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Corresponding Author Dr Emad Ahmed MahgoubAgricultural Research Corporation SudanEmail emadahmed2001yahoocom

Report On Community Profiling And Action Plan For Darussalam And Gouz Grab (Triej Sub-Unit) Zalingei Locality Sudan

Dr Emad Ahmed Mahgoubsup1 AbduelSalam Gumaa AbduelAzizsup2 Dr Tarig Ibrahim Mohamedsup3 amp Mohammed Abdella Teabin⁴

sup1Agricultural Research CorporationSudan

sup2sup3Agricultural Extension and Rural Development DepartmentFaculty of Agriculture

University of Zalingei Sudan

⁴Rural Economics DepartmentFaculty of Agriculture

University of Zalingei SudanAccepted 23 February 2015

ABSTRACT

This Study was conducted on 20-29 Dec 2011 in Darussalam and Gouz Gurab area triej subunit locality of Zalingei West Darfur State SudanThe study aimed to create community profiling PAR Technique was applied in data collection through group discussion mechanism howeverquantitative approach was also considered for collecting data on population women household headed education of household heads etcDescriptive method was applied in revealing results and findings The main pressing problems are lack of sanitary water Illiteracy and lackof health services The study recommended and Call on1 DRC HAC NCA WES ACTED etc to consider water problems of the area2 DRC MoE UNICIEF HAC etc to design an appropriate education services programs considering the diversity among the community3 DRC MoH HAC IMC ICRC NCA EH ACTED MoA etc to provide acceptable health care for (human animal) in the area4 DRC MoA FAO FoA ICRC HAC NGOs etc to design comprehensive programs for agricultural development

Keywords Community profiling and Action

Terms

Term MeaningOumda Is second levels position in local native administrationSheikh Is head of village or group in local native administrationDamra Is place where Nomads are living or semi-villageNomads People who move from one place to another with their animal in past but now semi-settlerKolya Is gathering of villages agreed together for ongoing issues and plansShartaya Is first level position in local native administrationSaraf It is an Stream with follow water within the hole year

Acronyms and Abbreviations

Abbreviations MeaningACTED Agency for Technical Cooperation and DevelopmentCAP Community action plan

DRC Danish Refugee CouncilFAO Food and Agriculture OrganizationFoA Faculty of AgricultureHAC Humanitarian Agency CommissionICRC International Committee of Red CrossIDPs Internally displaced personsIMC International Medical CommitteeJMRDP Jebel Marra Rural Development ProjectMoA Ministry of AgricultureMoAR Ministry of Animal ResourcesMoE Ministry of EducationMoH Ministry of HealthMoSA Ministry of Social AffairsNCA Norwegian Church AidNGOs Non-governmental OrganizationsPAR Participatory Rural AppraisalUNICEF United Nation Children FundVet veterinaryWFP World Food Program

1 Introduction

Triej was a locality with eight Koliyat Each koliya consist ofaround 3-7 Villages which in total reach 38 village beforeDarfur conflict in (2003) But now it is considered as a subunit of Zalingei Locality since 2007 Geographically it is on thesouth side of Zalingei locality basically it have 2 higher levelsof Native Administrative members called Shirttayi and manyOumdas among the multi-tribal groups At the Grassroots level

the community is ruled by multi Sheiks either in villages orDamras The area has one reserved Natural Forest called SarafBoyah which is rich with pastures The land for rain fedagriculture is concentrate in narrow spaces near the bigvalleys called Wadi Areboo and Saraf Boyah Most of theCommunity do not Practice winter season crops either fortheir low skills or low financial ability to obtain essentialinputs and tools for cultivation Most villages are displacedexcept Triej and Arkom in a semi settled presents The Damras

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How to Cite this Article Dr Emad Ahmed Mahgoub AbduelSalam Gumaa AbduelAziz Dr Tarig Ibrahim Mohamed amp Mohammed Abdella Teabin Report OnCommunity Profiling And Action Plan For Darussalam And Gouz Grab (Triej Sub-Unit) Zalingei Locality Sudan Pinnacle Agricultural Research ampManagement ISSN 2360-9451 Vol 3 (3) 2015 Article ID parm_186 589-601 2015

in the area were occupies with Multi tribal Groups of Arabsmainly raising Cows goats shapes and local poultries In thearea there is a weekly Market day on Saturday which givesopportunities for the community to buy and purchasecommodities Women activities depend on firewood Grassesand charcoal collection

