Saturday, July 23, 2011
BARINGO STAKE HOLDER’S AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
FREE ACCESS TO INFORMATION
Marigat maarifa Centre offers free access to information for all community members including the youth,disabled ,children,women and men of all age groups.
Below are the services offered at the maarifa centre:
Internet services
Computer training (Basic skills)
Library (Primary books, secondary, magazines, books, CD ROMS etc)
Advisory services
What is a Maarifa Centre?
A room or ‘fabricated container’ for information access and dissemination it is established in collaboration with local partner institutions.
· Equipped with at least 5 (five) or more computers with Internet access.
· An information hub where local knowledge is documented by communities and shared widely.
· A center equipped with information resources that include: publications, newsletters, research reports and electronically stored information such as CD ROMs, audiovisual material and compendiums.
· Managed by a Field Officer and volunteer Community Knowledge Facilitators (CKF) and an advisory committee drawn from local stakeholdersThursday, March 31, 2011
Ilng'arua Dissemination point take off
In a bid to bridge the digital divide, Marigat Maarifa Centre opened a dissemination point at Ilng'arua location, Marigat District.Ilng'arua is located approximately 6 Kms from Marigat township a journey through rough road.Their main challenge is transport, there is only one pick-up that comes to Marigat in the morning and leaves at 6PM.
Communities living in the area are the Ilchamus (Njemps) .They are pastrolists but practice small-scale farming. See full Details
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Monday, February 28, 2011
JOB THROUGH MAARIFA CENTRE
We interviewed a frequent maarifa user who landed a job recently through maarifa centre; he had all the reasons to smile as his dreams came to pass:See full Details
Monday, February 7, 2011
ALOE SPECIES FIELD DAY
Aloe species field day was organized by Kenya Forestry Research Institute (KEFRI)-, Marigat station at Loruk centre. It was aimed at providing an opportunity to local communities and other stakeholders in sharing experiences on Aloe species, aloe products and Aloe Management.
The species are important plants that have received great attention in recent years as a source of human health care products, and for their role in environmental conservation and rehabilitation of degraded areas.
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