Jifunze Kiswahili
shimo la taka
Meaning (English Translation)Shimo la taka a garbage pit / a trash pit / a waste pit.It refers to a hole dug in the ground for disposing of waste materials.
Origin (Swahili Background)The phrase comes from two Swahili words:Shimo = hole / pitTaka= trash / garbage.So, shimo la taka literally means “a pit for trash.”It is commonly used in rural areas, construction sites, or places without modern waste disposal systems.
How to Use It in a Sentence In Swahili:1. Wakazi wa kijiji walichimba shimo la taka nyuma ya nyumba zao.2. Tafadhali tupa uchafu kwenye shimo la taka.3. Shimo la taka limejaa, linahitaji kufukiwa.
In English:1. The village residents dug a garbage pit behind their houses.2. Please throw the waste into the trash pit.3. The garbage pit is full and needs to be covered.
Job description
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Scope of work:
Broad objective:
1. To conduct a qualitative study to identify the exposure, risk factors, and opportunities
for improved responses for GBV affecting girls, adolescents, youth, and women with
disabilities related to unpaid care activities carried out by caregivers and other social actors.
2. Develop a policy brief with evidence informed recommendations and roadmap to
strengthen the capacity of carers to address stigma and discrimination and prevent and respond
to GBV and promote protection measures for women and girls who are survivors of GBV for
adoption at national level.
Specific objectives:
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