Majanji Landing Site in Busia District, Eastern Uganda, is facing severe environmental degradation caused by deforestation, shoreline erosion, pollution, and the effects of climate change. These challenges threaten Lake Victoria's ecosystem, reduce fish breeding habitats, and put the livelihoods of fishing families at risk. This project will mobilise local communities to plant 20,000 indigenous and fruit trees, restore degraded shorelines, and promote environmental conservation. Working with sch
This campaign seeks to restore the environment by planting 20,000 indigenous and fruit trees around Majanji Landing Site over two years. The project will involve schools, fisherfolk, women's groups, youth volunteers, local leaders, and environmental authorities to create a greener, healthier, and more climate-resilient community. The Challenge Majanji Landing Site is experiencing rapid environmental degradation caused by: Cutting down trees for firewood and charcoal. Shoreline erosion due to los
The campaign will implement practical, community-led restoration activities: Plant 20,000 indigenous, shade, and fruit tree seedlings along the shoreline, schools, public spaces, and surrounding villages. Establish community tree nurseries managed by youth and women's groups. Train local volunteers in tree planting, maintenance, and environmental conservation. Conduct environmental education and awareness campaigns in schools and fishing communities. Organise regular community clean-up exercises
By the end of the project, we expect to: Restore degraded shoreline ecosystems. Reduce soil erosion and improve water quality. Increase tree cover and biodiversity. Improve fish breeding habitats. Strengthen community resilience to climate change. Create greener public spaces and improve local livelihoods through fruit trees. Build a lasting culture of environmental stewardship among community members.
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