Join the panel discussion on key debates in climate change and East Africa! Prof. Justine J. Namaalwa leads the conversation on the vital role of research in informing and shaping effective climate actions. #GroundingClimateChangeEA

#MWEworks: The RAMSAR CENTRE FOR EASTERN AFRICA (RAMCEA) held its 4th Governing Council meeting in Dar es Salaam with a field trip to Rufiji-Mafia-Kilwa Delta marine ramsar site in the region of Tanzania where initiatives such as mangroves restoration, policy dev’t, livelihoods improvement are being undertaken.

Alfred Obia from Gulu University shares insights on climate change adaptation: Soil amendments & conservation agriculture can help! Key findings: Amendments increase soil moisture & reduce temperature, except in fine-textured & volcanic soils. #GroundingClimateChangeEA

. Kabiito Bendicto on presenting about Bridging the ‘Universalistic - Locallistic Divide’ in Africa’s Sustainability practices at #GroundingClimateChangeEA highlights that we need to bridge universalistic and localistic interpretation of reality.

Prof. Jim Spire Ssentongo highlights how ancient myths, though unproven scientifically, were used to protect the environment & conserve nature. Fear-based stories sparked sustainable practices, showcasing traditional knowledge's power in preserving our nature. ‘Story about Musambwa island’

What have you heard about “Musambwa” island? #GroundingClimateChangeEA

. Jim Spire Ssentongo is a national gem! His documentary on 'Musambwa' island and its secrets is a must-watch! Discover how humans can thrive in sync with nature - an unforgettable experience awaits you on this mesmerizing island! 🏝️ #GroundingClimateChangeEA

The African cultural histories are such fascinating stories that highlight meaningful relationships between ecology & human nature. ~ Prof Dr. Laury Lawrence Ocen from liraUniversity - keynote about ‘Framing Climate security within the historical lenses of Oral Texts’

Landslides remain a devastating injustice in our communities, worsening vulnerability to climate hazards in the Bududa landscape. Women & children bear the brunt of this climate crisis, facing disproportionate risks and consequences. ~Anthony Wolimbwa #GroundingClimateChangeEA

Natural disasters are not just isolated events, but a manifestation of climate change. To effectively address them, we need to integrate climate change adaptation into all levels of decision-making and conduct further research. This will enable us to make well-informed decisions

Government has established a comprehensive framework to address climate change, including the National Climate Policy (2015) & other strategies aligned with the NDP. These initiatives aim to effectively manage & mitigate the impacts of climate change.~ Jamiru - MINISTRY OF WATER AND ENVIRONMENT 🇺🇬

#MakRun2024 On 8th August, 2024, we will be once again hitting the road for the Mak-Run 2024 Edition. This year, the proceeds from the run will be going to support Students with Disabilities. Time: 1 7:00am, Venue: Freedom Square Details: media.gcic.go.ug/stepping-towar

We are giving away kits🤩 Qn 1. How many tracks are there for this year's edition of the MakRun? 2. How many other editions of MakRun have happened before? Answer any of those and win yourself a kit. We're waiting... #MakRun2024

With Makerere University committed to enhance inclusive Education Practices & Processes, it is a Journey that requires each one of us to support, including Learning from Partners such as University of Pretoria and other partners under Mastercard Foundation

The 2nd RUFORUM Triennial conference has kicked off today at Windhoek, Namibia. Theme for this year’s  #conference is “Operationalising Higher Agricultural Education & Research Ecosystems for Innovation, Industrialisation and Economic Development in Africa: A Call for Action”

Faculty from DEM, MAK have joined staff from partner institutions under the AgrGROW Project in a 5-day Collaborative Learning Ecosystem (CLE) Creation Workshop at Bugema Univ. The workshop is meant to equip faculty with competences in creating a CLE with relevant actors .

It is day-4 of the Collaborative Learning Ecosystem (CLE) Creation workshop under the AgrGROW Project. It's been filled with discussions, excursions & expert trainings on how to ensure that universities involve various actors in teaching & learning to produce competent graduate.

AfPEC inception workshop in Mbale City: The project team led by Dr Anne Mette Lykke from Aarhus University, & Prof. John Tabuti & Prof. Frank Mugagga from @makerere is introducing the different work packages to stakeholders from the Mt. Elgon Region.

Forestry al& scientific dep’t was the very 1st government dept set up by Colonialists in 1898-1927 & in 1929 the 1st forestry policy was formulated. This led to gazzetment of most of the forest reserves btw 1898-1961. Says Stuart Maniraguha the National Forestry Authority-Uganda Ag. ED. #Forestchat #Treechat

“In 1972 the forestry sector suffered due to policies like the double production that led to loss of forest cover to crop production until 1987 when a major reform came in to restore the forests through restoration” says Stuart Maniraguha while delivering a public lecture Makerere University