The study is conducted in Darussalam and Gouz Gurab area(Triej sub unit) The population of area most of them are semisettled but some of them have mobility process with theiranimals regarding to seasonal change going and coming backto their area Historically the people of Darussalam Damra andother surrounding community have inhabited the area since841985 during Darfur famine and drought period

During Field survey the research Team has met with somerepresentatives from (Triej countryside community) as theysaid They have gathered from different areas creating thissurrounding community most of them from Misaria andSalamat tribe at Triej They were driven from areas such as(East Delaj Fujola Tourkolmi Salingei Kabar Dabanairah)But not considered during our study and as they said theirpopulation number above 500 Households without explainingvery clear the reasons of leaving their origin areas

DRC is seeking for the promotion of living standards throughBase Line Surveys using efforts and collaboration ofinstitutions besides community effective participation totackle issues that challenges community in order to realizecommunity goals and develop their living standards

Figure 1 Community development cycle

Figure 2 The area resources map

Source Drawn by the researchers Dec 2011


12 Objectives

The major objective of this study is to establishcommunity profile for the area

The specific objectives of the study are

1 To assess livelihood in the area2 To study community structure cooperation and

benefits3 To evaluate human capital4 To evaluate natural resources5 To evaluate infrastructure status6 To identify most pressing problems and suggest

solution for them7 To develop community action plan

13 Methodology

Field survey was conducted by the research team in period20-29 Dec 2011 Community mobilization checklist was usedeffectively to guide the process The areas which were coveredin the study include Darussalam and Gouz Gurab Inmobilization days the research team explained the objectivesof survey and encouraged people to participate in groupdiscussions by their representatives In addition to that PARtechnique (Participatory Rural Appraisal) was applied for datacollection and problems analysis through target groupsdivided into two groups (Darussalam and Gouz Gurab)However quantitative approach was applied for datacollection on population number households headseducation of households etc using structured form and SPSS

software was used to analysis quantitative data Alsoobservation and notes were considered Descriptive approachand estimation are used to show the results

2 Results and Findings

21 Human capital

Majority of the population in the area is illiterate due to manyreasons such as culture mobility system such as style of lifeThe total population is 227 people for Darussalam and 280people for Gouz Gurab with average family size between 5-6persons women constitute 52 of the total population forboth Darussalam and Gouz Gurab Table 1 and figure 3 4 showthe number of population The results showed that few peoplein the area enroll their children in schools at Triej andZalingei town

The study revealed that 19 household headed by women inDarussalam (16) of total households while 50 householdsheaded by women in Gouz Gurab (33) of total householdstable 3 4 and Figure 5 6

Quantitative data showed that 87 of household heads areilliterate in Darussalam while 93 of household heads inGouz Gurab are illiterate table 5 6 and figure 7 8 Regardinghousehold heads age group group from 31-40 represent thehighest one followed by age group 21-30 and 41-50respectively in Darussalam whereas age group from 21-30represent the highest one flowed by age groups 31-40 and41-50 in Gouz Gurab tables 7 8 and figure 9 10

Table 1 Darussalam PopulationGender Number Percentage

Male 110 048Female 117 052

Total 227 1Source Field Survey 2011

Source Field Survey 2011



Table 2 Gouz Gurab populationGender Number Percentage

Male 134 048Female 146 052


Figure 4 Gouz Gurab population


Table 3 Gender of Household Head in DarussalamFrequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent

Valid Male 99 839 839 839Valid Female 19 161 161 100

Total 118 100 100Source Field Survey 2011

Figure 5 Gender of Household Head in Darussalam




Table 4 Gender of Household head in Gouz GurabFrequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent



Figure 6 Gender of Household head in Gouz Gurab


Table 5 Education of Household Head in DarussalamFrequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent

Valid Illiterate 103 873 873 873Valid Basic school 13 11 11 983

Valid Secondary school 1 08 08 992Valid University 1 08 08 100


Figure 7 Education of Households heads in Darussalam




Table 6 Education of Household Head in Gouz GurabFrequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent



