Improving Income of People Living with HIV/AIDs at Igulwa Village through Local Chicken Rearing, Bukombe District

This project intended to identify the need of people living with HIV/AIDS and address through local chicken rearing in Igulwa village, Ushirombo ward Bukombe District. The study used sample survey to reach its objective and the sample size for the study was 88 respondents. The objectives of the study were to identify problems and or needs of the PLAs and decide which need are to be addressed, to gather information about income generating activity suitable to PLAs and to access the factors affecting the establishment of Income Generating activities among PLAs. Collection of data was through FGD, Observation Method, Documentary and in depth interviews. The analysis of data was done by using SPSS and Excel. It was observed that unemployment is the main concern to the group members. To address this issue they agreed to engage in the project of local chicken rearing because its returns are faster and also the project require low initial capital and also the project is easily to manage. The group face the problem of capital so this study recommended that the PLA as groups to secure soft loans from financial institution so that they can expand their project. The Government to allow the members to secure loans with no collateral and also the Government to facilitate group loans from the Department of Community Development to PLAs groups which can be used to finance their IGAs.

Level dc:type.qualificationlevel

masters

Grantor dc:publisher.institution

The Open University of Tanzania

Year dc:date.issued

2016

Author dc:creator

• Chusi, Ritha Itanael

• 330 Economics

Language dc:language

en