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Eunice Adong

The Inspiring Journey of Adong Eunice, a Farmer Field School Facilitator

In small home in Abolo B Village, Teboke Sub-County, Apac District northern Uganda, a table which belong to Adong Eunice, a small holder farmer is overflowing with groundnuts, guava, sesame, palm…

Atimango Sharon raises a cassava stem tuber harvested from the joint farmers group garden. Photo credit: Oxfam

Cassava Applied Research for Food Security

About the ProjectThis is a 3-year Applied Research Fund project funded by NWO-WOTRO designed to improve the food and income security situation of 2,500 small holder farmers in Pader and Oyam…

The Land Awareness Week 2017

The main objective of the Land Awareness Week (LAW) is to provide platforms for massive community awareness raising and community capacity strengthening on land rights, land governance,…

Zawadi Esther harvesting cassava on her farm in Tiapi village, Ayavu Parish. The mother of five children supports her family with farming.

Women's land rights in Northern Uganda

Land is a very vital resource in production, to be able to grow more food in order to improve nutrition and raise incomes; women need equal access to land and production services. Whereas…

Climate change is the single biggest threat to fight hunger. For women producers it means investing their labour,time and money in vain. Adaptation therefore becomes crucial

Delivery of Adaptation finance in Uganda

The amount of international climate finance approved to help developing countries address the impacts of climate change increased eightfold between 2008 and 2012. However, in Uganda little is known…

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