Project: FFECL (Flora Fauna Env. Conserv. Ltd.)

This proposal requests PHC Service support to help FFECL strengthen its Eastern Uganda community development work as a credible, fundable and well-governed programme.

FFECL's local work connects food security, regenerative agriculture, ecological restoration, cooperative training, early childhood support and zero-waste value addition. The PHC role is to provide the structure around that delivery: clearer planning, defined priorities, practical governance routines, action tracking, monitoring, evidence capture, risk visibility and donor-ready reporting.

In practical terms, PHC support would help turn local effort and good ideas into an organised project pathway with stronger records, better follow-up and a more disciplined basis for funding, collaboration and future growth. FFECL remains the lead identity and local delivery owner; PHC is the governance and transparency support around the project.

FFECL is a grassroots, women-led environmental and community development organisation working in Eastern Uganda to conserve natural ecosystems, improve food security and create stronger livelihoods through practical local action. The project responds to linked problems affecting families in and around Jinja, including degraded soils, poor waste management, food insecurity, limited market access, weak childcare support and the pressure these place especially on women and children.

Its approach combines regenerative agriculture, organic practice, climate and waste awareness, school and community demonstration activities, cooperative development, early childhood support and value addition. Existing evidence around pineapple and other crops points toward a zero-waste model in which farming, byproduct use, local training and community wellbeing reinforce each other. The aim is to build a credible, self-reliant and environmentally responsible community platform that can grow through better structure, stronger partnerships and practical delivery on the ground.

• Flora Fauna Environment Conservation Ltd (FFECL) - Local project lead and host organisation, providing overall direction, community coordination and implementation leadership through Evelyn Namuwolo, board support and the operational team.
• Evelyn Namuwolo and FFECL Project Team - Leading day-to-day coordination, community engagement, evidence gathering and practical delivery across farming, training, environmental action and childcare-related activity.
• Women Leaders, Farmers, Caregivers and Project Participants - The core local participants delivering the work on the ground through regenerative agriculture, cooperative activity, food production, childcare support and community-based livelihood development.
• Youth Mentors, Mobilisers and Local Volunteers - Supporting community education, training follow-up, practical demonstrations, outreach and wider participation by young people and households.
• Local Educators, Early Childhood Volunteers and Community Schools - Contributing to the educational and child-development elements of the project, including awareness, learning activities and school-linked demonstration work.
• Community Elders, Landowners and Local Authorities - Supporting local legitimacy, land access discussions, community participation and the wider enabling environment for implementation and growth.
• Order Efficiency Ltd / PHC Service - Providing external governance, planning, monitoring, risk visibility, structured records and donor-ready reporting support so the project can operate in a more transparent, accountable and fundable way.
• Technical, Market and Learning Partners - Potential collaborators contributing specialist support in agro-processing, sustainability, certification, value addition, cooperative development, market access or independent review as the project grows.

The project is intended to deliver practical gains for local households while creating a credible and transparent delivery model that future funders can understand and trust. Expected outcomes can be grouped into four domains.

Stronger Community Food and Livelihood Activity

• Clearer organisation of FFECL's farming, training, childcare, environmental and value-addition activity.
• Improved ability for women, youth, caregivers and smallholder households to participate in practical livelihood-building work.
• Better visibility of what is active, what is planned and what support is needed next.

Reduced Waste and Better Resource Use

• Stronger practical focus on turning agricultural byproducts and local waste streams into compost, biofertiliser, fibre, processed goods or other useful value pathways.
• Better documentation of regenerative and organic farming practice, soil improvement, waste reduction and environmental action.
• A clearer practical case for zero-waste agriculture as both a livelihood strategy and an environmental response.

Skills, Roles and Local Capability Development

• Clearer roles for project coordination, field delivery, reporting, safeguarding, finance/admin, training, mobilisation and childcare/learning support.
• Improved local capability in record-keeping, evidence capture, reporting, cooperative working, safeguarding, value addition and market readiness.
• A stronger foundation for local ownership rather than dependency on external actors.

Transparent and Fundable Delivery Model

• A live PHC governance layer showing actions, risks, decisions, evidence and support needs in a disciplined and visible way.
• A donor-ready evidence trail that makes future funding decisions easier and less risky.
• A practical delivery model that FFECL can refine, repeat and adapt as its work grows.

(*1) Hardware Breakdown

Category	Description	Total Cost
Single Board Computer Set x5	Raspberry Pi 500, Mouse, hdmi cable, power cable)	£722
Monitor x5	Mini-Monitor (for RP500)	£480
Site UPS	Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) for site computers.	£240
		£1,442

(*2) PHC People Costs [Review=M1, Setup=M2,3, Continuation=M4,5,6]

Role	People	Hourly Rate	M1	M2	M3	M4	M5	M6	Total (GBP)
PHC Strategist	David Winter	£12.60	10	8	8	8	8	8	£630
PHC Analyst	Abubakr Harakat	£8.40	5	16	16	16	16	16	£714
PHC Admin	PHC Admin	£4.90	5	24	24	24	24	24	£613
PHC Trainee	[name1] [name2] [name3]	£1.68	0	48	48	72	72	72	£524
Project Leaders	Evelyn Namuolo [name2] [name3]	£8.40	10	72	72	72	72	72	£3,108
Total			£277	£1,038	£1,038	£1,079	£1,079	£1,079	£5,589

• The Story of PHC
• Project Gap Analysis
• PHC Portal (Project Page)
• Rate Calculator - Setup Phase
• Rate Calculator - Review Phase
• Rate Calculator - Continuation Phase
• Approach to Prospective Funder
• Rate Calculator - Spreadsheet