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Bruce Muzoora
Twezimbe project has positively impacted me in numerous ways. Through poultry keeping, specifically starting with small-scale rearing of chicks for growth and sale, I have been able to generate sustainable income at a progressive rate. The process involves rearing the chicks until they mature, and then selling them, providing both income and a source of food for me.
Prior to joining the project, I encountered various challenges in managing my poultry project. Specifically, I struggled with budgeting, expense management, accurately calculating profits and losses, maintaining proper accounting records, and determining the required reinvestment for business expansion.
However, through the Twezimbe project, I have had the opportunity to learn from experts who have equipped me with valuable skills. I have learned how to create a feasible budget, maintain comprehensive farm records, accurately calculate profits and losses, and assess the financial standing of my business. Moreover, being part of a community of like-minded peers has fostered camaraderie and enhanced my social capital.
One of the most memorable moments was when I sold 10 middle-grown hens from the project at a fair price, and I saved 150,000 shillings with the aim of furthering my studies when more funds have been accumulated. It was a fulfilling moment, selling the hens, receiving cash, and saving the money for future endeavors.
Overall, the Twezimbe project has empowered numerous individuals, including myself, by emphasizing the significance of small, smart start-ups as a means to achieve personal sustainable growth and empowerment. As a result, my poultry project is steadily ascending to new heights, thanks to enhanced management practices. I am now filled with hope and determination to expand it into a fully-fledged and sustainable enterprise.
