Adraa Agriculture College (AAC) is empowering marginalized communities through sustainable agriculture, agribusiness innovation, environmental restoration, vocational education, and community transformation across West Nile and refugee settlements in Uganda.
AAC combines practical agricultural education, environmental stewardship, entrepreneurship, and community empowerment to create sustainable livelihoods.
A society where the marginalized are prioritized and the Earth is cared for.
To empower the marginalized in their struggles to liberate themselves and care for the Earth through practical agricultural education and innovation.
AAC delivers 70% practical and 30% theoretical competency-based training in Sustainable Agriculture for Rural Development (SARD).
AAC implements transformative agricultural, environmental, educational, and livelihood initiatives for refugees and host communities.
Development of drought-resistant and flood-tolerant crops to improve food security and climate adaptation.
2024 - 2027Supporting refugees and host communities through sustainable agriculture, microfinance, vocational training, and agribusiness.
OngoingProviding accessible financial support to graduates establishing agribusiness ventures in honey, cereals, cassava, poultry, and livestock production.
2019 - PresentSupporting disadvantaged girls and young women with agricultural education, entrepreneurship skills, and leadership development.
OngoingReforestation, agroforestry, soil conservation, renewable energy promotion, and ecosystem restoration in refugee settlements and host communities.
2025 - 2026Establishment of settlement-based learning sites, extension support systems, and digital agricultural knowledge platforms.
2025 - 2026Direct Beneficiaries
Active VSLA Groups
Women Scholarships
Community Loan Portfolio
AAC continues to create measurable socio-economic and environmental impact.
AAC’s honey enterprise has become a catalyst for socio-economic transformation across the West Nile Region, serving hundreds of regular clients annually.
Young women and graduates are building sustainable agribusiness enterprises through education, mentorship, and revolving loan support.
AAC promotes climate-smart agriculture, renewable energy, tree planting, agroforestry, and sustainable land management.
Revolving loan schemes continue strengthening community resilience and entrepreneurship.
| Group Name | Portfolio (UGX) | Recovery Rate | Main Activities |
|---|---|---|---|
| Success VSLA | 4,641,000 | 86.9% | Crop farming & microfinance |
| Hope Trust | 3,757,000 | 80% | Sustainable agriculture |
| Rocky Vegetables | 4,335,000 | 87.9% | Vegetable production |
| Hakuna Billa Mungu | 5,610,000 | 84.4% | Livestock & agribusiness |
AAC works with local and international organizations to strengthen sustainable development initiatives.
Together we can build sustainable livelihoods, restore ecosystems, empower vulnerable communities, and create resilient agricultural systems.
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