AGHNET-Green Health Network.; Climate change is one of the biggest threats to Uganda's Agricultural sector especially the coffee value chain which suports nearly 3.5 million households.

Solar Energy can enhance agricultural productivity, reduce post-harvest losses & support sustainable agricultural practices. See the link for key policy issues & recommendations to scale-up Productive Use of Solar Energy (PUSE) in Uganda’s Agriculture. acode-u.org/viewpdf.php?fi…

Planting trees 🌳is very vital in different ways like Carbon storage, Oxygen provision, Soil Erosion Prevention and microclimate control . #PlantingTrees #ClimateCrisis #GreenAfrica #GlobalWarming

Dear my people, please be careful and stay alert. 🙏🏾 I’m sharing this because we survived a very scary incident, and it made me realize how unsafe Kampala is. It is now extremely risky moving at night whether on a boda or in a car. There is an increasing pattern of thugs

🆕🗞️ A seasonal inventory of household fuel consumption and associated emissions using digital methods in Eastern Rwanda. 🖊️Valens Uwizeyimana, Jean Bosco Nkurikiye, Jean Aime Ruticumugambi, Julienne Gatesi, etc. 👉 doi.org/10.1016/j.esd.… Ministry of Environment - Rwanda, Ministry of Infrastructure | Rwanda, EU Delegation to Rwanda

AGHNET-Green Health Network.;Cutting planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions doesn’t just save humanity from the effects of climate change, it delivers immediate health benefits. Climate action policies cut air pollution - which currently contributes to around 8 million annual premature deaths.

Over 95% of rural households in Uganda rely on firewood and charcoal, exposing women and children to harmful smoke while our forests continue to disappear. Through the Nationally Determined Contributions and Uganda’s Energy Transition Plan, a shift to #clean, sustainable energy

If you were to enter the coffee value chain today, would you know where to start, what to prioritise, and how to scale toward export markets? Join us online for a practical and strategic session with Gerald Katabazi, Founder and CEO of Volcano Coffee, as he shares his journey

🌱 Investing in nature-based solutions is a smart way to fund resilience, not disasters. Funding disaster resilience gives economic returns. 💰 🌐 Investing in reducing disaster risk makes financial sense. Because #ResiliencePays ➡️ow.ly/5y6550YgL5e

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Local languages, break walls & this fastens recovery interventions.

💡 Anticipatory action delivers humanitarian aid before disaster strikes. Acting before the event protects lives, livelihoods, and dignity. Learn more from Anticipation Hub ➡️ ow.ly/IfVO50WHnUb #HNPW #AnticipatoryAction

For small holder farmers too, the focus must extend beyond seed quality, practices on farm to localized PHH, value addition and market linkages!! This cannot certainly be considered at harvest time. #Doingthingsdifferently with future in mind.

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To every Resilient Woman:Happy women’s day!!

Loading ... 📅 18–19 August 2026 📍 Kampala Serena Hotel #RIC2026 #IndustrialCompetitiveness #EAC #AfCFTA

It’s good to learn, in such times. This is important.