Figure 8 Education of Household heads in Gouz Gurab


Table 7 Household Head Age Groups in DarussalamAge groups Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent

Valid 11 - 20 1 08 08 08

21 - 30 24 203 203 212

31 - 40 47 398 398 61

41 - 50 21 178 178 788

51 - 60 10 85 85 873

61 - 70 10 85 85 958

71 - 80 4 34 34 992

81+ 1 08 08 100

Total 118 100 100




Figure 9 Household Head Age Groups in Darussalam


Table 8 Household Head Age Group in Gouz GurabAge groups Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent

Valid 11 - 20 3 2 2 2 21 - 30 38 253 253 273 31 - 40 35 233 233 50741 - 50 35 233 233 7451 - 60 10 67 67 80761 - 70 22 147 147 95371+ 7 47 47 100Total 150 100 100


Figure 10 Household Head Age Group in Gouz Gurab




22 Infrastructures and services

Findings showed that there is a base of schools in Darussalamwhich was constructed by DRC but not on operation due tolack of teachers the roofs of some classes have icollapseRegarding to health services the study revealed there are nohealth services in the area and no trained persons in the areaeither in Darussalam or Gouz Gurab like medical assistant

midwife primary health care technician to provide healthservices But the people in the area used to obtain healthservice from Treij clinic (IMC) however it is relatively farThe study discovered that Darussalam people used to bringwater directly from the valleys while Gouz Grab people havethree hand pumps one is in a low capacity to fulfill the needsof the people with water the third one is newly dug but notfixed yet Table 9 shows infrastructures and services

Table 9 Infrastructure and services

No Name of villageDamra School Clinic Sources of

water Flour mill trainedmidwife

1 Darussalam School constructed by DRCbut not on operation None From Valley None None

2 Gouz Gurab None None 3 Hand pump 1 NoneSource Field Survey 2011

23 Livelihood Activities

The results revealed that agriculture and animal raising arepracticed by community in the area but agriculture activityis weak comparatively with their neighboring community inTerij may be due to Lack of agricultural skills type of soilaround their Damras exactly rain fed agriculture and lootingof animals due to last tribal conflict (2010)

231 Agriculture

Rain fed Agriculture is major activity for Darussalam and GouzGorab peple The majority of them used to practice rain fedagriculture while a very few people in Darussalam used topractice both rain fed and irrigated winter season agricultureIn rainy season people in the area used to grow mainly (MilletSorghum Groundnut) while in winter season they growbasically (Potatoes Onion) The survey showed that themajority of people in the area owned lands

232 Livestock

The Study showed that animal raising is second majorlivelihood activity for both Darussalam and Gouz Gurab Some

people less than 50 breed livestock (Cows Sheep and Goat)Animal mobility is due to seasonal change livestock moveaccording to availability of pasture and water Animalbreeders complain from numbers of disease attack theiranimals such as (Umdridmat Abulisan for cows)

233 Secondary livelihood activities

Findings showed that people in the area struggle to surviveby gender roles division women concentrate on fire woodgrasses and charcoal collection as secondary activities whilemen mainly depend on animal commerce either on localmarkets or transfer animals out of the state exactly (cows andcamels) Considering youth some of them used to joint somemilitary issues and others used to practice gold mininghowever some of them are hired as cow boys

Livelihood in the area is highly vulnerable to income andclimatic shocks Table 10 shows Sources of income

Table 10 Sources of income

No Name of villageDamra

Main Sources ofincome

Secondary sources ofincome

Agriculturalseasons T Crop grown T Animal

raising

1 Darussalam Agriculture Animalraising

Gold mining (youth)Firewood grasscharcoal trading(women) poleswooden holders

Driving cattle to mainmarkets animals

trading

Rain fed andavery few in

winter season

Dura MilletGroundnuts

Sesame OkraMelon and

Tomato in someplaces in rainyseason Very a

few Potato Onionin winter season

Cow sheepGoat

2 Gouz Gurab Agriculture Animalraising Rain fed


Sesame Tomatoin some places in

rainy season

Cow sheepGoat




24 Local market survey

The study covered Triej weekly market which considered asthe main market in the area Team work investigates theprices of main crops and commodities besides marketlivelihood activities Women market activities concentrate

mainly on selling of crops handicraft and tea makers whilemen some of them animal traders and intermediaries andothers commodities traders Youth activities concentrate onmobile selling battery charging shaving animal tradingcommodity trading Table 11 12 illustrates commodities andanimals prices

