Empowering peace and conservation in Uganda and South Sudan

Who Are We

About Enjojo Foundation

Enjojo foundation is a not-for-profit organization that supports conservation in Uganda and South Sudan through a model that fosters peace, supports sustainable community livelihoods and green enterprises, and enables socio-economic stability.

The Meaning Behind "Enjojo"

The name Enjojo means elephant in the Rukiga language, reflecting the foundation’s commitment to preserving endangered species and symbolizing strength and harmony with nature.

Our Work in Uganda and South Sudan

In Uganda, Enjojo Foundation parners with the Uganda Wildlife Authority to support conservation. In South Sudan, it co-manages the Kidepo Game Reserve and the Lantoto National Park in partnership with the Ministry of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism.

Global Partnerships and Outreach

Registered as a Belgian NGO, Enjojo Foundation also fosters international partnerships by engaging donors in Europe and the US and raising awareness about its conservation work in both Uganda and South Sudan.

Our goals

Build Peace

Promote sustainable coexistence between people, wildlife and nature.

Support Local Communities

Support and amplify the self-sufficiency of communities in South Sudan and Uganda through education, livelihood opportunities and cultural preservation.

Care for Nature & Culture

Only when we live in peace, we can start rebuilding nature as it once was.

Persuing our goals

Enjojo Foundation promotes a sustainable conservation model where everyone benefits from nature.
It’s built on seven interconnected pillars & it’s the perfect way to reach our goals.