Efficient Land Use / Environmental Greening with Added Value
Atuta Project — Redundant Boundary Land Utilisation is an ESL innovative mission for exploitation of perennially unutilised strips of land between owners. The project encourages effective utilisation of land that would otherwise remain wasted.
Atuta Projects
"Atuta" - (Ateso word for the isle of land acting as the boundary between two owners), has often, remained unused for as long as it has existed, making it virgin and potentially valuable for productive planting.
While it is traditionally left intact as the boundary between owners, this largely undisturbed land holds potential value and can be utilised for productive tree planting, while still forming the demarcation between owners. The trees planted serve a triple purpose of economic value, greening the environment, and as boundary markers.
An example of value chain that can be obtained from this otherwise redundant land is cashew nut trees. The trees do not only provide demarcation, shading and cover, they also provide food and drink, delivering a value chain to the owners and for the planet.
Value Chain Example
Cashew Nut Trees on Boundary Land
An example of value chain that can be obtained from this otherwise redundant land is cashew nut trees. The trees serve a triple purpose:
Boundary Markers
Clearly demarcate land ownership while preserving traditional boundaries.
Environmental Greening
Provide shading, cover and contribute to a greener environment.
Economic Value
Deliver food, drink and a full cashew value chain to landowners.
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