Table 11 Triej Market surveyNo Commodity Unit Average unit price SDG

1 Millet Malwa 112 Sorghum Malwa 73 Onion Malwa 204 Groundnuts Malwa 65 Okra Pound 56 Dry Tomato Pound 47 Pepper Pound 8

8 meat (cow goat sheep andcamel) Kg 20

Source Field Survey Nov 2011

Table 12 Triej Animal Market surveyNo Animal price range per head SDG

1 Camel 1500 to 50002 Sheep 200 to 4503 Goat 150 to 3004 Cows 1200 to 25005 Normal Donkey 60 to 4506 Quick Donkey 800 to 1700


25 Community structure and social relations

The field survey showed that the community in the area consists of multi-tribal components Table 13 illustrates tribes localorganization

Table 13 Community structure

No Name of villageDamra Tribes Types social

organizationswomen participation in

social organization

1 DarussalamKhuzam Rezigat Beni Halba

Musiria Salamat SharafaAwlad Rasid Mahadi Targim

Oumda Sheikh andreconciliation committee None

2 Gouz GurabMusiria Barno Salamat

Mahadi Khuzam Awlad RashidFur



26 Environment and natural resources

The field survey showed that the whole area is poorlyvegetated The finding also revealed that there is a protectedforest called (Boya forest) which historically mentioned it hasa very good land for elephant life as a wild animal in Triej Thefruitful discussion with community representatives appearedthat there are a few of wild lives in the area such as foxeswolves monkeys chimpanzee aardvark rabbits wildchicken etc Regarding water resources there are a fewvalleys and streams crossing the area Ground water is

somehow far deep but on the west side of Darussalam damrawhich can be found around two to three meters deep

3 Problem Identification

The study depends on the PAR technic to identify theproblems which face the community in the area After fulldiscussion and well committed in both gender effectiveawareness creation has been done among the participantsThe team facilitates for them to come out with their mostpressing problems and prioritized Also the team work


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encourages them to identify the areas of their contribution inresolving the mentioned problems Table 14 shows the three

main problems facing community as general while table 15shows problems that facing women

Table 14 Community Problems Analysis

No Name of villageDamra First problem (P1) Second problem (P2) Third problem (3)

1 Darussalam Lack of water for human andanimals Lack of Health services Lack of education (Young

and Elders)

2 Gouz Gurab Lack of Education Lack of Health services mosque as communitycenter not constructed


Table 15 Women Problems Analysis


1 Darussalam lack of Flour mill trained midwife lack of handcraft training

2 Gouz Gurab lack of Flour mill Lack of agriculturalinputs

Lack of plastic coveringfor house protection in

rainy seasonSource Field Survey 2011

31 Problems Trees

The main pressing problems are insufficient andcontaminated water Illiteracy and lack of health services are

well considered and analyzed according to their root causeseffects and impacts figure 11 12 show problems trees forinsufficient amp contaminated water and Illiteracy

Figure 11 insufficient and contaminated water problem


Figure 12 Illiteracy problems

32 Analysis of future vision

During group discussion an application of PRA tools the research team analyzed future vision of illiteracy problem in Darussalam

