Water, farming and work.
The district’s 2 April 2025 report describes young people working in Ndego agriculture, including irrigated fields. Start your own plan with running costs and equipment upkeep.

Kayonza, through the work we do.
Stories and photography from Kayonza District, alongside tools to plan your own work.
For farming, livestock and trading in Kayonza, when money comes in matters as much as the amount.
List seed, fertiliser, labour and water costs. Separate the money already available from what you need before harvest.
Plan irrigation costs ↗Budget for household needs and animal fodder. Allow for a delayed harvest or a customer who pays late.
Plan animal fodder ↗Record sales and expenses. Separate the next cycle’s working capital, money due for repayments and savings.
Use a cashbook ↗These are preparation steps, not loan terms or a planting calendar. Kayonza District information ↗
The district’s 2 April 2025 report describes young people working in Ndego agriculture, including irrigated fields. Start your own plan with running costs and equipment upkeep.
On 12 December 2019, the district reported on Imigongo training graduates in Mukarange. When preparing an order, account for materials, your time and packaging.
On 6 May 2025, the district reported discussions with livestock keepers in Murundi. Start a dry-season fodder budget by measuring your stock and the amount you will buy.
These photographs and reports document activities in Kayonza District. They do not identify SACCO members or establish SACCO funding of those activities.