taken to narrow or diminish the challenges. During the interview with key informants it was suggested that skill based training and entrepreneurial education is very crucial for the girls before they are provided with any economic support. Main things to be covered includes: related vocational skills, financial management, marketing, and basic book keeping. On top of that, they also suggested that girls need to be provided with life skills education so that they can handle various problems, and how to support each other. Some of the areas to be covered include: effective communication, coping with stress, coping with emotion, problem solving, self-awareness and negotiation skills. 1.4.9 Support from family to girl’s victim of child marriage Table 1.9: Do Girl’s Victims of Child Marriage Get any Support Family? Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent Valid yes 10 15.9 15.9 15.9 no 53 84.1 84.1 100.0 Total 63 100.0 100.0 Table 1.9 shows that, 84.1% of all respondents disagreeing getting support from any of family members despite the challenges they face. During the discussion with girls it was revealed that in many societies married girls are expected to bring fortune and help to feed the rest of family members. Refusing to get married and live with husband with whom the bride price has already being paid, means that the family should send back the bride price to the grooms’ family, this also implies that a girl was not raised in good manners as a result of shame of the family in the face of the
Table 4.3: Establishment of Tailoring - Garment Project Budget Objective Output Activity Resource needed Quantity Unit Price TZS Total TZS 1: To formalize Tumain Development Group (TGDG) for the tailoring – garment project by January 2015. Output 1. 350 Bugayambelele community members are aware about the project Output formal economic group of 10 girl’s victim of child marriage registered by Shinyanga Municipal council Organize a one day community members meeting Conduct a one day community members meeting Assist formulation of Girls Development Group Assist registration of Tumaini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG). Facilitate the group to open a group bank account Organizers allowance 3 30,000’= 90,000/= Stationaries 1 20,000/= 20,000/= Printing and photocopying 2 50,000/= 100,000/= Transport, 5 20,000/= 100,000/= Communication 2 20,000/= 40,000/= Passport size 4 2,500/= 10,000/= Initial account opening cash 1 20,000/= 20,000/= SUB – TOTAL 1 380,000/= 2: To equip Tumaini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG) members with knowledge and skills on tailoring and by April, 2015. Output 3. All ten (10) TGDG members will have acquired knowledge and skills on tailoring and entrepreneurship. Outsource facilitators Conduct training on tailoring to TGDG members Conduct training on entrepreneurship to TGDG members Facilitate practical market research to the TGDG members Tailoring Facilitator 3 months 150,000/= 450,000/= Entrepreneurship Facilitator 3 months 100,000/= 300,000/= Printing and photocopying 2 manuals 35,000/= 70,000/= Stationaries 3 months 50,000/= 150,000/= Teaching materials 3 months 100,000/= 300,000/= Transportation 15 10,000/= 150,000/= SUB – TOTAL 2 1,420,000/=
3: To establish tailoring – garment mart at Bugayambelele village by May 2015. Output 4. The trained TGDG members are now making garments at their own tailoring – garment mart. 3.1.1 Fundraising for project support. Set – up mart Producing Ethnic menswear, ladies ethnic wear and school uniforms Stationaries and printing 1 40,000/= 40,000/= Transport 3 10,000/= 30,000/= Rent 3 Months 50,000/= 150,000/= Business registration 1 150,000/= 150,000/= Electricity 3 Months 10,000/= 30,000/= Water 3 Months 2,000/= 6,000/= Security service 3 Months 50,000/= 150,000/= Sewing machines 5 Pcs 200,000/= 1,000,000/= Over lock machine 1 pc 150,000/= 150,000/= Zigzag machine 1 pc 400,000/= 400,000/= Button hole machine 1 pc 80,000/= 80,000/= Ironing table 1 pc 50,000/= 50,000/= Cutting table 1 pc 50,000/= 50,000/= Mirror 1 pc 20,000/= 20,000/= Ruler 1 pc 10,000/= 10,000/= Cutting Scissors no. 8 5 Pcs 10,000/= 50,000/= Tailors chalk 1 box 3000/= 3,000/= Tape measure 13 Pcs 300/= 39,000/= Thread 10 Boxes 2500/= 25,000/= Sewing Needles (16 & 19) 10 Packets 2000/= 20,000/= Chairs 13 pcs 20,000/= 260,000/= Charcoal iron 1 pc 25,000/= 25,000/= Electric iron 1 pc 30,000/= 30,000/= Lubricating oil 2 dozens 4000/= 8,000/= Fabrics:
Tetron white 2 bundles 45,000/= 90,000/= Khaki 1 bundle 150,000/= 150,000/= Sukari sukari 2 bundles 30,000/= 60,000/= Chiffon 2 bundles 50,000/= 100,000/= Batik variety 1 bundle 200,000/= 200,000/= Buttons 1 box 10,000/= 100,000/= Zipper 1 dozen 5,000/= 5,000/= Hook 2 10,000/= 20,000/= Belt khaki 1 role 10,000/= 10,000/= Stiff 1 role 25,000/= 25,000/= Lining 6 bundles 12,000/= 72,000/= Transportation 1 40,000/= 40,000/= SUB – TOTAL 3 3,648,000/= 4: To create a feasible market for tailored garments produced by the group members by June 2015. Output 5. Finished Garments produced by the Tumaini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG), compete the local market. Conduct marketing of the finished garments Conduct participatory mid-term M&E of project implementation Stationaries 1 50,000/= 50,000/= Printing and photocopying 1 50,000/= 50,000/= Transportation monitoring team 6 20,000/= 120,000/= Communication TGDG leaders 3 moths 20,000/= 60,000/= Printing, and binding final report 1 150,000/= 150,000/= SUB – TOTAL 4 430,000/= GRAND – TOTAL 5,880,000/= Table 4.4: Summary of the Inputs and Costs Objectives Activities Inputs Input costs
