As 2020 comes to an end, we look back on a year with unprecedented challenges. Aidenvironment’s work to advance a more sustainable world has become more urgent and important. In this newsletter, we share some highlights on how we responded to this need. bit.ly/3apiGVM

She is finally here!!! Capt. Micheal Etiang wheeling in our second Airbus A330neo to a grand water salute. #ANewWorld #A330neo #FlyUgandaAirlines

The sum on the supposedly genuine DR form is wrong, The Electoral Commission - Uganda.

Hey Daniel, I would be interested in reading Nina's thesis. What to do?

I wonder who does not know that most traders leave their merchandise lying on the verandah or in the corridor for the night! If a lockdown is announced at 9pm, why shouldn't traders be allowed to return the following day to put their merchandise to good storage etc?

Some of our work on the child labour free zone approach - Uganda.

We are promoting the use of biogas digesters and enabling their construction through a blended financing model involving a 40% subsidy, a loan component, and beneficiaries’ up-front own contributions. Reach out if interested in collaborating. aidenvironment.org/2021/06/29/bio…

From sector transformation guidelines, to the child labour free zone approach, to blended financing for biogas digesters , and the link between the automotive industry and deforestation ... here is a bit of what we've worked on in the past few months.

Through the GFF Project, Aidenvironment is piloting bamboo as the main structural material for rainwater harvesting tanks in coffee-growing communities in Uganda. The lower costs will enable farmers to collect more rainwater and prevent soil erosion. bit.ly/3ejIio0

Aidenvironment, under its brand RAIN, will present one of its successful projects during the Water Resource Management for WASH session as part of World Water Week. Join us on 24 August, 10:00 - 11:30 and register here: bit.ly/3xUmVAE

Northern Uganda experiences floods and droughts. In the framework of the WASH SDG programme, Aidenvironment with AMREF Flying Doctors and Simavi (all members of WASH Alliance International), has piloted a solution to this problem in the Agago District. bit.ly/3myKFs2

On May 6, 2021, the LASER-PULSE East Africa Water Security project held the first stakeholder meeting. Seventy-two participants attended the meeting. Participants provided valuable insights and suggestions on data, policy, and stakeholder engagement: bit.ly/3u651Le

Thank you, Abili and the MINISTRY OF WATER AND ENVIRONMENT 🇺🇬 team in Kyoga WMZ for the support.

Congratulations, 𝐕𝐢𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐒𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐬 𝐂𝐥𝐮𝐛

"We are capable of saving ourselves from the climate change crisis that we are facing. To me, planting trees means saving our lives.” 🌎 Ochan has grown about 1,800 🌳 in the last 2 years and hopes to plant more in the near future. Read his story here: buff.ly/3zu223d

History was made today at #COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh as parties agreed to the establishment of a long-awaited loss and damage fund for assisting developing countries that are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change.

We wait to welcome you at our Upper Nile Field Office in Gulu City, Northern Uganda.

A groundbreaking study finds that coffee beans are bigger & more plentiful when birds and bees team up to protect and pollinate coffee plants.  This bee was captured this morning in action at #MashaCoffeeUg MAAIF_Coffee Production & Development Dept Darling Coffee Ug Aidenvironment.org Chekaptui Eunice Mount Elgon Coffee And Honey Co-Operative

Hello Umeme Limited, Kindly update me on the issue I reported months ago under ref. no. 673467-G. (first handled at the start of 2024 under ref. no. 669199-G). Except lights, virtually no other electrical appliance works. That's the same for all in the neighborhood. Upfront thanks.

Honoured to have sat on the panel with four great professionals to discuss the day's theme. Thought-provoking key note by Dr. Silver Mugisha on capacity building for the future generation. Congratulations to MINISTRY OF WATER AND ENVIRONMENT 🇺🇬 for an event well-organised. Dr. Alfred Okot Okidi Callist Tindimugaya