Logos Circle Katsina #3.0
CLEAN DAURA INITIATIVE
Community Sanitation & Environmental Cleanup Campaign
Target Area: Shaiskawa, Daura, Katsina State
Target Community Members: 100 residents
Project Duration: 3–4 weeks
Project Overview
The Clean Daura Initiative is a community-led sanitation and environmental cleanup project focused on Shaiskawa, Daura, aimed at addressing poor sanitation, indiscriminate waste disposal, and environmental pollution.
The project will mobilize 100 community members, including residents, youth, community volunteers, and Logos Circle members, to participate in environmental cleanup activities and community sensitization on proper waste disposal, hygiene, and environmental responsibility.
Problem Statement
Poor waste disposal and inadequate environmental sanitation in parts of Shaiskawa contribute to an unhealthy and unpleasant environment. Improper disposal of refuse can also obstruct drainage pathways and increase environmental and public-health risks. Community participation and awareness are therefore essential to achieving sustainable improvements in sanitation.
Winnable Goal
To improve sanitation and environmental cleanliness in Shaiskawa by mobilizing 100 community members to participate in cleanup activities, promote proper waste disposal, and take ownership of maintaining a cleaner environment.
Key Objectives
Mobilize 100 community members to participate in the initiative.
Identify and clean major sanitation and waste-disposal hotspots in Shaiskawa.
Conduct community sensitization on proper waste disposal and environmental hygiene.
Engage community leaders and relevant local authorities.
Encourage residents to sustain regular sanitation practices after the project.
Key Activities
Identify major sanitation hotspots in Shaiskawa.
Mobilize and register 100 community participants.
Conduct organized environmental cleanup exercises.
Sensitize residents on proper waste disposal and hygiene.
Engage community leaders and relevant authorities.
Document activities and assess the impact of the intervention.
Expected Outcomes
Improved cleanliness of targeted areas in Shaiskawa.
Increased awareness of proper waste disposal among residents.
Active participation of at least 100 community members.
Stronger community ownership of environmental sanitation.
Improved collaboration between residents, community leaders, and relevant authorities.
Success Indicators
100 community members mobilized and engaged.
At least 3 cleanup activities conducted during the pilot period.
Major identified sanitation hotspots cleaned.
At least 2 community sensitization activities conducted.
Relevant community leaders and stakeholders engaged.
A community-based approach established for continued sanitation activities.
Project Vision
“A cleaner, healthier, and more environmentally responsible Shaiskawa, driven by its own community.”