To formalize Tuamini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG) for the tailoring – garment project by January 2015. Organize a one day community members meeting Conduct a one day community members meeting Assist formulation of Girls Development Group Assist registration of Tumaini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG). Facilitate the group to open a group bank account Transport, Expertise, Stationeries, Initial opening cash and Communication. 382,000/= To equip Tumaini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG) members with knowledge and skills on tailoring and entrepreneurship by April, 2015. Outsource facilitators Conduct training on tailoring to TGDG members Conduct training on basic entrepreneurship to TGDG members Facilitate practical market research to the TGDG members Transport, Expertise, Stationeries, training materials and Conference facilities. 1,420,000/= To establish tailoring – garment mart at Bugayambelele village by May 2015. Fundraising for project support. Set – up tailoring-garment mart Producing Ethnic menswear, ladies ethnic wear and school uniforms Stationaries, transport, workshop facility, tools, equipment and materials and Human resources. 3,648,000/= To create a feasible market for tailored garments produced by the group members by June 2015. Conduct marketing of the finished garments Conduct participatory mid-term M&E of project implementation Funds, Transport, Expertise/stakeholder, Stationeries and Communication 430,000/= TOTAL 5,880,000/=
by April, 2015. To establish tailoring – garment mart at village by May 2015. The trained TGDG members are now making garments at own tailoring – garment mart. Fundraising for project support. Human resources. transport, workshop facility, tools, equipment and materials. Tumaini Development Group and CED student Set – up tailoring-garment mart Producing Ethnic menswear, ladies ethnic wear and school uniforms To create a feasible market for tailored garments produced by the group members by June 2015. Finished Garments produced by TGDG members enter and compete in the local market. Conduct marketing of the finished garments Funds, Transport, Expertise, TGDG, CED student, Entrepreneurship facilitator, WELEAD, Ward community Development officer, SIDO Business officer and village executive officer. Conduct participatory M&E of project implementation
ii. Monthly reports ii. MCED student iv. Project committee v. VEO vi. SIDO vii. Buhangija FDC training conducted ii. Ensure objectives are realistic January 2015 ii. Rescheduling activities and availability of resources Conduct training on tailoring to TGDG members Percentage of group members attended the training i. Attendance list/register ii. Training reports iii. Marketing reports iv. Expenditure reports i. MCED student ii. Buhangija FDC experts iii. SIDO expert 2015 – April 2015 Conduct training on basic entrepreneurship to TGDG members Facilitate practical market research to the TGDG members Percentage of group members participated on the exercise Fundraising for project support. Amount of funds obtained for the project i. Fundraising report ii. Monthly reports i. MCED student ii. Project committee i. MCDO ii. CED student iii. WELEAD iv. Project committee v. VEO i. To ensure funds and inputs are availed on time. ii. Ensure timely availability of resources needed 2015 i. Ascertain need for budget revision or not. ii. Determine need for other sources of funds iii. Rescheduling activities and availability of resources iv. Reallocation of resources Set – up mart Number of sewing machines and materials procured Percentage of materials will be procured i. Receipts ii. Expenditure reports iii. Bank transactions i. MCED student ii. Project committee i. CED student ii. WELEAD iii. Project committee May 2015 Producing Ethnic menswear, ladies ethnic wear and school uniforms Number of quality garments produced i. Attendance list/register ii. Production report i. MCED student ii. Project committee iii. Buhangija FDC expert i. MCDO ii. CED student iii. WELEAD iv. Project committee v. VEO i. Ensure timely availability of resources needed ii. To ensure quality of May 2015 i. Training assessment ii. Disciplinary action
Table 5.2: Project Performance Indicators Objective Output Activities Performance Indicators To formalize Tumaini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG) for the tailoring – garment project by January 2015. 350 Bugayambelele community members are aware about the project Organize a one day community members meeting Number of community members attended the meeting Conduct a one day community members meeting A formal economic of 10 girl’s victim of child marriage registered by Shinyanga Municipal council Assist formulation of Girls Development Group Number of victim of child marriage formed Tumaini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG). Assist registration of Tumaini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG). Registration certificate provided by the Municipal Council. Facilitate the group to open a group bank account Presence of group Bank account and number To equip Tumaini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG) members with knowledge and skills on tailoring and entrepreneurship by April, 2015. All ten (10) TGDG members will have acquired knowledge and skills on tailoring and entrepreneurship. Outsource facilitators Number of competent facilitators outsourced Conduct training on tailoring to TGDG members Percentage of group members attended the training Conduct training on basic entrepreneurship to TGDG members Percentage of members attended the training Facilitate