
The government partner of the co-management agreement. Established under the Uganda Wildlife Act, UWA is responsible for the management, protection, and sustainable use of Uganda's wildlife and protected areas.

An international conservation charity working to protect the world's largest land animals and the landscapes they need to survive. Founded in 2011, Space for Giants works across Africa with governments, communities, and the private sector to design and deliver conservation that is financially sustainable, scientifically credible, and socially inclusive.
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A professional safari and conservation company with a long-standing operational presence in the reserve. KOS has held a hunting concession since 2008, a 20-year arrangement under which it conducts regulated sport hunting, distributes revenue to nine surrounding local governments, and supports basic reserve operations.
PUCWA represents the pastoralists, farmers, and families of Karamoja whose livelihoods and daily lives are most directly affected by the reserve. It provides the community governance voice within the co-management structure: advocating for community interests, facilitating benefit distribution, and ensuring conservation remains accountable to the people it is meant to serve.

Napak, Nabilatuk, Nakapiripirit, Amudat, Kween, Bulambuli, Bukedea, Kumi, and Katakwi. Under the concession agreement, a proportion of all revenues is distributed to these districts, a direct financial link between the reserve's conservation activities and local government income.