Tree Planting Project
PROJECT PROPOSAL
PROJECT TITLE: Tree planting and raising seedlings for Parubanga community Youth Group, Amuru District, Acholi, Uganda.
IMPLEMENTING AGENCY: Tic-Ber Community Youth Group (TBCYG) CBO
DURATION: 1 Year (Estimated Commencement Month is Aug 2010)
ESTIMATED COST: USD 75,000
PREPARED BY: Project Director, TBCYG
DATE OF SUBMISSION 23rd July 2010
TABLE OF CONTENT
1. PROJECT OVERVIEW
2. PROJECT JUSTIFICATION
3. PROJECT DETAILS
a. Goals and Objectives
b. Clientele
c. Methodology
d. Staff/Administration/HR
4. EXPECTED OUTCOMES
5. PROJECT ACTIVITIES
6. BENEFICIARIES AND BENEFITS
7. RISKS AND ASSUMPTIONS
8. AVAILABLE RESOURCES
a. Personnel
b. Facilities
c. Equipment/Supplies/Communication
d. Budget
9. EVALUATION PLAN
10. APPENDICES
Annex A: Timeline (Year 1)
Annex B: Profile of Project Director
Annex C: Certificate of registration
Annex D: Budget
Annex E: Organizational Structure
Annex F: LCs Letter of Recommendation
1. PROJECT OVERVIEW
Tic-Ber, a community-based tree planting youth group, was initiated by a group of nine youths from Parubanga sub-county in Amuru, the district in the Northern region that experienced one of the longest wars in African history. It will focus on enhancing the capacity of youth in the fight against poverty through tree planting projects, which is an income generating activity. It is expected that through the provision of information and awareness-raising to the youth, it will be possible to have a direct positive effect on their well-being in the community.
(TBCYG) will utilize volunteers, who are mainly youths from within Parubanga Sub County. Each volunteer will be expected to successfully participate in a 4 weeks tree planting training program at the beginning of their work with the project. This training program will provide basic tree planting skills to the youths. Volunteers who demonstrate proficiency during the initial training program will be invited to participate in an advanced training program to
PROJECT TITLE: Tree planting and raising seedlings for Parubanga community Youth Group, Amuru District, Acholi, Uganda.
IMPLEMENTING AGENCY: Tic-Ber Community Youth Group (TBCYG) CBO
DURATION: 1 Year (Estimated Commencement Month is Aug 2010)
ESTIMATED COST: USD 75,000
PREPARED BY: Project Director, TBCYG
DATE OF SUBMISSION 23rd July 2010
TABLE OF CONTENT
1. PROJECT OVERVIEW
2. PROJECT JUSTIFICATION
3. PROJECT DETAILS
a. Goals and Objectives
b. Clientele
c. Methodology
d. Staff/Administration/HR
4. EXPECTED OUTCOMES
5. PROJECT ACTIVITIES
6. BENEFICIARIES AND BENEFITS
7. RISKS AND ASSUMPTIONS
8. AVAILABLE RESOURCES
a. Personnel
b. Facilities
c. Equipment/Supplies/Communication
d. Budget
9. EVALUATION PLAN
10. APPENDICES
Annex A: Timeline (Year 1)
Annex B: Profile of Project Director
Annex C: Certificate of registration
Annex D: Budget
Annex E: Organizational Structure
Annex F: LCs Letter of Recommendation
1. PROJECT OVERVIEW
Tic-Ber, a community-based tree planting youth group, was initiated by a group of nine youths from Parubanga sub-county in Amuru, the district in the Northern region that experienced one of the longest wars in African history. It will focus on enhancing the capacity of youth in the fight against poverty through tree planting projects, which is an income generating activity. It is expected that through the provision of information and awareness-raising to the youth, it will be possible to have a direct positive effect on their well-being in the community.
(TBCYG) will utilize volunteers, who are mainly youths from within Parubanga Sub County. Each volunteer will be expected to successfully participate in a 4 weeks tree planting training program at the beginning of their work with the project. This training program will provide basic tree planting skills to the youths. Volunteers who demonstrate proficiency during the initial training program will be invited to participate in an advanced training program to