The fishing community of Kigga Landing in Apac District has long struggled with post-harvest losses caused by rudimentary sun-drying methods. Without reliable power or modern preservation technologies, fish often spoils before reaching the market, eroding incomes and weakening livelihoods. To address this challenge, Vitality Uganda Limited, a pioneering agribusiness and social enterprise, has launched the Kiga Green Energy Project. The initiative introduces solar-powered dryers that will revolutionize fish processing by ensuring consistent quality, reducing waste, and extending shelf life. This innovation not only improves food security but also creates new opportunities for local processors, traders, and small enterprises. As a trusted partner, BARO (Bridge Africa Research Organisation) was asked to […]
