Our Model
Listening
The organization’s first movement includes conducting workshop meetings with the farmers. We listen to their needs and set up a format or a program to bring solution to their problems.
Implementation
Who Do We Invest!
Kaddra-Farm Inc. invested more heavily in staff and volunteer members, for their skills, knowledge and capabilities. They teach farmers about modern agricultural techniques, micro finance, Micro economics and many more; such as:
- Raising entrepreneurial awareness.
- Planning the business.
- Basic book keeping
- Managing the business
- HIV/Aids, Ebola & Sensitization
How Does It Work?
Micro-economies. This is a service teaching farmers, how to do the right decision on, why some goods have different values, also how to coordinate and cooperate to one another.
Micro-finance. This is a service to encouraging farmers to receive high-quality seeds and fertilizer on credit basis. It’s a reasonable payment system that enables them to pay back their loans. This will help them become self-sufficient.
Procedures for Monitoring
Effective monitoring will employ both qualitative and quantitative assessment methods to ensure comprehensive oversight of project execution. Routine site visits and stakeholder consultations will be undertaken to verify alignment with project objectives and to identify potential challenges at an early stage. These processes are intended to enable timely corrective actions and maintain conformity with established performance benchmarks.
Collaboration with community leaders is prioritized to guarantee thorough dissemination of information and to promote transparent communication among all stakeholders.
Key considerations include:
· Ensuring the materials used meet quality standards,
· Adhering to schedules for planned activities,
· Completing all phases of work as outlined,
· Providing regular updates and progress reports to donors.
Monitoring activities will be sustained throughout the duration of the project.
Reports will comprise:
· Quarterly narrative and financial summaries,
· An annual comprehensive report.
These deliverables are vital for comparing progress and spending to the budget and include key statistical data.
Reporting aspects will cover:
· Beneficiary engagement,
· Production metrics,
· Sales issues and associated challenges,
· Recommendations for projects with similar objectives.
Evaluation
Staff & Community Leaders
At the end of the project a final evaluation will be conducted by representatives from Kaddra organization and investors or the donors. This will focus mainly on the impact from the community and direct beneficiaries point of view.
Exit Strategy
We help farmers to reach out there produce to market through by local transportation and we also creating an impact to the community farmers by provide storage for their tools and seeds for future farming season.