Figure 13 Analysis of future vision of illiteracy in Darussalam



Community Action Plan (CAP)No Objective Activities By who Period Target Group

ResourcesBudget indicators of

Achievements AssumptionsBy community By others

1 Provision ofsanitary water

exploration ofwater points

NCA UNICIEFWES Community

HACJanuary-12 Darussalam Guz

GurabexplorationInstruments

availability ofsanitary water

goodCoordination

good communitybackground abutthe area Stable

security situation

Dinging of wellsNCA UNICIEF

WES CommunityHAC

January-12 Darussalam GuzGurab Labors

DiggingInstruments and

facilities

availability ofsanitary waterpoints of waterimplemented

goodCoordination

Stable securitysituation

Provision of waterequipment and

installation



GurabLabors Local

Materials

Hand pumpsengines pipescement steel

technician


communityparticipation


Provision of watercontainers

NCA UNICIEFWES HAC January-12 Darussalam Guz

Gurab

Plastic containerswater tanks

barrels plasticsheets

availability ofwater containers

goodCoordination


2 Reduce illiteracypercentage

provision ofaccommodation

for teacher

MoE DRC HACUNICIEF NCA

ACTED2012 Darussalam and

Gouz GurabLocations Labors

Local materials

Bricks cementwheelbarrowsother building

materialstechnicians

suitable places areallocated

Stable securitysituation goodCoordination


Schoolsmaintenance


ACTED2012 Darussalam Labors Local

materialscement roofs

nails techniciansSchool

rehabilitated



Provision ofTeachers MoE 2012 Darussalam and

Gouz GurabFormulation ofschools council Teachers Arrival of teachers

in all locations



Construction ofnew schools MoE NGOs 2012 Gouz Gurab Labors Local

materials



Number of newschools

constructed



Provision ofEducation

accessoriesMoE UNICIEF 2012 Darussalam and

Gouz GurabFormulation ofschools council

Books ChalkNotebooks

Boards PensPencils Rubbers

Drawing setsMaps Flipcharts

number and typeof accessories

received by pupils



3

Improvement ofhealth situation(for Human and

animals)

Provision of healthcadres

MoH HAC IMCNCA ICRC 2012 Darussalam and

Gouz Gurab Trainees trainers cadresMaterials

Availability ofhealth cadres



Provision of drugs MoH HAC IMCNCA ICRC 2012 Darussalam and

Gouz Gurab

Drugs Medicalinstruments

primary healthcare kits

Availability ofdrugs in Clinics



Establishment ofhealth dispensary


Gouz GurabLabors Local

materials

tents Brickscement

wheelbarrowsother building


Number of newdispensariesestablished



Training of vet-cadres

MoA HAC ICRC

2012

Darussalam andGouz Gurab

trainees trainers cadresMaterials

Number of newvolunteers

trained in vetServices

reduction ofanimal disease



4 reduce povertyamong womenand empower

them

Handcrafttraining

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012

women ofDarussalam and

Gouz Gurab

trainees trainersMaterials

instruments

number ofwomen trainedfields of training

covered



Homemanagement

training

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered



Provision offlour mills for

women

DRC HAC MoSANCA

2012


Gouz Gurab

formulation ofwomen society

Flour millsMaterials

Womencontrolled flour

mills



5 improvement offood security

situation

AgriculturalExtension

MoA FAO FoAFoA JMDP

2012


trainees tainers Tools Number offarmers trainedimprovement of

agriculturalpractices

strong sharingbetween

institutionscommunity

participation

provision ofagricultural

inputs

NGOs MoA FAO

2012


formulation ofFarmers society

Seeds ToolsTrainers

expansion ofcultivated area

increasing ofproduction




Annex

Annex 1 Estimated distances from Zalingei townNo Name of village Damra on foot by car Hour KM

1 Darussalam 6 Hours 100 352 Gouz Gurab 7 Hours 115 37

Annex 2 Name of key persons and their contactsNo Name of village Damra Name of key persons Positions phone numbers

1 Darussalam

Shomu Rakhis Elbashar SheikhAhmed Hamed Sheikh

Hussien Suliman SheikhAdam Tirab Sheikh

Adam Hasablla Nouh ImamMohamed Hasablla Nuuh Khalwa sheik

Hasaballa Musa

2 Gouz Gurab

Elnadeif Issa Musa SheikhYounis Omar AbdelKarim Sheikh

Elsanusi Elnadeif SheikhAdam Saied Osman Sheikh 907907431

Hassan Mohamed Osman 917269813Hawa Issa Aseil

Gamia FadelKarim

Annex 3 Community mobilization check list1 Discovering the area community and identifying their problems2 to know the natural and population geography3 to know the population ethnic group and their characteristics4 to know natural resources generally5 to know human capital in the area6 to know size of population7 to social structure organization and community relationship8 to know community cultures9 to identify community Key informant

10 identify participants and involving the right people11 coordination of meeting and group discussion12 Considering all community categories participation13 anticipation vulnerable group within community such women Youth ouvrage disable etc14 identifying mobility map15 indemnifying sharing issues within people in the area16 assessment of needs generally17 encourage people to participate in problem analysis18 (Flip chart) identifying required research tools19 Indemnifying expected problems in execution of the study20 selecting of suitable community entrance21 Scheduling meeting and group discussion

