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CODEA ANNUAL REPORT 2023/2024

The Conservation and Demand Agency (CODEA) continues to improve the lives of vulnerable communities through sustainable interventions. In 2023/24, CODEA advanced water access, environmental conservation, capacity building, agroforestry, livelihood support, and disaster relief. WASH programs benefited over 3,000 internally displaced persons, constructed a water tap at Buhunga Primary School intended to serve 700 surrounding households and four rainwater harvesting tanks . Climate and land management initiatives reached 1,559 farmers across 565 hectares, complemented by more than 200,000 tree seedlings prepared for planting and a community access bridge constructed at in Kasese District. CODEA launched the Livelihoods Rwenzori Yethu projects, targeting to improve the livelihoods of more than 11,000 households in Kasese and Ntoroko District. Disaster relief aid was extended to 616 households in internally displaced Camps across the district and improved route access for over 100,000 community members. Through partnerships, staff expansion, and follow-ups with beneficiaries, CODEA ensures lasting community impact and sustainable development.