At the launch , participants from various schools joined us, including Kyakimwe Peace, the Agroecology Club president of Rock Primary School in Kasese District. She shared her experience of being part of the club, saying, “The Agroecology Club has enabled us improve our school

As part of the launch , students and guests planted a variety of fruit trees symbolizing growth, sustainability, and the importance of nurturing our environment. This reinforces the message of agroecology working in harmony with nature to promote biodiversity and healthy food

We are at Karambi Primary School in Fortportal to kick off the 3rd edition of the Schools Agroecology Poem Writing Competition. Ms. Hope Enid the club patron highlighted that the Nutrition Club in this school has greatly improved the learners' health and education,

Happening Now. The official launch of the 3rd edition of the schools Agroecology Poem Writing Competition at Karambi Primary School under the theme of "Embracing Agroecology for Healthy Communities" Tag your school, former school or your children's school and motivate them

Prior to the COP 29, small-scale farmers developed a statement uniting them on the climate crisis frontlines, calling for equitable climate justice, agroecological practices, and polluter accountability. As climate impacts worsen, a policy shift is urgently needed. Small-scale

“Attending COP 29 in Baku was a powerful experience. As a small-scale farmer, I see firsthand how climate change affects our land, crops, and way of life. At COP 29, I had the chance to share our challenges and push for real solutions such as Agroecology because Agroecology is

Sharing lighthearted moments with the National Coordinator for @ESAFFUG Ms. @NMugimba at the 2nd Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference in Nairobi, Kenya 27th March. It is themed: "Harnessing the Potential of Agroecology in Transforming & Sustaining Resilient Agri-food systems"

We are at the 2nd Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference, scheduled from March 25th to 28th, 2025, at the Argyle Grand Hotel in Nairobi under the theme: "Strengthening Agri-Food System Transformation for Resilience, Sustainability, and Socioeconomic Development." This

This morning, we had the privilege of hosting a team from @oxfamnovib to explore the interconnectedness of the Rooted in Diversity and Cultivating Change in a Warming World projects. The discussion provided us with valuable insights and a deeper understanding of how these two

During the ToT training on Value Chain Development, we conducted a rapid market Survey in Gulu main market to facilitate a deeper understanding of market dynamics, consumer preferences and competition. This survey targeted farmers, traders, transporters, consumers and other

Did you know? Women produce nearly half of the world’s food but often face challenges accessing land, resources, and markets. What’s the biggest challenge for women farmers in your area? Comment with your choice & let’s discuss how to support women farmers! #Land4Women #IWD2025

ESAFF Uganda to host La Via Campesina Regional Secretariat La Via Campesina Southern and Eastern Africa (LVC SEAf) formalizes the transition of the regional office to ESAFF Uganda. This afternoon in Kampala, the leadership of ESAFF Uganda and LVC SEAf signed an MOU regarding

ESAFF Uganda developed the Agroecology Business Hub to help small-scale farmers, particularly women, develop business skills and gain economic empowerment. The Agroecology Business Hub trained 52 small-scale farmers from the West-Nile region to help them create successful

“My message to the youth farmers has been very simple. Crops that are sprayed are a great danger to people’s lives because of the chemicals used. Once we consume them, they affect our lives by causing us life-threatening ailments.”- Kato Moses Read full story here:

Today, together with other Civil society organizations, we presented the CSOs position paper on the Agro-Industrialization program in response to the National Budget Framework Paper (NBFP) FY 2025/26 to the committee on Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries raising concerns

There is a growing appreciation of crop varieties managed by local farmers, also referred to as farmers’ varieties. Farmer varieties are often appreciated for their attractive characteristics for both producers and consumers, such as adaptability to harsh environmental conditions

ESAFF Uganda at the #CAADPKampala2025 Summit The Comprehensive African Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) Summit in Kampala brought together African leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders to align Agricultural Sector Plans with the African Union's Agenda 2063. CAADP

Small-scale farmers urge the African Union Commission (AUC), member states, and all stakeholders to seize this crucial moment and adopt a truly inclusive and transformative vision for agriculture in Africa. They further call upon the AUC and all stakeholders to ensure that the

Merry Christmas from all of us at ESAFF Uganda As the year draws to a close, we want to take a moment to wish you and your loved ones a joyful and peaceful holiday season. May your Christmas be filled with warmth, love, and laughter, and may the new year bring prosperity,

"The world is in unprecedented turmoil, and we are all facing deep-rooted overlapping crises. We need a paradigm shift to reclaim the right to shape our own food systems for the well-being of people and the planet." @InfoNyeleni #NyéléniGlobalForum https://t.co/rr5q3iAcVO