History

Save the Nile began as a grassroots response to rising plastic pollution and declining fisheries. We grew from small cleanups to a program set that includes education, recycling innovation, and livelihood support. Partnerships with local and international organizations have allowed us to scale activities and test new technology in the field.

To restore and protect the Nile River by leading a community-driven enviromental and biodiversity conservation; reducing plastic pollution, empowering local communities through collaborative education and action; advocating for sustainable water, land management; uphodling the rule of law and justice; mitigating and managing community conflicts through promotion of peace, unity and reconcilation; improving and supporting community livehoods and resilence forstering human dignity for all; and ensuring a thriving Nile for present and future generations.

Our Mission

To have a restored and vibrant Nile River, free from pollution, rich in biodiversity, and serving as a foundation for sustainable, peaceful, transformative, innovative and resilent communities that are interprendently properous socially and economically.

Our Vision

Our Core Values

• Human rights, dignity, and gender equality

• Honesty, transparency, and accountability

• Respect for environmental protection

• Equal participation and teamwork

• Creativity and practical innovation

• Support for the most vulnerable people

Meet Our Team

Dedicated professionals committed to our mission.

Makur Majeng

Project Manager

Awut Dut Paul

Community Liaison

Aluet Garang

Environmental Educator

Ateny Adut

Communications Lead