Our Objectives

UTAP is a non-profit and non-governmental organization that serves as a model for empowering rural African communities while keeping indigenous cultures intact. We provide:

  • instructions about modified agricultural methods to improve local crops.
  • Offer research and resources to attain water security.
  • Resilient educational plans that introduce information technology and skills to operate on a level that will meet the community's needs.

Major Areas   

  • Humanitarian
  • Poverty Reduction
  • Rural Irrigation (Water & Food Security)
  • Non-governmental, nonpolitical Economic Development Efforts
  • Education Funding for Engineering (i.e., Environment, Water, & Agro. Processing, and so forth)

All functions operate based on accountability, transparency, and integrity.

 

 

  • The Dry Season

    In the dry season, agricultural operation is impossible without irrigation. Farmers move to cities, creating population density and poverty. The dry season is one of two seasons in semi-arid Africa.  The dry season is characterized by low humidity, lack of water and depletion of subsistence crops between November to April yearly.

  • The Rainy-Wet Season

    The rainy or wet season occurs during a warm season, or summer, precipitation takes place.  In the wet season, air quality improves, freshwater quality improves, and vegetation grows substantially, leading to crop yields late in the season. Rivers overflow their banks and drain into lakes within the white Volta river networks.    

  • Dredging Existing Lakes

    In the dry season, agricultural operation is impossible without irrigation. Farmers move to cities, creating population density and poverty. The dry season is one of two seasons in semi-arid Africa.  The dry season is characterized by low humidity, lack of water, and depletion of subsistence crops between November to April yearly.