Construction of 7 Nos Windmill powered borehole for livestock development in Moroto, Pader, and Kitgum Districts

Project Summary

The construction of seven windmill-powered boreholes for livestock development in the districts of Moroto, Pader, and Kitgum, managed by Norconsult for the Ministry of Water and Environment, represents a significant advancement in water resource management. Implemented in 2006, this project aimed to provide a sustainable water supply solution to support livestock in these arid regions. The project involved drilling and constructing boreholes equipped with windmill-powered pumps, harnessing wind energy to ensure a reliable and environmentally friendly water supply for livestock.

The Ministry of Water and Environment’s strategic investment underscores its commitment to sustainable water resource management and agricultural development. By improving water access for livestock, the project supports the livelihoods of local pastoral communities, reduces strain on existing water sources, and promotes the sustainable use of natural resources. The successful completion of the project highlights the Ministry’s dedication to innovative and sustainable solutions, enhancing water supply for livestock and contributing to the overall well-being and economic stability of the local communities in Moroto, Pader, and Kitgum Districts.