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December 2021
K4RC organised an OM-OH Set up exercise. The process began with a community envisioning.During the envisioning, community members discussed how they envision a resilient Samburu. They identified boundary partners and outcome markers (detailing the expect, like & love outcomes).
The second envisioning meeting was for stakeholders in Samburu. Local CSOs, community leaders, and National CSOs in Samburu attended the session.
TESTIMONIAL
“I learnt about the OM-OH M&E Framework in September and equipped development practitioners in Samburu on how to carry it out a few months later. The community members & stakeholders appreciated the OM-OH participatory model. “We are leading the development process and not project officers,” remarked community members.
We will develop a formal document and it will be validated by the Samburu community & County leaders. This document will be complete with a vision, mission, boundary partners,outcome challenges & outcome markers for the Samburu K4RC Project,”
Paul Mnang’at
K4RC Monitoring,Evaluation, Accountability & Learning Officer ( MEAL)
Haggai Kiprop, the K4RC Samburu Project Officer addressing community members
Community Members during the community envisioning
Community Members during the community envisioning