Following the successful completion of a three-day power analysis training, a team of 10 trained
cluster staff members — including programme staff, 1 Executive Director, and community
volunteers — will be deployed into the field to conduct power analysis sessions with adolescent
girls in the selected communities.
Methodology
The 10 trained cluster staff members were deployed across the following 10 communities:
Njeru West Ward: (Village 1, Village 2, Village 3, Village 4, Village 5)
Njeru North Ward: (Village 6, Village 7, Village 8, Village 9, Village 10)
The team will used participatory tools to listen to and document adolescent
girls’ voices, gaining a clear and detailed understanding of the issues affecting girls in each
community. The exercise engaged a total of at least 420 adolescent girls including Child
mothers, Out-of-School adolescents, Primary and Secondary In-School adolescents from both
Private and Government schools, and adolescent Commercial Sex Workers. Participants will be
organised into age groups of 10–13, 14–16, and 17–19 years.
Facilitators used produce a structured, evidence-rich report from each community following their
sessions.
Power Analysis Objective;
The activity supported the cluster in exploring and identifying who, what, where, when and
how of power in the ordinary lives of girls in Mbikko. The
findings will ensure that programme design is directly rooted in the voices and lived experiences
of the girls themselves.
Time frame / Activity date and venue
The Power Analysis data collection was conducted over a period of five (5) days,
commencing on Monday 25th May 2026 and concluding on Friday 29th May 2026, across the
10 selected communities in Njeru West Ward and Njeru North Ward, Njeru Municipality –
Buikwe District. Sessions ran from 8:30am – 4:30pm daily.
