CHRISTIAN IMPACT MISSION COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION MODEL (ROAD TO FIRST WORLD BASED ON JOHN 10:10

1:MOBILIZATION

CHANGE OF MIND SET TRANSCENDING BARRIERS

ADAPTATION EMPOWERMENT

THE SIX DIMENSIONS: Religion in development

Social Dimension Economic Dimension

Political Dimension Technological Dimension

Political Dimension

THE ONE ACRE RULE &CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION

• WATER HARVESTING FOR AGRICULTURE• ORGANIC FARMING• CONSERVATION METHODS/TECHNOLOGIES• FOOD SECURITY• HIGH VALUE CROPS FOR WEALTH &JOB CREATION• NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

GENDER IN DEVELOPMENT

• THE INDIVIDUAL GOVERNMENT• THE FAMILY GOVERNMENT• THE YOUTH IN DEVELOPMENT• THE WOMAN PRIME ROLE• THE MAN SUPREME ROLE

RESEARCH IN DEVELOPMENT

• ADAPTIVE RESEARCH• INNOVATIONS• VALUE CHAIN SYSTEMATIC APPROACH

MARKET LINKAGE

• VALUE CHAIN• TOP QUALITY CONTROL• DIVERSIFICATION• LOCAL MARKET• INTERNATIONAL MARKET

VALUE ADDITION &VILLAGE COMMERCIALIZATION

• COTTAGE INDUSTRIES• PROCESSING• BRANDING• PACKAGING

INVESTMENT

• BUSINESS MODELS• SACCOS• MICROFINANCE• SHARES• FARM INVESTMENTS

ENVIROMENTAL CONCERNS

• LAND RECLAMATION• LAND REHABILITATION• LAND MANAGEMENT• AFFORESTATION

AGRI-NUTRITION

• INDEGENOUS, HEALTH CROPS• IMPORTANCE OF NUTRITION IN COMMUNITIES• FOOD &NUTRITION AT FAMILY LEVEL

ADVOCACY

• CIVIC KNOWLEGDE• ENTITLEMENT• ACCOUNTABILITY• COMMUNITY FRIENDLY LEGISLATION• COHESIVE COMMUNITY STRUCTURES

RESULTS• Water &Food Security Achieved.• Improved Nutrition.• Diversified high value crops farming leading to

job & wealth creation.• Value Addition of the local produce.• Replication of the model in other parts of

Kenya, Tanzania & Rwanda.

CHALLENGES• The OMO model promotes human

development and not human facilities , human service delivery as compared to most orgs thus attracting very few or no donors- Limited financial resources

RECOMMENDATIONS

• This model can be refined and adopted by higher institutions of learning, the county and central government, development agents for sustainability as we all gear towards the Vision 2030.