The enhancement of local talents is one of the objectives of IKSDP. The Nyandiwa Scout Centre has been enriched with another beautiful work of art. A “mbuta” (Nile perch) fish that abounds in Lake Victoria, made with recycled metal by Jacob and Tobias.Read More
IKSDP-NET. The new garden of the IKSDP Centre in Nyandiwa for the experimentation of local vegetable crops with the use of jatropha expeller as fertilizer. In this first phase, osuga, sukuma, boo, dek are grown. The activity is carried out in collaboration with the Nature, Energy, Territory (NET) technological innovation pole. Read More
“Ka scout”, the renovated hostel of the IKSDP Centre in Nyandiwa, on Lake Victoria, Kenya. It has 20 beds in single, double and triple rooms. In addition, a restaurant, large conference hall and many spaces for outdoor and indoor activities. Active all year round. To book write to harambeeproject@iksdp.net or call Margaret, Camp Manager, +254...Read More
At “Ka scout” (scout house), the IKSDP Centre in Nyandiwa, the current limitations of the usual activities due to Covid-19, leave more time available for other activities. One of these is craftsmanship. Margaret makes rugs using synthetic wool and recycled sacks.Read More
Work began on the reconstruction of the fence, front side, of the IKSDP Centre in Nyandiwa. It is one of the urgent extraordinary maintenance works to be carried out after the bad season passed. This first phase of fence reconstruction is financed by Verband Deutscher Altpfadfindergilden e.V., adult scouts from Germany. THANK YOU from the...Read More
Extraordinary maintenance work has started on the hostel damaged by the violent rains of the past few months. We are preparing to welcome our guests who we hope will be numerous after the pandemic. We thank the family of friends from Vaduz, Liechtenstein, for the donation that covers the costs of these jobs. Read More
IKSDP Creative Center, Nyandiwa. Art as an opportunity for individual and collective growth. Jacob and Tobias are the authors of this African fish eagle made with scraps of sheet metal and other recycled metal. The African fish eagle belongs to the rich fauna that populates the Nyandiwa area and Lake Victoria. Read More
Processing of sunflower seeds grown in the Kitawa garden is underway at the IKSDP farm in Nyandiwa. The harvest has been excellent this year. We produce oil and animal feed. Read More
Work began on the renovation of the floor of the IKSDP kindergarten in Nyandiwa to complete the renovation of the building severely damaged by the recent floods. The expenses for these last works are covered by a donation from the Pfadfindergilde (Adult Scout) of Liechtenstein that we thank so much.Read More
IKSDP Culture – Nyamgondho Mini Park (Nyandiwa). The restoration of the Mae hut (the legendary fisherman) was seriously damaged by the recent floods. The hut is a reconstruction of the ancient houses of the Luo tribe of Kenya. Read More
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