ZDDT Gardens See Positive Impact from Constitution Training Workshops

In a significant development for community-driven projects, the training and workshops on understanding project documents, particularly the constitution and project deed, at the ZDDT market gardens have begun to yield tangible results.

Garden members are now demonstrating a stronger grasp of the constitution, leading to increased accountability and adherence to established guidelines.

This has been evidenced by recent instances where members have been held accountable through fines and disciplinary hearings for violating project rules.

The workshops, designed to educate members on the constitution's provisions, have empowered participants to actively engage in the project's governance and decision-making processes.

By understanding their rights and responsibilities, members are now better equipped to contribute to the project's growth and sustainability.

This development is crucial in a community project setup, as it fosters a culture of accountability, transparency and collective responsibility. When members are well-informed and held accountable, it strengthens the project's foundation, ensuring its long-term viability.

The ZDDT gardens' success serves as a model for other community projects, highlighting the importance of education and governance in achieving sustainable growth.