References

1 Primary data collected by the Authors on 20-29 Dec 2011 in Darussalam and Gouz Gurab area triej subunit locality of Zalingei WestDarfur State Sudan



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in the area were occupies with Multi tribal Groups of Arabsmainly raising Cows goats shapes and local poultries In thearea there is a weekly Market day on Saturday which givesopportunities for the community to buy and purchasecommodities Women activities depend on firewood Grassesand charcoal collection

The study is conducted in Darussalam and Gouz Gurab area(Triej sub unit) The population of area most of them are semisettled but some of them have mobility process with theiranimals regarding to seasonal change going and coming backto their area Historically the people of Darussalam Damra andother surrounding community have inhabited the area since841985 during Darfur famine and drought period

During Field survey the research Team has met with somerepresentatives from (Triej countryside community) as theysaid They have gathered from different areas creating thissurrounding community most of them from Misaria andSalamat tribe at Triej They were driven from areas such as(East Delaj Fujola Tourkolmi Salingei Kabar Dabanairah)But not considered during our study and as they said theirpopulation number above 500 Households without explainingvery clear the reasons of leaving their origin areas

DRC is seeking for the promotion of living standards throughBase Line Surveys using efforts and collaboration ofinstitutions besides community effective participation totackle issues that challenges community in order to realizecommunity goals and develop their living standards

Figure 1 Community development cycle

Figure 2 The area resources map

Source Drawn by the researchers Dec 2011


12 Objectives






13 Methodology




21 Human capital





Male 110 048Female 117 052






Male 134 048Female 146 052






























Valid 11 - 20 1 08 08 08

21 - 30 24 203 203 212

31 - 40 47 398 398 61

41 - 50 21 178 178 788

51 - 60 10 85 85 873

61 - 70 10 85 85 958

71 - 80 4 34 34 992

81+ 1 08 08 100

Total 118 100 100







Valid 11 - 20 3 2 2 2 21 - 30 38 253 253 273 31 - 40 35 233 233 50741 - 50 35 233 233 7451 - 60 10 67 67 80761 - 70 22 147 147 95371+ 7 47 47 100Total 150 100 100
















231 Agriculture


232 Livestock











raising




trading


winter season





Cow sheepGoat




rainy season

Cow sheepGoat



















social organization




















and Elders)









31 Problems Trees




















goodCoordination


security situation


WES CommunityHAC



facilities


goodCoordination



installation



GurabLabors Local

Materials


technician






Gurab




goodCoordination




for teacher




Local materials






Schoolsmaintenance





rehabilitated





in all locations




materials




constructed










received by pupils



3


animals)








Gouz Gurab









materials

tents Brickscement







MoA HAC ICRC

2012









them

Handcrafttraining

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered



Homemanagement

training

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered




women

DRC HAC MoSANCA

2012


Gouz Gurab




mills




situation


MoA FAO FoAFoA JMDP

2012






participation


inputs

NGOs MoA FAO

2012



Seeds ToolsTrainers






Annex




1 Darussalam




Hasaballa Musa

2 Gouz Gurab




Gamia FadelKarim



References





12 Objectives






13 Methodology




21 Human capital





Male 110 048Female 117 052






Male 134 048Female 146 052






























Valid 11 - 20 1 08 08 08

21 - 30 24 203 203 212

31 - 40 47 398 398 61

41 - 50 21 178 178 788

51 - 60 10 85 85 873

61 - 70 10 85 85 958

71 - 80 4 34 34 992

81+ 1 08 08 100

Total 118 100 100







Valid 11 - 20 3 2 2 2 21 - 30 38 253 253 273 31 - 40 35 233 233 50741 - 50 35 233 233 7451 - 60 10 67 67 80761 - 70 22 147 147 95371+ 7 47 47 100Total 150 100 100
















231 Agriculture


232 Livestock











raising




trading


winter season





Cow sheepGoat




rainy season

Cow sheepGoat



















social organization




















and Elders)









31 Problems Trees




















goodCoordination


security situation


WES CommunityHAC



facilities


goodCoordination



installation



GurabLabors Local

Materials


technician






Gurab




goodCoordination




for teacher




Local materials






Schoolsmaintenance





rehabilitated





in all locations




materials




constructed










received by pupils



3


animals)