practical market research to the TGDG members Percentage of group members participated on the exercise To establish tailoring – garment project at Bugayambelele village by May 2015. Tailoring – garment project in place and operates. Fundraising for project support. Amount of funds obtained for the project Set – up tailoring-garment mart Number of sewing machines and materials procured Producing Ethnic menswear, ladies ethnic wear and school uniforms Number of quality garments produced To create a feasible market for tailored garments produced by the group Finished Garments produced by TGDG members and compete in the local market. Conduct marketing of the finished garments Number of adverts developed Number of public markets attended Number of finished garments sold Conduct participatory mid-term M&E of project implementation Number of times participatory mid-term M&E of project implementation conducted
Due to that the group members will be committed to continue after the end of the project. Sustainability plans were thought and identified in relation to the following elements; institutional sustainability, financial sustainability and political sustainability as are further explained as follows; Table 5.3: Project Evaluation Summary Specific Objectives Output Activities Performance Indicators Expected Outcome Actual outcome Degree of Achievement Goal The overall goal of this project is to improve livelihoods among Tumaini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG) members in Bugayambelele village by establishing a sustainable tailoring-garment project. Main Objective To empower Tumaini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG) members in Bugayambelele village to run their own tailoring – garment project for improved income by June 2015. To formalize Tumaini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG) for the tailoring – garment project by January 2015. 350 community members are aware about the project Organize a one day community members meeting Conduct a one day community members meeting Number of community members attended the meeting At least 350 community members will attend the meeting About 185 community members attended the meeting 53% of the outcome achieved A formal economic group of 10 girl’s victim of child marriage registered by Shinyanga Municipal council Assist formulation of Girls Development Group Number of girls’ victim of child marriage formed Tumaini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG). At least 10 girls’ victim of child marriage will join and form the group 10 girls’ victim of child marriage joined and form TGDG 100% of the outcome achieved Assist registration of Tumaini Development Group (TGDG). Registration certificate of TGDG provided by the Municipal Council. Tumaini Girls’ Development Group will be registered by the Municipal Council. Tumaini Girls’ Development Group registered by the Municipal Council 100% of the outcome achieved
with registration no. 476 Facilitate the group to open a group bank account Presence of group Bank account and number Tumaini Girls’ Development Group will own group bank account Tumaini Girls’ Development Group own group bank account number 0152360538000 provided by CRDB Shinyanga branch 100% of the outcome achieved To equip Tumaini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG) members with knowledge and skills on tailoring and by April, 2015. TGDG members will have acquired knowledge and skills on tailoring and Outsource facilitators Number of competent facilitators outsourced At two facilitators will be outsourced Two qualified facilitators were outsourced from Buhangija FDC 100% of the outcome achieved Conduct training on tailoring to TGDG members Percentage of group members attended the training At least 80% of group members will have acquired tailoring knowledge and skills 90% of members acquired tailoring knowledge and skills 100% of the outcome achieved Conduct training on basic entrepreneurship to TGDG members Percentage of group members attended the training At least 80% of group members will have acquired entrepreneurship knowledge and skills 90% of group members acquired entrepreneurship knowledge and skills 100% of the outcome achieved Facilitate practical market research to the TGDG members Percentage of group members participated on the exercise At least 80% of group members will have participated in the exercise 90% of group members participated in the practical market research exercise 100% of the outcome achieved To establish tailoring – The trained TGDG members are Fundraising for project support. Amount of funds obtained for the project At least 60% of funds needed will be obtained 39% of funds needed for project support were obtained 65% of the outcome achieved
garment mart at village by May 2015. now making garments at their own tailoring – garment mart. Set – up mart Number of sewing machines and materials procured Percentage of materials will be procured At 5 sewing machines will be procured At least 70% of materials will be procured Two (2) sewing machines were procured 50% of materials were procured to start business 60% of the outcome achieved Producing Ethnic menswear, ladies ethnic wear and school uniforms Number of quality garments produced At least two types of garments will be produced Three types of garments including Men’s ethnic shirts, Ladies ethnic dress and girls school uniforms were produced 100% of the outcome achieved To create a feasible market for tailored garments produced by the group members by June 2015. Finished Garments produced by TGDG members enter and compete in the local market. Conduct marketing of the finished garments Number of adverts developed Number of public markets attended Percentage of finished garments sold At least 100 printed materials will be developed and disseminated At two public markets will be attended At least 50% percent of finished garments will be sold 240 printed materials were developed and disseminated The group managed to attend SIDO exhibitions and Ngokolo public market 70% percent of first finished products were sold 100% of the outcome achieved Conduct participatory M&E of Number of times participatory M&E of project At least once a month participatory M&E of project The participatory mid-term M&E of project 90% of the outcome achieved
