Ugandan WASH Project
The WASH project is a scheme to bring improved sanitation to Ugandan villages.
March 2025
Presenting Paul Harris medals to Rotarian George Sozzi for his outstanding help in making The Rotary Club Of Falmouth UK.'s wash project so successful, and Josephine Nalwegeya for her role in bringing clean water and sanitation to 2 schools and villages near Masaka Uganda.
Feb 2019
Members of Falmouth Rotary Club recently returned from a one week visit to Masaka in Uganda where they advised the local council on their waste management procedures.
Rotarians John Pearce and Rod Allday investigated waste management procedures in the city, which has a population of around 103,829.
They were accompanied by Margaret Bates, professor of sustainable waste management at Northampton University and Vicki Cooper, owner of 360Environmental, a waste management consultancy.
Whilst in Uganda, John and Rod also visited the rural areas of Bukomansimbi and Kamazinda, to see how the Rotary Club's Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) project has been implemented.
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