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TEPU’s corporate social responsibility strategy is guided by the four TotalEnergies Foundation pillars: Education and Inclusion, Road Safety, Climate Coastal Areas and Oceans and Cultural Dialogue and Heritage.
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The Company has partnered with the Cross-Cultural Foundation of Uganda to implement a one-year project starting July 2022 dubbed ‘Culture for Livelihood’ to promote culture in Bunyoro, Bugungu, Alur and Acholi sub-regions.
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Our Community football program is popular and has engaged over 100,000 youth and women annually.
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We have contributed to the ROOT campaign by planting 100,586 trees through our CSR & 140,074 trees through our Biodiversity Programme in the Budongo Forest corridor.
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Road safety in schools:259 teachers trained, 128 active schools & 19,049 students in primary & secondary schools have attended & completed modules of the Road Safety program.
Since 2012, TotalEnergies EP Uganda (TEPU) corporate social responsibility initiatives have directly and indirectly impacted and benefited over 500,000 people by enabling access to improved healthcare, quality education, encouraging environmental stewardship through tree planting and facilitating adoption of solar lighting, promoting youth inclusion by supporting football leagues in our communities. Over ten years, TEPU has invested over $4.4 million in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, and our investment will continue to increase following the start of the development phase of the Tilenga Project.
Our major focus is on the operational areas of Buliisa and Nwoya districts and secondary in Pakwach, Nebbi, Hoima, Masindi, Kikuube plus also at national level. CSR initiatives are selected from local development priorities that align with TEPU’s thematic focus
TotalEnergies EP Uganda's CSR initiatives are based on our sustainability pillars of:
- Education and Inclusion
- Road safety
- Climate - Tree planting
- Affordable and clean energy
- Good health and well being
- Cultural Heritage & Dialogue
