Uganda depends heavily on environment and natural resources. Future sustainability in agriculture, food security and general livelihoods relies significantly on environmental conservation and sustainability. However, the country is subjected to environmental problems which put the economic, environmental and social development at risk. These include soil degradation, deforestation, drainage of wetlands, loss of biodiversity, pollution and unsanitary conditions.

This program is aimed at promoting environmental protection that is otherwise destroyed by Human activity. Environmental conservation is the act of conserving or saving our natural resources through careful management.

This means we can use the resources but wisely and responsibly. Examples: reducing your waste, saving trees, recycling, using renewable resources that don’t deplete our natural resources. Therefore, RHF trains communities in proper environmental practices that lead to environmental sustainability. RHF trains in proper land use management and Tree planting as a measure to restore the green.

Mshikamano Foundation supports communities to adopt to use of sustainable energy including solar energy, energy saving stoves solar driers and Biogas. This ensures that’s communities will not only reduce deforestation but also ensures good health. Agro forestry is also integrated in the agricultural program through boundary tree planting, fruit trees and coffee growing.

Mshikamano Foundation is helping rural communities to access solar lights, Solar Power & Solar Systems, since they don’t have access to National Grid Hydro-power.

Donate a Bicycle is an activity whereby we help rural women get bicycles, this improves their mobility and in the long run attracts income