Gouz Gurab









materials

tents Brickscement







MoA HAC ICRC

2012









them

Handcrafttraining

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered



Homemanagement

training

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered




women

DRC HAC MoSANCA

2012


Gouz Gurab




mills




situation


MoA FAO FoAFoA JMDP

2012






participation


inputs

NGOs MoA FAO

2012



Seeds ToolsTrainers






Annex




1 Darussalam




Hasaballa Musa

2 Gouz Gurab




Gamia FadelKarim



References






Male 134 048Female 146 052






























Valid 11 - 20 1 08 08 08

21 - 30 24 203 203 212

31 - 40 47 398 398 61

41 - 50 21 178 178 788

51 - 60 10 85 85 873

61 - 70 10 85 85 958

71 - 80 4 34 34 992

81+ 1 08 08 100

Total 118 100 100







Valid 11 - 20 3 2 2 2 21 - 30 38 253 253 273 31 - 40 35 233 233 50741 - 50 35 233 233 7451 - 60 10 67 67 80761 - 70 22 147 147 95371+ 7 47 47 100Total 150 100 100
















231 Agriculture


232 Livestock











raising




trading


winter season





Cow sheepGoat




rainy season

Cow sheepGoat



















social organization




















and Elders)









31 Problems Trees




















goodCoordination


security situation


WES CommunityHAC



facilities


goodCoordination



installation



GurabLabors Local

Materials


technician






Gurab




goodCoordination




for teacher




Local materials






Schoolsmaintenance





rehabilitated





in all locations




materials




constructed










received by pupils



3


animals)








Gouz Gurab









materials

tents Brickscement







MoA HAC ICRC

2012









them

Handcrafttraining

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered



Homemanagement

training

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered




women

DRC HAC MoSANCA

2012


Gouz Gurab




mills




situation


MoA FAO FoAFoA JMDP

2012






participation


inputs

NGOs MoA FAO

2012



Seeds ToolsTrainers






Annex




1 Darussalam




Hasaballa Musa

2 Gouz Gurab




Gamia FadelKarim



References
























Valid 11 - 20 1 08 08 08

21 - 30 24 203 203 212

31 - 40 47 398 398 61

41 - 50 21 178 178 788

51 - 60 10 85 85 873

61 - 70 10 85 85 958

71 - 80 4 34 34 992

81+ 1 08 08 100

Total 118 100 100







Valid 11 - 20 3 2 2 2 21 - 30 38 253 253 273 31 - 40 35 233 233 50741 - 50 35 233 233 7451 - 60 10 67 67 80761 - 70 22 147 147 95371+ 7 47 47 100Total 150 100 100
















231 Agriculture


232 Livestock











raising




trading


winter season





Cow sheepGoat




rainy season

Cow sheepGoat



















social organization




















and Elders)









31 Problems Trees




















goodCoordination


security situation


WES CommunityHAC



facilities


goodCoordination



installation



GurabLabors Local

Materials


technician






Gurab




goodCoordination




for teacher




Local materials






Schoolsmaintenance





rehabilitated





in all locations




materials




constructed










received by pupils



3


animals)








Gouz Gurab









materials

tents Brickscement







MoA HAC ICRC

2012









them

Handcrafttraining

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered



Homemanagement

training

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered




women

DRC HAC MoSANCA

2012


Gouz Gurab




mills




situation


MoA FAO FoAFoA JMDP

2012






participation


inputs

NGOs MoA FAO

2012



Seeds ToolsTrainers






Annex




1 Darussalam




Hasaballa Musa

2 Gouz Gurab




Gamia FadelKarim



References








Valid 11 - 20 3 2 2 2 21 - 30 38 253 253 273 31 - 40 35 233 233 50741 - 50 35 233 233 7451 - 60 10 67 67 80761 - 70 22 147 147 95371+ 7 47 47 100Total 150 100 100
















231 Agriculture


232 Livestock











raising




trading


winter season





Cow sheepGoat




rainy season

Cow sheepGoat



















social organization




















and Elders)









