Working together to protect Uganda's water resources
"We believe that protecting Uganda's water resources requires collaborative effort. Through strategic partnerships with local and international organizations, we amplify our impact and create lasting change."
Organizations working with us to protect and preserve Uganda's water resources
International Network Member
As a proud member of the global Waterkeeper Alliance network, we connect with over 350 Waterkeeper organizations worldwide. This membership provides us with technical expertise, advocacy support, and access to best practices in water protection.
Sister Organization Partnership
Our partnership with French Broad Riverkeeper creates a unique bridge between water protection efforts in North Carolina, USA, and Uganda. This collaboration facilitates knowledge exchange, shared resources, and joint advocacy initiatives.
Environmental Conservation Partner
Mountain True brings expertise in environmental conservation and community organizing. Their support helps us implement effective conservation strategies and build stronger community engagement programs across Uganda.
We work with various organizations to maximize our conservation impact
Collaborating with universities and research centers for scientific studies, student programs, and innovative conservation solutions.
Working with local and national government bodies to implement policy changes and support regulatory enforcement.
Partnering with global NGOs and development agencies to access funding, expertise, and international networks.
Engaging with local community groups, fishing associations, and cultural organizations for grassroots conservation efforts.
Collaborating with businesses to implement sustainable practices and corporate social responsibility programs.
Working with development agencies and donors to secure funding and implement large-scale conservation projects.
Measuring the success of our collaborative efforts
Highlighting the achievements of our collaborative efforts
In partnership with local communities and Waterkeeper Alliance, we established 15 community-based water monitoring stations across Lake Kyoga. Local volunteers now conduct regular water quality tests, providing early warning for pollution incidents.
Working with Mountain True and local government agencies, we restored 500 hectares of degraded wetlands around Lake Kyoga. The project included replanting native vegetation and establishing buffer zones to protect water quality.
Through our partnership with French Broad Riverkeeper, we facilitated knowledge exchange visits between Uganda and North Carolina, sharing best practices in water protection and community engagement strategies.
Join our network of conservation partners
Reach out to us with your organization's background and interest in water conservation partnerships.
Contact UsWe'll assess alignment with our mission and discuss potential collaboration opportunities and mutual benefits.
Together, we'll develop a partnership framework that outlines roles, responsibilities, and shared objectives.
Launch collaborative initiatives and regularly measure and report on the impact of our joint efforts.
Join our network of organizations working to protect Uganda's water resources. Together, we can create lasting impact.