Under wayConfidenceHighAgriculture & Food Security

Introduce electric fences to prevent elephant movement to villages and maintain them with the help of community participation.

Why this status

Under way. The Government has initiated a human-elephant-conflict programme that includes plans for 800 kilometres of electric fencing to protect villages, while a community programme trained electric-fence assistants in maintenance and coordination. The reviewed evidence does not establish that the planned fencing network has been completed.

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Evidence timeline

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  1. 24 Jul 2025SupportsOfficial release
    In July 2025, the President directed preparation of plans for proposed 800 kilometres of electric fencing and restoration of 16 elephant corridors to prevent elephants entering villages, with village-level assessments and public support.
    Open source
  2. 21 Oct 2025SupportsOfficial release
    The October 2025 Thabbowa programme trained 135 electric-fence assistants and focused on their maintenance duties and community coordination.
    Open source

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