From a humble indigenous crop to an innovation with immense potential! 🌿
Meet our female innovator championing Amaranth through value addition, demonstrating how this nutritious crop can be transformed into products that improve nutrition and create livelihood opportunities.
On 28th October, our innovator, Esther Ssebagala, Founder of Gades Organic Farm, showcased her innovative quail-based products @Hotel_Africana during Agroecology Week, hosted by @pelum_uganda.
Esther demonstrated the remarkable potential of quail farming through value addition.
The National Day of Cleaning is here! Get your tools ready, gather your team, and prepare to roll up your sleeves as we come together to clean our communities and protect our environment.
During the 16th Indigenous and Traditional Seed & Food Festival, held this week @ the Africana Hotel, we were honoured to host the Min. of Agriculture, Co-operatives, Commerce and Fisheries for the @BugandaKingdom, Owek. Hajj Amiisi Kakomo.
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HAPPENING NOW!
#MorethanAShade
Mr. Bagenda Isaiah one of our innovators, is showcasing the incredible range of products derived from the Sycamore tree, demonstrating its potential beyond its ecological value.
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Farmers are our 1st scientists.
Through generations of observation, experimentation, & lived experience, they have mastered the art of working with nature, preserving seeds, improving soils, & adapting to changing seasons.
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Carolyne Nakajubi
"Farmers are both the people we aim to reach and a vital source of solutions. Lasting progress in regenerative agriculture and renewable energy depends on recognizing and supporting them.”
This Thursday, the Program Manager, Carolyne Nakajubi, will present at the side event of the 16th Annual Indigenous and Traditional Seed and Food Festival, exploring farmer-led innovation, women’s empowerment, and sustainable food systems.
Happening Now:
Program Manager Carolyne Nakajubi will be presenting at the 16th Annual Indigenous and Traditional Seed and Food Festival side event, exploring farmer-led innovation, women’s empowerment, and agroecological practices, to improve ood systems.
HAPPENING NOW!
Are you passionate about indigenous seeds, traditional foods, and sustainable food systems? This is for you by @pelum_uganda!
Join @Env_Alert and Prolinnova Uganda as we celebrate the 16th Annual Indigenous and Traditional Seed and Food Festival.
VIRTUAL COMMEMORATION OF WORLD FOOD DAY 2026
Under the theme “Innovate Today. Nourish Tomorrow,”
The virtual Celebration will bring together the ENR-CSO Network, community members, and local government officials from Kasese and Ntoroko to share ideas, celebrate local innovations, and champion solutions that ensure everyone has access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food.
📅 Date: Thursday, 15th October 2026
⏰ Time: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM EAT
💻 Zoom Link: https://t.co/tbOsHr1EEH
@SuedwindAustria
As we celebrate 64 years of independence, we note that our independence is not only about our history, but also about the future we build for generations to come.
Mark the date!
The National Tree Planting Day will take place on Friday, 27th November 2026, at NaFORRI in Mukono.
The Toto Modern Clean Cooking Experience is at Kiddawalime Preparatory School, Namungoona!
@RECSO_NETWORK members, @teensuganda & @DetraEnergy are showcasing LPG, EPCs, air fryers, briquettes & other clean cooking solutions, helping children embrace sustainable cookinge.
The rains are here, and now is the time we need you the most!
Send in your Expression of Interest (EOI) directly to us for the supply of tree seedlings in Ntoroko and Kasese Districts.
Click on the link for more information.
https://t.co/F0iuKUJl7o
Right here in Mpigi, at JANGU INTERNATIONAL, Environmental Alert is well represented by Florence Nanteza at the CLIMATE ACTION SUMMIT.
THEME. Driving Local Climate Solutions Through Youth and Women Innovations.
Happy World Wildlife Day:
This WWD we celebrate the beauty, diversity, and importance of wild animals and plants across our planet.
Wildlife is not just part of nature it is the foundation of healthy ecosystems, resilient communities, and sustainable development.