Welcome to Abagambakamu Fish Farmers Association. It gives me great pleasure to introduce to you Abagambakamu Fish Farmers Association, a registered aquaculture development association dedicated to transforming fish farming into a sustainable and profitable enterprise for communities across Mid-Western Uganda and beyond.
Since our establishment in 2024, we have remained committed to empowering farmers through practical training, technical support, and reliable fish farming services. Our association was founded with a clear vision of addressing the growing demand for fish, unlocking the vast potential in aquaculture, and equipping communities with the skills and opportunities needed to improve their livelihoods.
Over the years, we have made remarkable progress in promoting modern aquaculture practices. We have successfully supported the construction and stocking of over 70 fish ponds and trained more than 5,000 farmers in technical and business-oriented fish farming skills. Through our services, we continue to strengthen food security, increase household incomes, and create employment opportunities, especially for youth and women.
At Abagambakamu Fish Farmers Association, we strongly believe in professionalism, sustainability, community empowerment, integrity, and innovation. These core values guide our daily operations and ensure that we deliver quality services that meet the needs of farmers, investors, and development partners.
Our association currently serves nine districts, including Kagadi, Kyegegwa, Kyenjojo, Kikuube, Kibaale, Mubende, Kakumiro, Hoima, and Kabarole. As we continue to expand, our goal is to reach more communities and further strengthen aquaculture development across Uganda.
I sincerely appreciate our farmers, partners, stakeholders, and well-wishers who have supported our journey. I warmly invite farmers, groups, investors, and development partners to collaborate with us as we work together to promote sustainable fish farming, improve nutrition, create wealth, and transform communities.
Together, we can build a stronger and more prosperous aquaculture sector.
Omuhereza Byaruhanga
Executive Director
Abagambakamu Fish Farmers Association
