IRFF Project Implementation Plan

Project Implementation Plan
A) Coffee Nurseries
B) Banana Mother Gardens
C) Training

· 40 youths will be trained and participate in setting up the model nurseries at one sub-county training center.

Soil and water conservation
Tree nursery establishment and management
Coffee and banana establishment and management
Backyard vegetable gardens establishment
Construction of energy saving stoves
Grafting of fruit trees

Economic benefits of the Project
Thus when one adds up all the activities above that can be done on a piece of land and monetizes all food and vegetables that are grown and consumed on one acre of land a conservative figure of shillings 6,000,000 can be reached.
The project will itself assist the families' plant and manage a minimum of ¼ an acre. This means each family could realize a minimum of 1,500,000 shillings yearly when the project is fully running. This is five times more than the current per capita income of an Ugandan family of about 300,000 shillings a year.