TurakoliWild Safaris · Uganda
Geodesic greenhouse dome lit up at dusk at Bioksanland, near Lake Victoria

Community impact

One journey.
A wider impact.

1/3

One third of our profits goes back to the community.

Why

Turakoli believes that tourism should share the value it creates with the places that make travel possible.

This is a commitment of one third of profits — not of revenue, booking value or the price of a safari. It is reinvested in community initiatives in Uganda.

Where the support can go

Long-term work, decided locally.

Healthcare

Access to care, prevention and professional development close to where people live.

Education

Learning resources and opportunities that stay in the community.

Sustainability

Renewable energy, water and soil work that reduces long-term dependency.

Environmental initiatives

Habitat protection and conservation work alongside local partners.

Local development

Enterprise, employment and infrastructure designed and led locally.

WorldProject

One of the organisations whose projects benefit from this commitment.

Turakoli and WorldProject share a belief that sustainable development works best when local people are part of designing and building the solutions that affect their communities.

Ugandan health worker examining a sample under a microscope

Kikaya Medical Center

Accessible healthcare, prevention and professional development rooted in the community.

Cupped hands holding dried coffee cherries, one bright red cherry among them

Bioksanland

Sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, research and local innovation designed to strengthen long-term self-reliance.

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