Growing coffee from seed in northern Uganda & selling ethical Ugandan coffee around the world to raise funds & awareness for the charity Seeds for Development.
Simon planted his #coffee seedlings in northern #Uganda at the beginning of 2012. What a great income generating investment it was. He has now paid for his wife to start a tailoring business and has many more plans.
In this experiment Dr Rob Thompson of @UniRdg_Met shows just how long it takes water to soak into parched ground, illustrating why heavy rainfall after a #drought can be dangerous and might lead to flashfloods.
@R0b1et@UniRdg_water
Uganda exported 536,889 60-kilo bags of coffee valued at US$75.25m in Dec 2021, registering an increase of 28% & 101% in quantity & value compared to Dec 2020. Coffee exports for 12 months, Jan 2021 to Dec 2021, totaled 6.77m bags worth US 718.57m. https://t.co/m6y53GrQ2P
1 year on we sadly remember those killed during the unrest on 18 & 19 Nov 2020. We continue to ask the Govt of Uganda to fulfil its commitment to fully & transparently investigate what happened, bringing those responsible to account, affording justice to those who lost loved ones
The Prince of Wales today spoke to Ugandan climate activist @vanessa_vash about the role young people can play in ensuring the health of the planet for future generations. 🌍🌊
#COP26
“Your future depends upon the future of the planet. But only if we all work hard now to make our planet healthy again, will your future be healthy too.”
🌎 The Prince has joined six young climate activists from six continents in a new #SkyKids documentary ahead of #COP26.
Ahead of #COP26Glasgow, South Sudan's floods are a sobering reminder of what's at stake in the current #ClimateCrisis - In the latest edition of Africa Today, we interview South Sudan's Ministry For Humanitarian Affairs Peter Mayen Majongdit ▶️https://t.co/ToheGbrdeN
This is Nighty and the 10 children she cares for. In the white bag is maize grown by farmers supported by Seeds for Development. This will feed her family for about 5 days. Without it they would be very hungry.
We hear a lot about increasing teenage pregnancy and food insecurity from people we support in northern #Uganda. This excellent interview by @danshamblin with @UNICEFUganda Representative @Munir_Safieldin talks about this and the impact of #COVID19 on children across #Uganda.
The last temporary ban on girls’ schooling under the Taliban’s rule in Afghanistan lasted five years. We can’t let that happen again. Join Malala and Afghan women's rights advocates call to leaders to get girls back in school #LetAfghanGirlsLearn https://t.co/QJn1DlKWao
This is Nighty and the 10 children she cares for. In the white bag is maize grown by farmers supported by Seeds for Development. This will feed her family for about 5 days. Without it they would be very hungry.
Today is #InternationalYouthDay! To celebrate, @PrincesTrustInt have spoken to young people across the world about their solutions for a more sustainable future.
"Coffee is the 2nd most traded commodity in the world after oil. My appeal to Ugandans is take coffee seriously. When you see a coffee leaf, flower, cherry...it's money. We are seated on gold unfortunately we have not embraced coffee as a business," Apollo #Coffeetalk @nxtradioug
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