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12 June 2025The Eswatini Environment Fund (EEF) made a significant impact at this year’s Buganu Festival (Marula Festival) by engaging festival-goers on available funding opportunities for environmental projects. The festival, a highly anticipated cultural event in Eswatini, provided an ideal platform for raising awareness about sustainable environmental practices and encouraging communities to apply for funding.
Raising Awareness on Environmental Funding
During the festival, attendees were informed about the application process for the Eswatini Environment Fund, which supports projects that promote environmental conservation and sustainability. Representatives from the fund explained how individuals, community groups, and organizations could access financial support for initiatives that align with key environmental priorities.

The EEF’s participation in the Buganu Festival highlights the connection between cultural heritage and environmental conservation. By supporting sustainable projects, the fund ensures that Eswatini’s natural resources remain protected for future generations while empowering communities to take charge of their environmental well-being.
Key Environmental Priority Areas
Festival attendees were educated on the following key priority areas for funding:
- Sustainable Land Management – Encouraging responsible land use to prevent degradation and ensure productivity.
- Climate Change Adaptation – Supporting initiatives that help communities build resilience against climate change impacts.
- Ecosystem, Habitat, Biodiversity Protection & Sustainable Use – Promoting conservation efforts to maintain biodiversity and protect habitats.
- Sustainable Water Management – Enhancing the efficient and responsible use of water resources.
- Chemical and Waste Management – Addressing pollution through sustainable waste disposal and chemical management practices.
By engaging with festival-goers on these critical areas, the Eswatini Environment Fund continues to play a vital role in fostering environmental stewardship and sustainable development in the country.








