Kwale County CPIU conducted training to several Common Interest Groups (CIGs) in Lungalunga Subcounty on group dynamics and internal governance. These CIGs are among other beneficiaries who had submitted their sub-project proposals and approved by Kwale County Project Steering Committee (CPSC).
The catch data records in hard cover books were fed into the database using cellphones. All the data records in the hard cover books were digitized.
The KEMSFED Project has invested in strengthening capacity in data collection, processing and reporting to support management of the marine fisheries. To enhance data collection by the BMUs and the fisheries staff at counties in charge of the BMUs, a capacity building training is currently on-going. The training entails actual training on the data requirements …
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Kilifi CPIU held its County Project Steering Committee met to delibarate and approve the enhanced coastal community livelihood (ECCL) sub-projects proposal applications submitted to the County Project implementation unit (CPIU) to be funded by the KEMFSED project.
Kwale County KEMFSED project education/scholarship committee successful shortlisted scholarship applicants.
NPCU and the CPIU team met with the WorldBank and project team. Each CPIU presented project implementation progress in their respective counties.
The NPCU, Kilifi County CPIU, the WorldBank and the KEMFSED project team visited Sita Umoja Self-Help Group in Dabaso, Malindi. This group is involved in mangrove restoration, they are establishing a restaurant in the mangrove and they are also running a snake park.
The World Bank and the KEMFSED project team, NPCU and Kilifi CPIU visited the Madevu Water Project Self-Help Group. The group initially came together to address their water problem but later partnered with one of the KEMFSED\’s Strategic Partners, Equator Kenya Ltd, to grow Chillis.
