"Collective Voices for Sustainable Development"
WHO WE ARE
About Us
Advocacy Coalition for Sustainable Agriculture (ACSA) is a national network of Civil Society organizations (CSOs) which work with smallholder farmers and promote Sustainable Agriculture, Agricultural market development, Environmental conservation, and undertake Research and Advocacy. This is aimed at increasing farmers` understanding of policy issues affecting small holder farmers in Uganda.
MISSION
Empower civil society organizations working with small holder farmers to advocate for favorable AGRARIAN policy environment for sustainable agriculture communities
VISION
An empowered smallholder farmers' community working in a favorable Social, Economic and Political environment
Our Focus Areas
For ACSA to accomplish its mission and vision, six strategic focus areas were identified and these are; Advocacy and Lobbying, Research and documentation, Capacity building of member organizations (MOs), capacity building of ACSA Secretariat, Networks and Partnership building.
Resources
Explore our wide range of resources from Research & Studies, Policy Popular Versions, Policy Briefs, Budget Analyses, Innovations & Best practices, Member Organization profiles, Agrarian Policies, Agricultural Guides and Market Outlooks among others.
Our Focus Areas
For ACSA to accomplish its mission and vision, six strategic focus areas were identified and these are; Advocacy and Lobbying, Research and documentation, Capacity building of member organizations (MOs), capacity building of ACSA Secretariat, Networks and Partnership building.
Latest Publications
The Stamp Duty (Amendment) Act, 2025
Popular Version
The Stamp Duty (Amendment) Act, 2025 introduces significant changes to Schedule 2 of the Stamp Duty Act (Cap 339). Under this amendment, no stamp duty will be payable on: Agreements or memoranda of agreement, Mortgage deeds, and Mortgages of a crop.
Featured Video
Integrating Livestock in the Farming System – Experience from a Sustainable Agriculture Model Farmer
PUBLICATION
Policy Brief - EU Directive on Export Products
The European Union (EU) Directive on export products to inform the decisions of various stakeholders likely represents regulatory frameworks designed to govern standards, safety, sustainability, and ethical sourcing of goods entering or leaving the EU. One prominent example is the EU’s deforestation-free regulation (EUDR), which mandates the registration of coffee farmers in exporting countries.
NEWS & UPDATES
Latest from our Blog
Seasonal Market Outlook: Summary Performance of the Season of 2025 | March – July 2025
An Update on the Current Status of Mining Minerals in Uganda | Policy Brief
Seasonal Market Outlook: Summary Performance of the Second Season of 2024 | September 2024 – February, 2025
A Documentation of the Stumbling Blocks and Enablers in the implementation of the Organic Agriculture Value Chain in Uganda
Seasonal Market Outlook: Summary Performance of the Season of 2025 | March – July 2025
Background Agriculture remains a cornerstone of Uganda’s economy, contributing approximately 26.2% to the national Gross...
An Update on the Current Status of Mining Minerals in Uganda | Policy Brief
Uganda is richly endowed with a diverse array of mineral resources, making it an emerging...
Seasonal Market Outlook: Summary Performance of the Second Season of 2024 | September 2024 – February, 2025
Background The agriculture market in Uganda was valued at USD 4.07 billion in 2023 and...
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WHAT WE DO
Focus Areas
For ACSA to accomplish its mission and vision, six strategic focus areas were identified and these are; Advocacy and Lobbying, Research and documentation, Capacity building of member organizations (MOs), capacity building of ACSA Secretariat, Networks and Partnership building.