An international partnership with the Municipality of Sinnai, leading the "WAEPA" project in Uganda. The goal? Implementation of actions to protect water and the environment, aimed at improving the living conditions of communities in the Adjumani District, in the north of the African country. The project involves interventions in the sectors of water, environment, agriculture, and education, with the aim of promoting access to safe water, protecting natural resources, and resilience to climate change.

It will be implemented with funding from the Sardinia Region, in partnership with the University of Sassari – Desertification Research Unit (NRD), the Adjumani District, and the local organization Anawim Africa, as part of a collaborative effort between institutions, the research community, and local communities. The Sinnai delegation has already arrived in the African country with Mayor Barbara Pusceddu and officials from the municipality. "With this project," stated Barbara Pusceddu, "our municipality confirms its commitment to international cooperation and the promotion of sustainable and inclusive development. The mission to Uganda represents a crucial moment for strengthening relationships with local institutions and launching activities, continuing the work already underway. We believe that investing in access to water, environmental protection, and community training means making a concrete contribution to improving people's quality of life and building lasting relationships between territories."
"With this initiative," the mayor added, "the Municipality of Sinnai is strengthening its role in international cooperation policies, contributing to the dissemination of inclusive, participatory, and sustainability-oriented development models."

The Sardinian delegation from Sinnai has been on an institutional mission to Adjumani for several days to meet with local authorities, strengthen the partnership, and launch the planned activities, finalizing the intervention schedule with partners. They were already received by General and Deputy Prime Minister Moses Ali, who has previously been a guest of the Sardinia Regional Council on two previous occasions.