Economy & Livelihoods
Land, River, and Herd
The Reli economy, and the programs being built to strengthen it.
Livelihoods
How the Reli People Sustain Themselves
Cassava, maize, sorghum, millet, and peas grown communally across Itula Sub-County.
Cattle, goats, and sheep - the reason Itula is known today as cattle-keeping country.
The Waka-lo-Gimero wetlands are opened for fishing only when Gimero clan elders declare the season.
SACCOs and a cultural development fund are being built to support Reli livelihoods and youth enterprise.
Development & Programs
Government Support We're Requesting
Priorities the General Assembly has formally requested from the Government of Uganda.
Land & Natural Resources
Land in Itula Sub-County remains central to Reli livelihoods and identity - farmed communally, grazed by livestock, and home to the sacred sites the Assembly has committed to protecting. Stewardship of this land sits at the heart of the kingdom's development priorities.