2024 Activity Overview: Empowerment, Peace and Community Engagement Initiatives

About the dataset

2024 Activity Overview: Empowerment and Community Engagement Initiatives

Data Analysis
 ● Program Areas: The data includes various program areas such as "Community Policing,"
"Cultural Event," "Mentorship Program," and "Stakeholder Meeting."

● Male Participants: The average number of male participants is approximately 40.07, with a
standard deviation of 26.37. The range is from 8 to 103 participants.

● Female Participants: The average number of female participants is approximately 90.29,

with a standard deviation of 83.47. The range is from 2 to 300 participants.

Visualization Insights

● Higher Female Participation: Programs like "Women's Health & Well-being" and "Women's
Leadership & Governance" have significantly higher female participation compared to male.

● Balanced Participation: Some programs, such as "Cultural Event" and "Mentorship

Program," show a more balanced distribution between male and female participants.

● Lower Female Participation: "Stakeholder Meeting" has notably fewer female participants
compared to male participants.

Conclusion and Insights

● Gender-Specific Programs: Programs focused on women's issues tend to have higher female
participation.

● Balanced Programs: Certain programs attract a more balanced gender distribution,

indicating inclusivity.

● Opportunities for Improvement: Programs with low female participation might benefit from
targeted outreach to increase inclusivity.
Quarterly Participant Data

● Q1: 95 male participants, 275 female participants

● Q2: 162 male participants, 468 female participants

● Q3: 128 male participants, 232 female participants

● Q4: 176 male participants, 289 female participants

Visualization of Participant Variation

● Q2: Highest number of both male and female participants, with females significantly
outnumbering males.

● Q3: Lowest number of female participants, with a moderate number of male participants.

● Q4: Highest number of male participants, with a moderate number of female participants.

Conclusion and Insights

● Female participants consistently outnumber male participants across all quarters.

● Q2 shows the highest participation for both genders, indicating a peak in activity.

● Q3 has the lowest female participation, suggesting a potential area for increased
engagement.
Analysis

● Program Area with Highest Average: Women's Health & Well-being

● Average Female Participants: 100.0

Visualization

● The bar chart clearly shows that Women's Health & Well-being has the highest average
number of female participants compared to other program areas.

Conclusion and Insights

● Key Insight: Women's Health & Well-being stands out as the program area with the highest
engagement from female participants, indicating a strong interest or need in this area.
Correlation Metrics

● Correlation Value: The correlation between the encoded ward and the total number of
participants is 1.0. This indicates a perfect positive correlation, suggesting that as the ward
changes, the number of participants changes in a perfectly predictable manner.

Visualization

● Plot Interpretation: The bar chart illustrates a perfect correlation (value of 1.0) between the
ward and the total participants, reinforcing the statistical finding.

Conclusion and Insights

● Perfect Correlation: There is a perfect positive correlation between the ward and the
number of participants, meaning the ward is a strong predictor of participant numbers.

● Implications: This strong correlation suggests that different wards have distinct participation
levels, which could be due to varying population sizes, interest levels, or accessibility to
activities.
Quarterly Data Analysis

● Q1 Total Participants: 370

● Q2 Total Participants: 630

● Q3 Total Participants: 360

● Q4 Total Participants: 465

Visualization of Trends

● Increase in Q2: There is a significant increase in the number of participants in Q2, reaching
the highest point at 630.

● Decrease in Q3: The number of participants drops sharply in Q3 to 360, the lowest point.

● Recovery in Q4: There is a moderate increase in Q4, with participants rising to 465.

Conclusion and Insights

● Peak in Q2: The data shows a peak in participation during Q2, suggesting possible seasonal
or event-driven factors.

● Fluctuations: The sharp decrease in Q3 followed by a recovery in Q4 indicates variability in

participation, which may require further investigation to understand underlying causes.
Consistent Attraction by Activity and Tribe

● Cultural Event: Attracts a high average of both male (50.0) and female (50.0) participants
from all tribes.

● Celebration and Award Ceremony: Draws the highest average male (75.0) and female (75.0)
participants from all tribes.

● Women's Health & Well-being: Attracts a significant number of female participants (100.0)
from all tribes.

Visual Representation

● All Tribes: Activities like "Celebration and Award Ceremony" and "Cultural Event" show high
participation across both genders.

● Meru, Somali: "Community Engagement Meeting" shows notable female participation.

Conclusion and Insights

● Key Activities: "Celebration and Award Ceremony" and "Cultural Event" consistently attract
more participants from all tribes.

● Targeted Engagement: Specific activities like "Community Engagement Meeting" are

effective in engaging certain tribes, such as Meru and Somali, particularly among females.
Analysis of Participant Data

● High Variation in Participants: The number of participants varies significantly across

different locations, with a mean of 107.35 and a standard deviation of 91.91.

● Locations with Highest Participation: The "Schools in Ngaremara and Burat Wards" had the
highest number of participants (315), followed by "Ngaremara Community Hall" (240) and
"Burat Community Center" (230).

● Locations with Lowest Participation: The "Ngaremara District Office" had the lowest
number of participants (10).

Visualization Insights

● Prominent Locations: The bar chart highlights that locations like "Schools in Ngaremara and
Burat Wards" and "Ngaremara Community Hall" have significantly higher participation
compared to others.

