Project #:

SD-6

Date Submitted:

3/06

Reviewer:

NMF

Name of Project

ECS Timbiro Secondary School

Location of Project

Yambio Diocese, Western Equatoria Region

Bishop and Diocese where project located:

Rt. Rev. Peter Munde Yacoub, Yambio Diocese

Contact:

Rev. Samuel Enosa Peni

Contact email:

revsept@yahoo.com

yambio2002@yahoo.com

Contact person’s address:

% Rt. Rev. Peter Munde Yacoub, Bishop of the ECS, Diocese of Yambio,

PO Box 7576, Kampala, Uganda   tel: 256-78-344-387

Who will do the work of the project?

To be managed by the ECS Yambio Diocese Committee (WECRDA)

Grant request amount:

$93,908 total………..$23,477 each academic year from 2006-2010

Fund transfer information             

__ included in proposal

 X  not included in proposal

Accountability:  How will receipt of the funds be acknowledged and how will progress be reported?

Monitoring of the project will be undertaken by the Yambio Diocese Committee WECRDA. Evaluation will take place twice per year during the implementation period and submitted to the donor each time.  Reports will monitor how inputs have been utilized and how outputs are being achieved.

Project Summary:                                               

A two classroom secondary school with offices for the Head Teacher and teachers was built and teaching and learning started in 2002.  Last year two more classrooms were built the help of well wishers and family.  The vision is to develop this school into a boarding school so girls can have the opportunity to study and do homework (instead of housework and chores) after school.  It would be an encouragement to all for higher education.

Some of this yearly grant is for school materials (text books, paper and uniforms: $5150).  There is $12,120 for teacher incentives.   Teachers will be employed from Uganda for three years while local Sudanese are trained.  One head master, ten teachers, four cooks, one school officer, two messengers, two guards and two gardeners are needed.

Other school costs total $6207 and that includes feeding, maintenance administrative costs and some contingency funds.  Parents will also contribute food.