Membership Guide

Membership Guide

ACSA Uganda currently has a membership of 31 organizations. Membership is open to Farmer Organizations (Cooperatives & Associations), Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), and Community Based Organizations (CBOs) working with small holder farmers in Uganda.

Criteria for joining ACSA

  • Work with smallholder farmer communities with a focus on sustainable agriculture.
  • Recognise smallholder farmers as key to sustainable development.
  • Actively promote indigenous knowledge and skills of Sustainable Agriculture.
  • Be committed and willing to share knowledge and skills through networking with other ACSA members.
  • Be willing to actively participate in ACSA activities and promote the objectives of the Coalition.
  • Be willing to pay annual Membership fees of UGX 200,000 (Uganda Shillings), which is subscribed annually at the
    secretariat by all members at the beginning of every ACSA financial/calendar year.

Benefits of the membership

  • All registered members are eligible to attend ACSA-organized capacity-building
    workshops at the national and regional levels.
  • Access to complimentary copies of all ACSA publications for information sharing.
  • Linkage to other networks and service providers for support of Member Organizations (MOs) innovations and initiatives.
  • Collective Advocacy
  • Support information sharing among MOs through exhibitions, exposure and exchange visits at different levels.
  • Continuous organization capacity assessment to address MOs capacity gaps.
  • Design and implementation of Joint project proposals and activities
  • Represent ACSA in different fora

Become a member

  • All registered members are eligible to attend ACSA-organized capacity-building
    workshops at the national and regional levels.
  • Access to complimentary copies of all ACSA publications for information sharing.
  • Linkage to other networks and service providers for support of Member Organizations (MOs) innovations and initiatives.
  • Collective Advocacy
  • Support information sharing among MOs through exhibitions, exposure and exchange visits at different levels.
  • Continuous organization capacity assessment to address MOs capacity gaps.
  • Design and implementation of Joint project proposals and activities
  • Represent ACSA in different fora
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