Kabale University has strengthened its capacity for environmental monitoring and water resources research by acquiring and installing state-of-the-art scientific equipment under the KI-WATER project. The
In February 2026, two Master’s students from BOKU University began a six-week collaborative research field campaign with Environmental Sciences students from Kabale University (KAB) in
From 16 to 20 February 2026, Kabale University hosted a five-day hands-on training course on applied hydrometry and water-quality monitoring under the KI-WATER project, in
A high-level delegation from BOKU visited KAB to assess progress on their collaborative projects and define the next phase of their strategic academic collaboration. The
Uganda’s freshwater systems, including lakes, rivers, wetlands, and aquifers, form the foundation of the country’s water security, food production, biodiversity, and climate resilience. These ecosystems
Kabale University, in partnership with BOKU University’s Institute for Hydrology and Water Management (Austria), has registered major milestones in advancing Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)
