Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate

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Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate
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Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate
Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate
Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate
Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate
Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate
Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate
Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate
Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate
Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate
Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate
Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate
Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate
Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate
Briquettes for womens' income, health and climate

Project Report | Sep 12, 2025
Kulika Uganda Project Progress Report: September

By Kulika Uganda | Kulika Uganda

Kulika Uganda Project Progress Report: September 11th, 2025

This report covers the period June –August 2025 and it’s the fifteenth progress report since obtaining funds in October 2020. During this period, the project continued to carry out training, production and marketing of briquettes to promote safe, cheaper and clean energy, income generation and contribute to reduction of tree cutting for fuel, thus contributing towards environmental protection.

Progress Towards Adaptation

Briquette Training: During the reporting quarter, the Centre successfully conducted briquette production training for 10 members of the Tusimbudde savings group. The participants were equipped with essential skills including, proper mixing techniques, correct material ratios, and strategies for producing and marketing carbonized briquettes.

Intern Students: In addition, the Centre trained youth from various training institutions. A total of 48 students (16 female and 32 male) received comprehensive training in the production, utilization, and marketing of briquettes.

Domestic Cooking: Kulika Training Centre registered 5 new female headed household clients during this quarter who adopted briquettes for domestic cooking. This resulted in a cumulative total of 272 household clients from the 267 clients reported in the previous quarter Additionally, the Centre onboarded 2 new institutional clients, bringing the total number of institutional clients to ten

Brooding Chicks: This quarter recorded increased adoption of briquettes among the Kyanuna Women’s Group, with six more members embracing the technology for brooding day-old chicks, raising the total number of adopters to eight. Importantly, the seven clients who had taken up the practice in earlier quarters have sustained their use, reflecting continued confidence in the technology. Kulika Training Centre also consistently uses briquettes in its brooding operations, further highlighting the practicality, effectiveness, and long-term sustainability of this energy solution.

Production and Marketing: Briquette production and sales continued to grow steadily during this quarter. The Centre produced and sold 2,299kilograms of briquettes, generating UGX 2,609,000 Ugx, this reflects a significant increase of approximately 180 % in production volume compared to the 1060.5 kilograms produced and sold in the previous quarter.

Community Extension Work: The Centre has maintained continuous monitoring and provision of technical backstopping to the trained women’s groups. In parallel, awareness-raising initiatives on the advantages of briquette production and utilization have been sustained. These sensitization activities position briquette making as a strategic intervention for climate change mitigation, household income enhancement, and the promotion of clean, affordable cooking energy within both community and school environments.

Way Forward for the Next Quarter

  • Continue training learners from various institutions.
  • Sensitize at least 20 additional women on briquette usage.
  • Conduct awareness sessions on briquette usage in at least 10 more schools.

Appreciation and Request

Kulika Uganda extends its heartfelt gratitude to GlobalGiving for its generous support. The funding has been instrumental in training communities on fuel-saving technologies through briquette production and usage. We look forward to continued collaboration to enhance the impact of this initiative. Prepared by Kulika Uganda

 

Brooding of Chicken using briquettes
Brooding of Chicken using briquettes
Interns practicing briquette making
Interns practicing briquette making

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