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2023 Gewel First Qaurter Report.
2023 Gewel First Qaurter Report.
NKEYEMA DISTRICT
WESTERN PROVINCE
DISTRICT STATISTICS................................................................................................................................. 8
1.1 BACKGROUND
Nkeyema is one of the districts which was created by the late beloved president Mr. Micheal Chilufya
Sata in December 2012 (MHSRIP).It is 4000 square kilometers(sq.kms) in size and the first district as
one enters western province from Lusaka. It was born out of Kaoma district. It borders with Mulobezi in
the south, Luampa in the south west, Kaoma in the west, Mufumbwe in the North, while the east
boarders with the Kafue National park of Central Province. Nkeyema District had three (3) wards at
creation namely; Namilangi, Litoya and Nkeyema, but the number rose to seven (7) after delimitation
exercise done by the Electoral Commission of Zambia in 2014 creating four more new wards namely;
Munkuye and Shishamba born from Namilangi, Shimano born from Litoya and Lombelombe born from
Nkeyema Ward. It has a population of 50,408(CSO projection 2010) comprising more than five ethnic
groups with the disadvantaged such as the aged, orphaned, disabled, widows and widowers as well as
vulnerables. With people of the above categories, it entails that the needy people are available amongst
our communities. The district has two (2) chiefs; Chief Kahare (gazetted) and chief Kakumba at
Kangolongolo (ungazetted).
WARD POPULATION
01 NAMILANGI 4,043
02 SHISHAMBA 5,040
03 MUNKUYE 10,586
04 LITOYA 5,545
05 SHIMANO 10,081
06 NKEYEMA 13,097
07 LOMBELOMBE 2,016
1.2 INTRODUCTION
The GEWEL Project aims at increasing access to livelihood support for extremely poor rural women
and access to secondary education for disadvantaged girls in extremely poor households in selected
districts of Zambia. However, the Supporting Women’s Livelihoods (SWL) initiative is the component of
the GEWEL Project being implemented by Ministry of Community Development and Social Services
(MCDSS) under the department of community development. The fourth phase of the project has
adopted a cash plus initiative done through the integrated framework of social protection programs and
the implementation of the single window by using the existing Social Cash Transfer (SCT) as a
foundation for complementary support to extremely poor households. The beneficiaries of the SCT
program will continue to receive a cash transfer support whilst receiving a one-time support of the SWL
intervention. The second phase of the project had a case load of Four Hundred and Eighty Five (485)
out of which Forty (40) were drop outs leaving a total of four hundred and forty five (445) beneficiaries,
the third phase of the project targeted Five Hundred and Twenty Five (525) bringing the total case load
to One Thousand and Ten (1,010) vulnerable beneficiaries. This left a target of Nine Hundred and
Seventy (970) women for the year 2018 and 2019 under Nkeyema district. The 2021 fourth phase or
phase 4 Cash-plus initiative has a caseload of Five Hundred and Thirty Five (535) beneficiaries out of
which four hundred and fifteen (415) were eligible but only three hundred and seventy seven (377)
women were Validated by 30th September, 2021 leaving a gap of one hundred and fifty eight women left
out from the caseload because the SCT beneficiaries did not meet the SWL criteria.
The very poor women will be helped to start up small businesses through four (4) main interventions
that include; saving groups, trainings, productivity grants and follow up support. The comprehensive
package includes the following:
2. Training: A 3-week training covering Life and Business skills, Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) and
Financial Literacy Skills, delivered by a Community Based Volunteer (CBV);
3. Productivity grant: A grant of K3, 790.00, which will be split into two installments first installment
K1895.00 and second installment K1895.00. All delivered through a Payment Service Provider (PSP) of
the beneficiary’s choice.
4. Follow-up support: Mentoring, peer support, and linkages to other programs, through weekly group
meetings over the course of 6 months;
# OF
# OF
# OF BENEFICI
BENEFICIARI # OF
CURRENT BENEFICIARIE ARIES YET
ES THAT # OF WOMEN
TOTAL S THAT HAVE TO
HAVE SAVINGS SAVINGS THAT HAVE
DISTRICT CASELOA RECEIVED RECEIVE COMMENTS
RECEIVED GROUPS RECORDED INCREASED
D OF THE PRODUCTIVIT PRODUCTI
TRAINIGS CREATED THEIR
DISTRICT Y GRANTS IN VITY
AND CAPITAL
FULL GRANTS
MENTORSHIP
IN FULL
PHASE 4 Cash plus
GEWEL(SWL)
Nkeyema 1545 1347 955 377 73 K273,460.00. 1347 Beneficiaries yet to
receive their
productivity grant
Currently the district has 73 GEWEL (SWL) saving groups and 27 non GEWEL (SWL) saving groups
bringing the total to 100 saving groups.
