The objective of the study was to generate baseline data that would help in assessing the situation at the start of the project, set bench marks/indicators to inform the M&E function of the project and form a platform for assessing the outcomes and impact of the project.
During the project design, it was strongly recommended that the Upper Tana Natural Resources Management Project(UTaNRMP) conducts various studies for the project to generate baseline information.
Soil erosion usually degrades soil quality and reduces the capacity of soil to supply and recycle nutrients, store moisture, sustain plant & biological functions and often leads to land and water degradation.
In an effort to define its image & brand, the upper Tana Natural Resources Management Project (UTaNRMP) project ran a logo design competition that was open to the general public.
UTaNRMP carried out its first Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) between 28th May - Fri 16th May 2014.
The Upper Tana natural resources Management Project carried out project sensitization targeting various project stakeholders.
The objective of the study was to establish training needs of the technical officers and implementing community based organizations (CBOs).
The project is carrying out a hydrological survey baseline study that covers water quantities and quality, capacity of hydrological data collection instruments and rainfall and evapo-transpiration patterns in the project area.
This study is scheduled to be conducted in the 2014/15 financial year.
UTaNRMP’s Project Coordination team donating blood at a temporary donation center in Embu town in September 2013. This was in response to an appeal by the Kenya Red Cross in aid of hospitalized survivors of the terrorist attack at the Westgate mall, Nairobi.
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