provided by CRDB Shinyanga branch To equip Tumaini Girls’ Development Group (TGDG) members with knowledge and skills on tailoring and by April, 2015. TGDG members will have acquired knowledge and skills on tailoring and Outsource facilitators Number of competent facilitators outsourced At least two facilitators will be outsourced Two qualified facilitators were outsourced from Buhangija FDC 100% of the outcome achieved Conduct training on tailoring to TGDG members Percentage of group members attended the training At least 80% of group members will have acquired tailoring knowledge and skills 90% of group members acquired tailoring knowledge and skills 100% of the outcome achieved Conduct training on basic entrepreneurship to TGDG members Percentage of group members attended the training At least 80% of group members will have acquired entrepreneurship knowledge and skills 90% of group members acquired entrepreneurship knowledge and skills 100% of the outcome achieved Facilitate practical market research to the TGDG members Percentage of group members participated on the exercise At least 80% of group members will have participated in the exercise 90% of group members participated in the practical market research exercise 100% of the outcome achieved To establish tailoring – garment mart at The trained TGDG members are now making garments at their own Fundraising for project support. Amount of funds obtained for the project At least 60% of funds needed will be obtained 39% of funds needed for project support were obtained 65% of the outcome achieved Set – up mart Number of sewing machines and materials procured At least 5 sewing machines will be procured Two (2) sewing machines were procured 60% of the outcome achieved
village by May 2015. tailoring – garment mart. Percentage of materials will be procured At least 70% of materials will be procured 50% of materials were procured to start business Producing Ethnic menswear, ladies ethnic wear and school uniforms Number of quality garments produced At least two types of garments will be produced Three types of garments including Men’s ethnic shirts, Ladies ethnic dress and girls school uniforms were produced 100% of the outcome achieved To create a feasible market for tailored garments produced by the group members by June 2015. Finished Garments produced by TGDG members enter and compete in the local market. Conduct marketing of the finished garments Number of adverts developed Number of public markets attended Percentage of finished garments sold At least 100 printed materials will be developed and disseminated At two public markets will be attended At least 50% percent of finished garments will be sold 240 printed materials were developed and disseminated The group managed to attend SIDO exhibitions and Ngokolo public market 70% percent of first finished products were sold 100% of the outcome achieved Conduct participatory M&E of project implementation Number of participatory M&E of project implementation conducted At least once a month participatory M&E of project implementation will be conducted The participatory M&E of project implementation was done three times 90% of the outcome achieved
- Working and adjustment belt tension, repair and lubrication - Peddling - Sexual and reproductive health 4 6 Button holding Terms used in tailoring Measurements, cutting out, making up and fitting body rise and width 20 - Types of buttons - Stitches used - Tailoring - Tailor - Tailored - Tailor – made - Tailor – piece - Taint - How to read and use tape measure - Where to begin measurements according to the required garments - Stock, color and neck band sizes - HIV / AIDS 2 2 Do 4 Do 4 6 Button holding Terms used in tailoring Measurements, cutting out, making up and fitting body rise and width 7 Measurements, cutting out, trimming, marking up and fitting 28 - Collar styles - Stock chest - Waist size - Generate viable ideas for enterprising activities 6 4 Drawing patterns and garments 2 Estimates of material required for a particular garment 4 7 Measurements, cutting out, trimming, marking up and fitting 8 Garments making and materials 28 - Girls uniform - Dress - Skirts - Blouse - Baby dress 6 do 2 Estimates of materials required for a particular garments 4 8 Garments making and materials
- Adult/men’s shirts all types - Shorts - Fashion and types - Practical market research 4 9 Garments making and material 28 - Cutting - Effective communication and negotiation skills 6 4 Do 2 Costing of finished products 4 9 Garments making and material 10 Garments making and materials 28 - Ditto continues - Sexual related infections and diseases 6 4 Application of pattern to flowered or figured materials 2 Cost and pricing of finished products 4 10 Garments making and materials 11 & 12 Revision and test 56 - Revision of earlier work covered - Problem solving skills, conflict resolution skills and strategies 16 Revision of earlier work 4 Revision and test 8 23 Revision and test