Welcome to Otjimboyo Conservancy.
The Otjimboyo conservancy is one of the smallest conservancies in the Erongo Region.
There only about 342 persons living in 8 settlements in the area. Due to its size the conservancy seems to have been neglected in support and is one of the most vulnerable communities in Namibia as they bear the brunt of the climate change induced drought.
The people of the Otjimboyo Conservancy are in dire straits. This small and extremely vulnerable community is bearing the direct brunt of the prevailing climate crisis. The drought of several years in succession has hit both people, fauna and flora severely. There is only one major fresh water supply, i.e for both villages of Omihana and Otujapi. Elderly people and children have to walk up to 3 km to fetch water for their homes. These drums have to be rolled back to the homesteads.
