Our Causes: Fishing

Empowering Mfangano Island's Fishing Community

Modern Fish Banda Development

Modern Fish Banda

Objective: Build modern fish bandas in Sena, Remba, and Wakula to support the fishing community.

  • Current Challenge: Land availability is a major issue for development.
  • Proposed Solution: Collaborate with stakeholders to identify and secure suitable land.
  • Benefits: Provide fishermen with better facilities for storage, processing, and selling their catch.

Community Engagement

Community Engagement

Objective: Involve the community in finding solutions to land challenges.

  • Organize community meetings to discuss land acquisition and development plans.
  • Work with local leaders and stakeholders to identify available land.
  • Promote transparency and inclusivity in decision-making processes.

Economic Impact

Economic Impact

Objective: Boost the local economy through improved fishing infrastructure.

  • Create jobs during the construction and operation of the fish bandas.
  • Increase income for fishermen by providing better facilities for processing and selling fish.
  • Attract buyers and tourists, boosting local businesses.

Future Plans

Future Plans

Vision: A thriving fishing industry on Mfangano Island.

  • Secure land and begin construction of modern fish bandas in Sena, Remba, and Wakula.
  • Expand the project to other areas of the island as land becomes available.
  • Develop partnerships with government and private organizations for funding and technical support.
  • Promote sustainable fishing practices to protect the island's marine resources.

Testimonials

Testimonials

Objective: Share the impact of improved fishing infrastructure on the community.

  • Local Fisherman: "The new fish banda will help us store and sell our catch more effectively. This is a game-changer for our community."
  • Community Leader: "We are excited about the potential of this project to boost our local economy and create jobs."
  • Business Owner: "Better fishing facilities will attract more buyers and tourists, benefiting everyone on the island."