Often times we'll feeds come through via our news section from external blogging or articles written about NABUUR. We're happy that many of you are blogging about your experiences with NABUUR - thank you!

If you're interested in blogging regularly about NABUUR or have something you'd like to share (pictures, videos, podcasts, short-stories -you name it), let us know here.

The talent is obviously out there so it's time to grab that spotlight!

Romina

Once your project is online, there are a few ways to make sure it runs smoothly. In this task, you'll learn some best practices and ways that can assist you in running your project.

There are many project definition tools out there that you can use to define your project. In this task, you'll get an introduction to best practices for outlining your project, and also learn how to post your project and tasks on your Village page.

Under Hope alive Uganda,The Major aim of this project is to find ways of supporting children
under this project to attain Education.This is basically through sponsorship,
We are trying to find ways of providing Scholastic materials for example Books both exercise and text books,Uniform,shoes,pencils,and others.
We therefore welcome Organizations,Individuals and other well wishers who can assist us to rise
funds.

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CONSTITUTION OF HOPE ALIVE UGANDA PROJECT.doc

In this discussion, you will find a How-To Guide to your Village Webpage, explaining some of the technical options in your Village and outlining instructions on how to work with these tools.

Attached files: 

A Guide to Your Village Webpage.doc

In order for the cooperative to buy and sell rice, it will need a store and warehouse. The property is owned by Hope Center (a non-profit compassion ministry). The cooperative would like to build a small store-warehouse on the property.

I have just asked someone to survey the property and provide dimensions so that an architect could draw a master plan and an engineer could give us a list of materials. I will post the dimensions within the next few days.

The community has been considering a profit-sharing scheme instead of using the minimum wage to pay coop workers. They have consulted with an accountant-friend who has told them it is possible.

They would like to up the wage-rate in proportion to hours worked and profit-made by the coop. For this task, we are looking for people knowledgeable in business economics to help us work out how to do this and still comply with the cooperative code.

This space will be used to provide general project information and updates.

Welcome to the village of Rebecca Dulo! We are so happy that you've chosen to join our group.

Please take a few moments to post a message introducing yourself so that we can get to know you better. If you have a specific skill set that you think may be useful to our project, we'd love to know more. We are very grateful that you have chosen to volunteer your time with us and look forward to joining hands with you to make our project a success.

Some months ago a discussion started on Nabuur about girls in Kabondo, Kenya not being able to attend school during their period; a common problem in many parts of the developing world. Disposable pads are very expensive and alternatives don't seem to exist for most girls. They often just stay home for the 5-10 days per month that they have they period, rather than be embarrassed. This cuts heavily into their education. ( To see past discussion visit http://www.nabuur.com/en/village/kabondo/project/task/feminine-hygiene-p...)

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