Training on improving livelihood for unemployed youth of Mavovo Village through chalk making in Mkinga District Council, Tanga Region.

Swalehe, Said (2023) Training on improving livelihood for unemployed youth of Mavovo Village through chalk making in Mkinga District Council, Tanga Region. Masters thesis, The Open University of Tanzania.

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Abstract

The CAN was conducted with overallof gathering facts from Mavovo village communityon the existence of real live hood of the opportunities which available in Mavovoas reflected by the problem in the it also aimed causes of the problems needs of the assets which was help to enable to identify the project that effectively enable to address the problem within the community of limited live hood improvement. Based on the participatory findings of the CAN it was concluded to come up with the project of production of chalk with a low cost, capital, and low income earning due toinadequate knowledge and skills on business lead to the selection of this project of chalk production which was cheapest compared to others and was the most pressing need for the CBO to cover their income gaps. To address this problem the project titled “improving livelihood for unemployed youth of MavovoVillage through chalk making in Mkinga District Council, The primary objective of Tanga Region was to enhance the standard of living for the Mavovo Village Community. Mobilising financial resources, creating a training manual that meets the needs of the target group, and conducting training for the target community are some of the strategies employed to carry out this project. Participants in the workshop were involved parties in the Mavovo Village, Mkinga District chalk manufacturing project. The main outputs of the project were improving livelihood of unemployed youth at Mavovo Village through chalk making project with production of high-quality chalk goods, a sufficient supply of chalk, improvements to group members' social well-being, increased production capacity as a result of innovation and training, and the acquisition of sophisticated manufacturing methods for chalk are all desirable. Keywords: Livelihood, Unemployed, Youth, Mavovo Village.

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