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Patriarchal Mpigi district is located in the central region of Uganda. Endowed with various natural resources; fresh water lakes L. Victoria and L. Wamala and major rivers such as R. Katonga. 23 per cent of the district land area is of vast wetlands. Covering up to 719 sq. km of the district land area, Nabajjuzi wetland and Mabamba wetland, making the number.

The main economic activities include; semi intensive agriculture (horticulture), fishing, trade and commerce, transport and tourism.

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Soils and Vegetation

The district soils are relatively fertile and favorable for agricultural production but require soil and water conservation measures as fertility is largely dependent on previous vegetative cover. The geology and soils provide resources such as stones, gravel, sand and clay. Forest resources comprising of natural forests both gazetted and private and plantation forests. There are 39 forest reserves with only six of these under the jurisdiction of the District forest services.

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Our Climate

The district has a favorable climate for agricultural production, experiencing two rainfall seasons in a year with mean average rainfall of 1320mm per annum.The district has a favorable climate for agricultural production, experiencing two rainfall seasons in a year with mean average rainfall of 1320mm per annum.

Vision Statement

“A District where People Have Access to Basic Social Services and are Empowered for Sustainable Housed Hold and Community Development”

Mission Statement

“To ensure, Coordinated Service Delivery for Sustainable Social – Economic Development of Mpigi District”.