Demonstration Farm Progress – Nakyaka
At the Nakyaka demonstration farm, the 1000-tree banana plantation is progressing well and serves as a practical model for farmers. In addition, 12 different species of bamboo have been planted at the site. This bamboo plot will serve as a mother garden, enabling future production and wider distribution of bamboo seedlings.
Permaculture in 10 Kamuli Schools
The Kamuli Project’s permaculture initiative in 10 Kamuli schools empowers students through hands-on learning in sustainable agriculture and environmental care. School gardens serve as living classrooms where pupils gain practical skills in soil health, composting, organic gardening, water conservation, and nutrition. These gardens enhance school food supply while nurturing environmentally conscious youth who understand the value of sustainability and self-reliance, preparing them to contribute positively to their communities.
Latest Updates from Kamuli Projects
Empowering Communities in Kamuli through Sustainability, Skills, and Growth.
The Annual Permaculture School Outreach Expo brought together ten schools from Kamuli and Buyende districts to celebrate and showcase sustainable […]
Across Kamuli District, school compounds are transforming into vibrant green spaces of learning, thanks to the growing impact of school […]