A presentation made to the Narok North and South Districts Head teahcers during a training Workshop on Energy Saving Insitutional Stoves organized by the World Food Programme
8. Tangible Tree benefits
• Food and nutritional security e.g. fruits,
school gardens, milk.
• Soil fertility restoration and erosion
control (water and wind)
• Production of firewood and other timber
products for schools
• Poverty alleviation through cash
generation e.g. honey, timber products,
resins, tree seedlings, wax etc.
• Fodder for animals
• Health-Medicines
• Biodiversity conservation
10. Trees for Learning
Tree planting in schools contributes to:
• Facilitating the integration of agroforestry
and natural resources management into
primary education;
• Helps to improve the quality and
relevance of education by putting the
local context at the centre of teaching
and learning;
• Children acquire useful knowledge and
skills related to agroforestry and natural
resources management; and
• School- Community Linkages.
15. Fuel Efficient Stoves and tree
planting
• Consumption rate of fire
wood in schools is high;
• Forest degradation;
• Health issues- respiratory
illnesses
• Other impacts:- Climate
change, Child labor &
Gender
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• Cost of improved fuel
saving institutional stoves
16. Success Stories from Mount Kenya Youth Initiative
for Ecosystem Restoration
Farmers of the Future 22 schools
Kirinyaga, Nyeri
Windbreaks
Gardens for Life
20 schools
Nyandarua, Laikipia
Tree is Life
40 schools
Nyandarua, Laikipia
Lake Victoria Agroforestry and
Environmental Education Network
30 schools
Bondo, Kisumu, Siaya, Vihiga
Eco-Schools
12 schools
Kisumu, Migori, Nyando, Siaya
KEFRI
25 schools
Makueni, Kajiado
17. Success stories from Healthy
Learning Programme
Primary Boys Boarding-Kajiado
• 12 lorries – Ksh 72, 000 per term ( I
lorry = Ksh 6,000) before
installation of stoves
• 6 lorries – Ksh 36, 000 per term
after installation of stoves
• The school is also planting a
woodlot within the compound.
18. School Woodlot at Nturumeti
Primary School-Narok North District
• 100 trees planted
in 2009 all
survived
• 60 more trees
planted in 2010,
all surviving
• Fruit trees-
Mangoes, water
melons, and
school garden
19. Tree Planting in Machakos & Kathiani
Districts
Kathiani primary
Katelembo primary