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== Join == | == Join == | ||
{{Circle fill|how a newcomer joins: the Luma page, the group chat, what to expect at a first meeting.}} | {{Circle fill|how a newcomer joins: the Luma page, the group chat, what to expect at a first meeting.}} | ||
See [ | See [[Start a Circle/How to join a Logos Circle|How to join a Logos Circle]]. | ||
== Winnable issues completed == | == Winnable issues completed == | ||
Latest revision as of 13:37, 21 October 2026
Logos Circle / Kisumu
Location: Kisumu, Kenya
Winnable issues completed: 1
Status: Active
Languages: English, Kiswahili, Dholuo
Areas: Infrastructure
Forum reports: 1, September 2026
Logos Circle / Kisumu is the Logos Circle in Kisumu, Kenya. Its first forum report covers fieldwork from 21 September to 3 October 2026, when members mapped retail workspaces in Kibuye Market and on the Kondele commercial corridor and published an open report on the gaps they found.
Introduction
For the Circle to fill: who you are, where and how often you meet, and who comes. Three to five sentences.
Declaration
For the Circle to fill: what the Circle stands for and the problem it has chosen to work on. In your own words.
Join
For the Circle to fill: how a newcomer joins: the Luma page, the group chat, what to expect at a first meeting.
See How to join a Logos Circle.
Winnable issues completed
Dated by the day the work was done, or the meetup that reported it done. Figures are the Circle's own, from its reports.
| # | Date | Issue | Area | What was delivered | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 21 Sep to 3 Oct 2026 | Kibuye and Kondele infrastructure gap report | Infrastructure | Ten Circle members audited 50 retail workspaces, 25 in Kibuye Market and 25 on the Kondele corridor, and interviewed 50 traders. They published a 10-section open Infrastructure Gap Report that names six recurring gaps, including storage, energy and lighting, and security. | t/1987 |
Working on
Next steps in the report: publish the cleaned survey data, return one-page summaries to the traders interviewed, scope five opportunities for the next winnable issue, and find two or three shops for a pilot upgrade (t/1987).
Reports
- September 2026, fieldwork 21 September to 3 October, 10 members and 50 traders interviewed: t/1987
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