The groups should also carry out the projects according to standards developed at a national seminar and communicated and discussed in all 12 dioceses
Thus, CWM projects are ideally initiated and implemented by the groups (Base, Women or Youth groups). A subsidy should not exceed 70%. The own contribution, which can consist of labor or e.g. wood or sand from the members is very important. At the end of the project, everyone involved will be proud and will have learned a lot. Surely, they will take care of everything created much better than they received it fully as a gift without their own participation.
We have 3 types of projects: School, health and income generating projects.
School projects
School and community partnerships: Some KAB groups or communities from Germany have a partnership with a school or a community in Uganda. Sometimes there are mutual visits. Usually the German parishes or groups support projects and schools in the partner parish. They are in contact with each other. However, this is very different and often depends on individuals.
Examples: Kabuwoko – Bukoto – Butema – Good’s will Videos: Butema – Good’ will
School fee partnerships: Approximately 90 donors here in Germany take over the school fees for students in Uganda. This is not only an advantage for the students and parents, but also for the schools, which receive a continuous payment this way, which is not always the case for many families.
School construction and equipment projects: Many groups are involved in school construction. Since the population in Uganda is growing rapidly, schools need to be expanded again and again. Through private donors or organizations such as Aktion Hoffnung, grants are organized that then enable the group/school to complete the addition. The situation is similar when it comes to equipping laboratories, libraries or computer rooms.
Example: St. Theresa Musasa Busagula
Videos: Musasa St. Theresa Bukangara