Namutumba Innovation Agriculture (NIA) is an indigenous nongovernment organization (NGO), founded by Members of Abayudaya (Jewish) community in Uganda in joint collaboration with Non-Jewish Neighbors. It was founded in 2017 in Namutumba district during the hard time resulting from famine that year. During this year (2017) of famine, many families married off their girl child in exchange for cows that they thereafter sold off for food while families ate mangoes for a full meal. This approximately left 55% of families poorer as most animals (cows and goats) were sold off for food. In response to the continued famine in many areas in rural community, Namutumba Innovation Agriculture was founded with an overall purpose to improving agriculture and livelihood in the Abayudaya communities by empowering women, encouraging values addition to farmers’ produce, education to needy children regarding tikkunOlam, provision of clean water and sanitation hygiene and conserving the environment.
By working with strategic partners, we build local capacity and ensure sustainable impact. Making easy access to quality agricultural inputs like genuine and improved planting materials and agricultural equipment is a key to increase farm production and communities capacity-building.
Read MoreOur organization focuses on environment protection through direct community engagement by advocating for and implementing eco-friendly practices to preserve the environment and ensure a sustainable future.
Read MoreNamutumba Innovations Agriculture through a close interactions sharing challenges and experience with in the project members, the board proposed to establish co-operation with women in the community where it operates to support them.
Read MoreNamutumba Innovation Agriculture ensures the beneficiary community has more sources of water that are clean and good for both human and animal consumption. This is done though construction of boreholes and wells for the communities.
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