African Green Health Network-AGHNET promotes the right to a clean and healthy environment amidst increased environmental pollution & climate change effects.
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#MtElgonProject:
11 FARMER GROUPS IN MT. ELGON SUB-REGION RECEIVE COFFEE PRODUCTION MACHINES
NEMA through its Mt. Elgon Project, and partners SECU, KMWE and BIACE, has equipped more than 11 farmer groups with coffee pulping machines, digital weighing scales and other post-harvest tools to improve coffee quality and farmers’ livelihoods.
The intervention promotes shared access to equipment, enabling farmers to process their coffee cherries affordably, improve quality and enhance their market competitiveness.
At Katongo Growers Cooperative Society, the equipment is expected to benefit 1,650 farmers, while Chema Growers Cooperative Society expects to serve 663 farmers.
At Bumati, 103 members, including 16 women, are expected to benefit.
By combining practical tools with farmer empowerment, the project is strengthening coffee production and supporting more inclusive, sustainable livelihoods across the Mt. Elgon sub-region.
Supported by @theGEF and @UNEP
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LIST: How districts shared Shs500b irrigation projects.
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🇺🇳 United in purpose, committed to serving humanity!
@UNDPUganda was delighted to join fellow UN agencies, @UNODCEastAfrica, @UNIDO_Uganda and @UNV_ESARO, in celebrating #UNDay at a special gathering organized by @UNFCU.
Beyond the celebrations, the occasion provided an opportunity to reflect on the values that unite us as the UN family, the power of collective action, and our shared responsibility to improve lives and ensure that no one is left behind.
As we commemorate #UN Day, we reaffirm our commitment to strengthening partnerships, advancing the #SDGs and building a more inclusive, peaceful and sustainable future for all. 🌍
My take; CSOs urge 12th Parliament to prioritise citizens over politics | Monitor share.google/dCrE8IVnK43Fo5…👆. Cc @GreenAghnet. Environmental conservation amidst climate change.
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The Local Development Partners Group (LDPG) held its retreat today in Kampala to discuss how stronger partnerships, increased private sector investment and better coordination can support Uganda’s economic transformation and sustainable development.
#SDGs
#Partnerships
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AGHNET @GreenAghnet and partners are bringing to you the 7th SDG Run. Kindly take note of the date; 22nd Nov 2026; Please dont miss. cc @youthgogreen.
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What does #UNDay mean to those who work every day to advance the mission of the United Nations? 🇺🇳
For our team at @UNDPUganda, it is more than an annual celebration, it is a reminder of our shared purpose to advance the #SDGs, serve local communities, and ensure no one is left behind.
Listen to their reflections on what working with the @UN signifies to them.📹
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#HoimaCity Mayor Edward Isingoma at the #4thClimateChangeAwarenessRun: "Let us clean Hoima, let us make Hoima beautiful. That is our responsibility, that is our pride, that is our legacy." He also raised concern over rising environmental degradation.
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When heavy rains come, families lose property, businesses suffer and roads flood. As we talk about El Nino rains, let's not ignore how poor waste disposal and wetland destruction worsen flooding. We must protect our environment to protect our communities.
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Climate hazards are disrupting sports events.
🌡️ Extreme heat
🌫️ Wildfire smoke
🌊 Storms and floods
🕐 Schedule disruption
👥 Spectators exposed to risks
The climate crisis is changing the rules of the game. ➡️ ow.ly/9EMV5100B8q
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Sh43 billion available for Mt Elgon landslide resettlement, says PM Nabbanja
Nabbanja said the resettlement programme would be implemented in phases, with priority given to households facing the greatest danger, particularly as Uganda prepares for anticipated heavy rains.
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A quick look at our planned events and engagements; check out emliuganda.org/events/
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Today, we join the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development and other partners in hosting the 7th National Forum on Business and Human Rights.
Together, we are advancing dialogue and action to ensure that businesses contribute to a fair, inclusive society. #HumanRights
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🇺🇳 United in purpose, committed to serving humanity!
@UNDPUganda was delighted to join fellow UN agencies, @UNODCEastAfrica, @UNIDO_Uganda and @UNV_ESARO, in celebrating #UNDay at a special gathering organized by @UNFCU.
Beyond the celebrations, the occasion provided an opportunity to reflect on the values that unite us as the UN family, the power of collective action, and our shared responsibility to improve lives and ensure that no one is left behind.
As we commemorate #UN Day, we reaffirm our commitment to strengthening partnerships, advancing the #SDGs and building a more inclusive, peaceful and sustainable future for all. 🌍
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Climate leadership starts at home.
By 2025, @UNDP had cut operational emissions by 25% compared with 2018.
More than 200 projects are now reducing emissions, saving energy costs and helping offices remain operational during crises.
➡️Find out more: go.undp.org/GreeningMoonshot…
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Amid a year of devastating climate impacts, an energy crisis, and rising prices, WRI sees three major opportunities for #COP31 to advance action:
⚡Energy
💰Adaptation
🌊Ocean
Learn more about the issues to watch at COP31: go.wri.org/cop31-issues
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How Batwa lost their land
Anthropologists and historians have often placed the Batwa under the broad term “pygmies”, a word that carries a painful history. Although it was originally used to describe several short-statured forest communities in Central Africa, the word has also been used to mock and belittle them.
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The Prime Minister of Uganda, Robinah Nabbanja, has tasked food systems experts to explore solutions that will ensure that the country is food secure at the same time creating jobs for the youth and women.
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