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Improved income for centers of orphans and vulnerable children through poultry production at KIBOWA orphanage center in Arusha district

Abstract

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A project to improve income for centers of orphans and vulnerable children through poultry production at KIBOWA orphanage center in Arusha District was established and this report is presenting the implementation process. The implementation of this project passed through several stages which included community needs assessment (CNA) as seen in chapter one which was conducted to find out the needs of the OVC community. The research design used was the descriptive research design and the sampling technique was non-probability sampling. Data collection was for both qualitative and quantitative data done with the use of questionnaires, interview and document review. Descriptive statistics and content analysis are the analysis methods used with the assistance of SPSS. Chapter two includes the problem identification which explains of the research problem, project description and host organization. The third chapter represents the literature review which includes the theoretical literature review, empirical literature review and the policy review. Chapter four represents the project implementation and lastly chapter five elaborating on the monitoring, evaluation and sustainability of the project.

Degree

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Level dc:type.qualificationlevel
masters
Grantor dc:publisher.institution
The Open University Of Tanzania
Year dc:date.issued
2015

Author and committee

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Author dc:creator
  • Chogo, Pamela

Subjects

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Language dc:language
en

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2026-07-24
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Chogo, Pamela. Improved income for centers of orphans and vulnerable children through poultry production at KIBOWA orphanage center in Arusha district. masters thesis, The Open University Of Tanzania, 2015.