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UIRI focuses on the transformation of cow horns, a by-product of the livestock industry, into valuable artisan products. UIRI offers tools, training, and technical support for carving, polishing, and crafting cow horns into various items.
Jewelry: Unique, handcrafted bungles, buttons, and many more that highlight the natural beauty of cow horns.
Home décor items: Beautifully designed bowls, vases, and sculptures that add an artistic touch to interiors.
Cutlery and handles for tools: Durable, stylish handles for knives and utensils, as well as decorative cutlery.
Converts agricultural waste into high-value, marketable products.
Supports traditional craftsmanship and artisanal skills.
Creates unique products for domestic and international markets.
Strengthens the economic potential of Uganda’s livestock industry by adding value to by-products.
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