● Diverse Participation Levels: There is a noticeable diversity in participation levels across

different locations, indicating that some venues are more popular or accessible.

Conclusion and Insights

● Key Locations for Engagement: Certain locations, particularly schools and community halls,
are more effective in attracting participants, suggesting they may be central or more
accessible.
 ● Strategic Planning: Understanding these patterns can help in planning future activities by
choosing locations that maximize participant engagement.

Average Participants by Target Group

All Tribes:

● Average Male Participants: 14.37

● Average Female Participants: 36.80

Specific Tribes:

● Average Male Participants: 21.67

● Average Female Participants: 26.67

Visual Comparison

● The bar chart illustrates that activities targeting All Tribes have a higher average number of
female participants compared to those targeting specific tribes.
 ● Conversely, activities targeting Specific Tribes have a higher average number of male
participants.

Conclusion and Insights

● Key Insight 1: Activities targeting "All Tribes" tend to attract more female participants on
average.

● Key Insight 2: Activities targeting specific tribes tend to attract more male participants on
average.

Q9.Are there any outliers in the number of participants for any specific activity or program area?

Analysis of Outliers

● Male Participants: The mean number of male participants is 28, with a standard deviation of
32.71. Outliers were identified in activities with 5 and 75 male participants.

● Female Participants: The mean number of female participants is 85, with a standard
deviation of 22.36. Outliers were identified in activities with 50 and 100 female participants.

Visualization of Outliers

● Box Plot: The box plot highlights anomalies in total participants for specific activities. The
activities with participant numbers significantly deviating from others are visible as outliers.

Conclusion and Insights

 ● Outliers Identified: Both male and female participant numbers show outliers, indicating
significant deviations in certain activities.

● Program Areas Affected: The outliers are associated with specific activities such as "Cultural
Event" and "Women's Health & Well-being," suggesting these areas may require further
investigation to understand the cause of participant variation.

Q10.How does the participation in activities differ between the wards of Burat and Ngaremara?

Participation Summary

● Total Male Participants in Burat: 225

● Total Female Participants in Burat: 535

● Total Male Participants in Ngaremara: 336

● Total Female Participants in Ngaremara: 729

Visualization Insights

● Burat: Female participation (535) is significantly higher than male participation (225).

● Ngaremara: Female participation (729) also exceeds male participation (336), with a larger
overall number of participants compared to Burat.
Conclusion and Insights

● Higher Female Participation: Both wards show higher female participation, with Ngaremara
having the highest numbers.

● Overall Participation: Ngaremara has more participants overall, indicating possibly more
active engagement or larger population involved in activities compared to Burat.

Analysis of Program Areas, Locations, and Activity Outcomes

Participant Distribution by Program Area

 Women's Economic Empowerment: This program area shows the highest participation,
particularly among female participants, indicating a strong focus on empowering women
economically.
 Community Engagement Meetings: These meetings also have significant participation,
reflecting active community involvement and interest in local development.
 Environmental Conservation Projects: Notable participation suggests a community
commitment to environmental sustainability.

Participant Distribution by Location

 Ngaremara School: This location has a high number of participants, highlighting its role as a
central hub for educational and community activities.
 Burat Area: Participation here underscores the importance of environmental initiatives in
this region.
  Ngaremara Market: The market serves as a key venue for community engagement and
cultural events.
Activity Narratives and Impact
program_area_location_analysis.csv
 Sustainable Agriculture Training: Activities focused on sustainable agriculture techniques
are crucial for promoting environmental stewardship and improving local food security.
 Conflict Resolution Workshops: These workshops address inter-tribal conflicts, fostering
peace and understanding within the community.
 Women's Leadership Programs: Initiatives aimed at enhancing women's leadership skills are
pivotal in breaking cultural barriers and promoting gender equality in governance.
Conclusion and Insights
 Empowerment and Participation: The data reflects a strong emphasis on women's
empowerment and community participation, with significant involvement in economic and
leadership programs.
 Environmental and Social Impact: Activities related to environmental conservation and
conflict resolution are key to fostering sustainable development and social harmony in the
community.

Analysis of Peace and Community Policing

Contribution to Regional Stability
 Program Area: The primary activity identified is "Community Policing."
 Total Participation: The average number of participants is 142.5, ranging from 60 to 225
participants. This indicates a strong community involvement in policing activities.
 Male and Female Participation: The average male participation is 39.56%, while female
participation is 60.45%. This highlights a significant female presence in community policing
efforts.
 Women's Participation in Decision-Making
 Female Participation Percentage: With an average of 60.44% female participation, women
are actively involved in decision-making processes and advancing peace achievements. This
involvement is crucial for fostering inclusive and sustainable peace initiatives.

 Participant Distribution: Community policing activities show high total participation,

emphasizing their importance in the community.
 Level of Female Participation: The notably high female participation compared to male
participation underscores the critical role women play in promoting peace.
 Conclusion and Insights
 Contribution to Stability: Community policing significantly contributes to regional stability
by engaging a large number of participants, particularly women, in its activities.
 Empowerment of Women: The high level of female involvement suggests empowerment in
decision-making and peace promotion, which is essential for sustainable development and
stability in the region.