Phase Non
Phase Phase Phase Total
3 GEWEL
1 2 4
FINANCIAL SECTOR DEEPENING
100 16 1347
Nkeyema N/A 28 22 23 27 ZAMBIA (FSDZ) MODEL
The guiding principle for the formation and registration of GEWEL (SWL) saving groups is based on the
values of self-help. Self-responsibility, equality, equity and solidarity while the sustainability of the SWL
project hinges largely on mentorship and savings for beneficiaries under the project. This is further
strengthened through the integration of the SWL groups into other mainstream departmental
programmes, notably the women empowerment programme whose main aim is to reduce poverty and
The saving group is to be led by a Community Based Volunteer and comprise of 10 to 25 women, (not
less than 10 and not exceeding 25). The women choose where and when the meetings will be held on
a weekly basis. The groups will have an executive leadership structure with clearly defined roles of; the
Chairperson, Secretary, and Treasurer. All the saving group cash will be kept in the metal box and the
keys will be kept by three different members. The savings group model is based on nine (9) key
At the end of twelve (12) months all loans will be paid back, all of the Savings Club’s money will be
shared among the members and they will decide on an amount to give the Community Based Volunteer
(CBV) for savings groups meetings and mentorship offered. Every group will have a written constitution
and clear rules will be decided by the members. Each member will attend every meeting and save a
minimum amount set by the members themselves and a social fund from which members can receive
small grants for emergencies. Record-keeping will be based on a simple accounting system, which will
GEWEL (SWL) PHASE 2 SAVING GROUPS GEWEL (SWL) PHASE 2 SAVING GROUPS
S/N WARD SUB – CENTER CWAC NAME ACCOUNT NAME ACCOUNT NUMBER ADDRESS BALANCE(ZMK)
1 NKEYEMA NKEYEMA Nakuyuwa 2111737376302 NAKUYUWA PRIMARY K5,530.00
Tulizangenu
2 Kamanya Limpo 2111737380302 KAMANYA PRIMARY K3,730.00
3 Mbunge Imo 2111737388301 KAMANYA PRIMARY K3,980.00
4 Kalale Pengaujane 2111737394301 KALALE PRIMARY K 5,480.00
5 Tusano 2111737392301 KALALE PRIMARY K4,680.00
6 Tukongote 2111737390302 KALALE PRIMARY K1,430.00
7 LOMBELOMBE Kabilulwe Buiswalo 2111737372402 KABILULWE SCHOOL K 3,730.00
8 Kampombo Kampombo 2111737440301 KAMPOMBO K2,430.00
9 LITOYA NKEYEMA Mangongi Blessing 2111737498301 MANGONGI PRIMARY K 6,530.00
10 SOUTH 2111737496601 KAMASISI PRIMARY K 3,730.00
Nkeyema South Kamasisi
11 SHIMANO 2111737436301 KAPA SCHOOL K 3,730.00
Kapa Tiisezo
SIMANO
S/N WARD SUB – CENTER ACCOUNT NAME ACCOUNT NUMBER ADDRESS BALANCE(ZMK)
1 NKEYEMA NKEYEMA NKEYEMA CENTRAL A SAVING 2111741886601 NKEYEMA PRIMARY K6,480.00
GROUP SCH
TOTALS K169,460.00
TOTAL SAVINGS FOR FIFTY (50) GROUPS LINKED TO THE BANK (NATSAVE) UNDER THE FINANCIAL INCLUSION INITIATIVE – K 273, 460.00. Out of this K
104, 000.00 is for phase two (2) saving group while K 169,460.00 is for phase three (3) saving groups.
The table below represents statistics for fortnightly savings for the seventy three (73) GEWEL (SWL) saving groups. Twenty eight (28) GEWEL (SWL) Phase two (2),
Twenty two (22) phase three (3) and twenty three (23) phase 4 saving groups. Note that number of members includes statistics for people who are non GEWEL (SWL)
beneficiaries who have formed saving groups using FSDZ model.
ZMW 17,414.00
Nkeyema Central A
Nkeyema Nkeyema Nkeyema Central MT 34 34 05/11/2020 3 20%
ZMW 2,916.00
Nkeyema Central B
Nkeyema Shambalamina Shambalamina MT 23 23 05/12/2020 3 20% ZMW 5,840.00
Nkeyema Kamikenga
Kamikenga MT 13 13 12/01/2019 4 20% ZMW 23,946.00
Mukulowatungun
Nkeyema
i
20%
Nkeyema Kashea Kashea MT 36 12 27/11/2020 4 ZMW 9,720.00
Namamono West
Nkeyema Namamono East Namamono MT 37 18 12/01/2020 4 20% ZMW 9,780.00
Nkeyema Lombelombe Lombelombe Lombelombe MT 30 30 06/11/2020 3 20% ZMW 6,500.00
Nkeyema Kanchale Kanchale MT 28 28 08/10/2020 4 20% ZMW 8,850.00
ZMW 43,925.00
Nkeyema Nalumino Mundia Nalumino Mundia MT 22 22 11/11/2021 2 20%
Nkeyema 20%
Kandende Kamangango Kamangango MT 20 20 29/10/2020 3 ZMW 3,215.00
CWAC NAME NUMBER NAME OF CLASS DATE FORMED NUMBER OF TOTAL TOTAL MEETING
OF BENEFICIARIES NUMBER SAVING PER DAYS
CLASSES PER CLASS OF GROUP
BENEFICIA
RIES.
AND 22ND
The district conducted a number of monitoring and evaluation activities with support from Ministry
Headquarters and Provincial Team to monitor the performance of GEWEL (SWL) phase 2, phase 3 and
phase 4 mentorship and saving groups activities including GRM activities.
9. DISTRICT STATISTICS
9.1. Cumulative number of communities covered by the project:
A total number of sixty nine (69) CWACs have been covered by the project. Out of this twenty-seven
(27) CWACs are phase two (2), twenty-one (21) under phase three (3) and 11 Phase 4 cash plus with
Kamiheto being in phase 3 and 4 CWACs while eleven (11) CWACS are on SCT only.
Seventy eight (78) CBVs were trained for phase two (2), phase three (3) and phase four (4)
plus sixty eight (68) Community Grievance Focal Point persons (CGFP) totaling one hundred
and forty seven (147) volunteers trained.
SUB - TOTAL K0
1 Motor vehicle / motor bikes insurance K25,000.00 Activity not yet done
GEWEL (SWL) Roll out activities / Monitoring saving group Activity done
4 K30,000.00
activities
7 Motor vehicle service and Motor Bike Service K35,000.00 For vehicle maintenance
8 Procurement of Motor bike and Motor vehicle parts and spares K30,000,00