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In everything we do – from a local as well as a global perspective, AidEnvironment strives to achieve a sustainable world.

We do research, data analysis and expose actionable insights. We implement sustainable solutions to protect and restore biodiversity, agricultural landscapes and improve livelihoods.

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AidEnvironment // 22.05.25

Empowering Communities through Fish Farming in Lwakhakha Sub-catchment

Communities in the Lwakhakha Sub-catchment have long struggled with severe environmental degradation. Traditional farming practices, combined with natural challenges, have led to widespread gully erosion, loss of fertile topsoil, vegetation cover decline, and diminishing agricultural productivity. These challenges have, in turn, reduced household incomes and jeopardized local livelihoods in the areas of Manafwa, Tororo, and Namisindwa districts in Eastern Uganda. To […]

AidEnvironment // 13.05.25

Exchange Learning Inspires Sustainability in Lwakhakha Sub-Catchment

April 2025 | Kapchorwa & Katakwi, Uganda A recent exchange learning visit organized by AidEnvironment has sparked fresh insights among communities in the Lwakhakha sub-catchment, as part of the ongoing efforts under the World Bank-funded Integrated Water Management and Development Project (IWMDP). Hosted within Uganda’s Mpologoma Catchment, the visit brought together local government officials, leaders, and project beneficiaries for an […]

AidEnvironment // 12.05.25

A Coffee Farmer’s Story: Transforming Plant Health with Bio-Slurry

In the Mount Elgon region of Uganda, many coffee farmers are embracing sustainable practices to enhance their crop yields and reduce costs. One such farmer, Mr. Erick Takwar, has experienced a remarkable transformation in his coffee and banana farming through the use of bio-slurry, a residual material left after organic waste undergoes anaerobic digestion in biogas systems. This process breaks […]

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