Lake Kyoga Development Trust (LKDT) is a member-based organization registered in Uganda as a corporate body in 2018 under the Trustees incorporation Act, Cap. 165. LKDT was formed to benefit the communities of Uganda by pursuing the following objectives;
To empower socio-economically excluded people through promoting eco-friendly and inclusive investments while espousing integrity, efficiency and transparency.
Lake Kyoga Development Trust (LKDT) aspires to be a leading hub of excellence for attracting eco-friendly investments that contribute to a prosperous and equitable Uganda.
We are communty focused with all our projects and services vetted for quality
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This project area strives to promote use of renewable energy like energy saving stoves, solar power and biogas in schools, health centres and rural households. We also promote use of clean drinking water in schools, health centres and rural households.
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This project area strives to improve food and nutrition security and economic resilience of the rural poor. This is done through implementation of agricultural projects, promoting income generating activities and financial literacy using Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA) methodology.
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We promote Education (for the youth and children), Human Rights, democratic governance and rule of law. We foster to empower civil society to take up their roles so that social rights of Orphans, vulnerable children and women are protected.
Our team is composed of highly qualified and trained professionals and experts in their fields.
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The fisheries and aquaculture sectors fully or partially support the livelihoods of 10–12 per cent of the world’s population. Yet fisheries across the world are under threat from climate change and over-exploitation. The question of how best to manage fisheries under these conditions is a complex one, but in our experience, bringing communities into inclusive governance structures is an indispensable part of the solution.
Farmers and agribusinesses across Uganda are increasingly making use of new digital technologies. LKDT together with associated experts have recently released a report exploring how these technologies are reshaping the region’s agriculture and how LKDT’s investments can accelerate the adoption of these technologies.
The COVID-19 pandemic has made it clearer than ever that human health is not just a matter of providing people with medical care. To avoid future pandemics, we need to recognize that the well-being of people, animals, plants and ecosystems must be addressed as a dynamic whole.
