Smallholder farmers in Uganda have been urged to adopt new innovations in regenerative agriculture and renewable energy production to improve productivity, increase the marketability of their produce, and enhance household incomes. While addressing smallholder farmers
Ekitongole ekya Advocacy Coalition for Sustainable Agriculture (ACSA) nga kiri wamu ne University ya Mountains of the Moon esangibwa mu district ye Kabalore mu Fort Portal city mu kawefubbe wabwe owokunogera ebizibu ebisumbuwa abalimi bategese
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The National Coordinator of the Advocacy Coalition for Sustainable Agriculture (ACSA), Ms. Harriet Nakasi, has called on Ugandan farmers to embrace regenerative agriculture and the productive use of renewable energy to improve production and ensure
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African Women Rise for Climate Justice and Reparations On Wednesday, April 15, 2026, hundreds of women environmental defenders, community organisations, and their allies will mobilise across the continent and beyond to mark the inaugural African
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Background Agriculture remains a cornerstone of Uganda’s economy, contributing approximately 26.2% to the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the fiscal year 2024/25, up from 24.7% in the previous year (Uganda Bureau of Statistics [UBOS],
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Uganda is richly endowed with a diverse array of mineral resources, making it an emerging hotspot for mining in East Africa. From gold and copper to rare earth elements, the country holds vast untapped potential
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Background The agriculture market in Uganda was valued at USD 4.07 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 6.21 billion by 2031, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.20%. This
Uganda has great potential to benefit from development of organic value chains as these would enable producers and SMEs to earn ample income while supplying healthy and nutritious foods to population both in the local
Introduction 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
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Mrs. Hawa Nabaale, a vibrant and dedicated farmer, aged 34 and a mother of three children, hails from Buwembo-Kataita in Namayumba Town Council, Wakiso District. Alongside her husband, Mrs. Nabaale represents the next generation of