31 Problems Trees




















goodCoordination


security situation


WES CommunityHAC



facilities


goodCoordination



installation



GurabLabors Local

Materials


technician






Gurab




goodCoordination




for teacher




Local materials






Schoolsmaintenance





rehabilitated





in all locations




materials




constructed










received by pupils



3


animals)








Gouz Gurab









materials

tents Brickscement







MoA HAC ICRC

2012









them

Handcrafttraining

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered



Homemanagement

training

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered




women

DRC HAC MoSANCA

2012


Gouz Gurab




mills




situation


MoA FAO FoAFoA JMDP

2012






participation


inputs

NGOs MoA FAO

2012



Seeds ToolsTrainers






Annex




1 Darussalam




Hasaballa Musa

2 Gouz Gurab




Gamia FadelKarim



References















231 Agriculture


232 Livestock











raising




trading


winter season





Cow sheepGoat




rainy season

Cow sheepGoat



















social organization




















and Elders)









31 Problems Trees




















goodCoordination


security situation


WES CommunityHAC



facilities


goodCoordination



installation



GurabLabors Local

Materials


technician






Gurab




goodCoordination




for teacher




Local materials






Schoolsmaintenance





rehabilitated





in all locations




materials




constructed










received by pupils



3


animals)








Gouz Gurab









materials

tents Brickscement







MoA HAC ICRC

2012









them

Handcrafttraining

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered



Homemanagement

training

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered




women

DRC HAC MoSANCA

2012


Gouz Gurab




mills




situation


MoA FAO FoAFoA JMDP

2012






participation


inputs

NGOs MoA FAO

2012



Seeds ToolsTrainers






Annex




1 Darussalam




Hasaballa Musa

2 Gouz Gurab




Gamia FadelKarim



References




















social organization




















and Elders)









31 Problems Trees




















goodCoordination


security situation


WES CommunityHAC



facilities


goodCoordination



installation



GurabLabors Local

Materials


technician






Gurab




goodCoordination




for teacher




Local materials






Schoolsmaintenance





rehabilitated





in all locations




materials




constructed










received by pupils



3


animals)








Gouz Gurab









materials

tents Brickscement







MoA HAC ICRC

2012









them

Handcrafttraining

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered



Homemanagement

training

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered




women

DRC HAC MoSANCA

2012


Gouz Gurab




mills




situation


MoA FAO FoAFoA JMDP

2012






participation


inputs

NGOs MoA FAO

2012



Seeds ToolsTrainers






Annex




1 Darussalam




Hasaballa Musa

2 Gouz Gurab




Gamia FadelKarim



References










and Elders)









31 Problems Trees




















goodCoordination


security situation


WES CommunityHAC



facilities


goodCoordination



installation



GurabLabors Local

Materials


technician






Gurab




goodCoordination




for teacher




Local materials






Schoolsmaintenance





rehabilitated





in all locations




materials




constructed










received by pupils



3


animals)








Gouz Gurab









materials

tents Brickscement







MoA HAC ICRC

2012









them

Handcrafttraining

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered



Homemanagement

training

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered




women

DRC HAC MoSANCA

2012


Gouz Gurab




mills




situation


MoA FAO FoAFoA JMDP

2012






participation


inputs

NGOs MoA FAO

2012



Seeds ToolsTrainers






Annex




1 Darussalam




Hasaballa Musa

2 Gouz Gurab




Gamia FadelKarim



References



















goodCoordination


security situation


WES CommunityHAC



facilities


goodCoordination



installation



GurabLabors Local

Materials


technician






Gurab




goodCoordination




for teacher




Local materials






Schoolsmaintenance





rehabilitated





in all locations




materials




constructed










received by pupils



3


animals)








Gouz Gurab









materials

tents Brickscement







MoA HAC ICRC

2012









them

Handcrafttraining

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered



Homemanagement

training

MoSA HAC DRCNCA

2012


Gouz Gurab


instruments


covered




women

DRC HAC MoSANCA

2012


Gouz Gurab




mills




situation


MoA FAO FoAFoA JMDP

2012






participation


inputs

NGOs MoA FAO

2012



Seeds ToolsTrainers






Annex




1 Darussalam




Hasaballa Musa

2 Gouz Gurab




Gamia FadelKarim



References




Annex




1 Darussalam




Hasaballa Musa

2 Gouz Gurab




Gamia FadelKarim



References




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