This #WorldEnvironmentDay2026, RGF joins the world under the theme: “Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future.”
Through afforestation, renewable energy, waste-to-value, and community action, we continue to support a greener and more climate-resilient future.
Introducing the Community Energy Centre in Nakivale
A community-led platform bringing clean energy information, technology demonstrations, clean cooking, lighting, repairs, solar and electric cooking, fuel production, and productive use of energy closer to communities.
May 2026 is expected to remain wet across Uganda, with risks of flooding, waterlogging, landslides, crop damage, and transport disruptions.
Communities are encouraged to stay alert, clear drainage channels, secure weak structures, and follow official weather updates.
Opportunity Alert
RGF is seeking a Fundraising & Resource Mobilization Consultant.
Apply: [email protected]
Deadline: 1 June 2026
For more information, https://t.co/QR05HkIgiJ
Stakeholders are speaking.
Community leaders are highlighting how clean cooking technologies are improving lives less smoke, less firewood, more time.
Insight from the field matters. @IOM_Uganda@FoundationIkea@MastercardFdn@Welthungerhilfe
Small spaces can power big change.
From income generation to nutrition and Climate Smart Agriculture is proving that scalable solutions don’t need big land, just the right support. @theIRC@FoundationIkea@MastercardFdn@Heifer@Welthungerhilfe
Voices from the Flexible Mechanism Project matter.
Beneficiaries share how energy-efficient cookstoves are reducing firewood use, cutting smoke, and saving time.
What stands out most is not just the technology but the change in daily experience @IOM_Uganda@MastercardFdn
Experience Sharing & Learning on Household Energy in Nakivale
RGF convened partners, government, and communities to reflect on clean energy solutions transforming daily lives through reduced firewood dependence, improved health, and strengthened resilience.
As Uganda marks Water & Environment Week, we continues to support communities to adapt, recover, and thrive.
Through climate-smart practices and sustainable livelihoods, we are strengthening resilience, protecting natural resources, and driving long-term impact.
Celebrating Water & Environment Week
At RGF, we’re advancing clean energy and sustainable solutions in communities like Nakivale protecting natural resources while improving livelihoods and resilience.
Climate action must be local, practical, and inclusive.
Clean energy is transforming daily life in Nakivale.
Through integrated energy kits efficient cookstoves + solar lighting families are reducing firewood use, improving health, and increasing safety at home.
A simple solution with real impact.
From awareness to action 🔥
RGF has supported 140 households in Nakivale with clean energy kits combining Tier 4 cookstoves, solar lighting, and efficient cooking solutions.
Reducing firewood use, improving health, and strengthening climate resilience in communities.
Preparing communities for the shift to clean energy goes beyond equipment it requires awareness and confidence.
Through the Flexible Mechanism Project, RGF is engaging households in Nakivale with demonstrations on clean cooking and solar solutions.
Energy poverty is a protection issue. UNHCR notes firewood collection exposes women & girls to safety risks.
In Nakivale, 69% of households reported reduced fuel collection time after improved stoves.
Energy access must be part of gender protection — not just infrastructure.
Household air pollution is a major but overlooked health risk. WHO links it to 3.2M premature deaths yearly.
In Nakivale, improved stoves show impact: 53% less smoke, 92% no health issues reported. Clean cooking = preventive health infrastructure in fragile settings.
Clean cooking is also a forest governance issue.
From the PDM under the Flexible Mechanism project, 73% of households reported reduced fuel use after adopting improved cookstoves.
At scale, this reduces pressure on surrounding forests not just household costs.
Clean cooking in displacement settings isn’t a tech problem it’s an investment gap.
Our Nakivale PDM shows:
• 94% of households used the improved stove
• 86% remain active users
People are ready to transition. What’s missing is long-term financing beyond one-off aid.
Repair Africa Fort Portal: 436 people received free healthcare from 12 Buhinga Hospital doctors and 7 community doctors. Services included cancer screening, malaria treatment, family planning, sickle cell screening, check-ups, and pediatric care—strengthening community health.
The 5th edition of Repair Africa successfully took place in Fort Portal, a key milestone in building resilient, innovative and sustainable communities. from Kampala to Kasese and now Fort Portal.