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CIRNA Project Inception Report
The “CIRcularity of Nutrients in AgroecoSystems and co-benefits on animal and human health (CIRNA)” project team successfully conducted its inception workshop on November 5, 2024, at Hotel Africana in Kampala. The workshop brought together key stakeholders from government ministries, research institutions, civil society organizations, and project implementing partners to introduce the project and co-create implementation
PREQUALIFICATION DOCUMENTS OF SUPPLIERS FOR SUPPLY FOR 2025 & 2026
Regenerate Africa invites competent companies and individuals to submit applications for prequalification for the provision of goods, services, and consultancy work for the Financial Year 2025–2026. Submission Deadline: 16th May 2025 at 5:00 PMHow to Apply: Submit your application in a single PDF or zipped file to info@regenerateafrica.org with the subject line clearly indicating the
INVITATION FOR PREQUALIFICATION OF PROVIDERS – FY 2025/2026
Regenerate Africa, invites qualified and competent providers to submit sealed bids for prequalification for the provision of goods, services, and consultancy for the financial year 2025–2026. Deadline for Submission: 25th April 2025 at 4:00 PM EAT Documents to be picked at Regenerate Africa Offices, Poster Road, Lukuli-Konge, Makindye East, Kampala at a non-refundable fee of
Harmonizing Health and Nature: The cost of inaction
In the heart Africa, where the rhythm of nature and culture intertwine, a silent but urgent crisis is reshaping the very essence of our existence. Picture the sweeping savannas that once echoed with the harmonious symphony of wildlife now bear witness to a different melody, one fraught with the discordant notes of climate-induced change. Rising
Celebrating International Reducing CO2 Emissions Day
Today, we unite to celebrate International Reducing CO2 Emissions Day, a moment torecognize the urgent need to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and protect our planet. As theclimate crisis intensifies, we are reminded that every action we take today has the power toshape a healthier, more resilient future for generations to come. Tackling CO2 emissions isnot
Circularity of Nutrients in Agroecosystems andCo-Benefits for Animal and Human Health – Project Brief
Introducing the CIRNA Project: Advancing Sustainable Farming in East Africa Smallholder farmers are at the heart of food security in East Africa. Yet, they face growing challenges from climate change, limited access to fertilizers, and health risks associated with poor manure management. The CIRNA Project (Circularity of Nutrients in Agroecosystems and Co-Benefits for Animal and
Challenges and Sustainable Practices in Uganda’s Mining
We are thrilled to share our Eastern Uganda Mining Sector Report, a comprehensive exploration of the region’s mineral wealth, operational capacities, and the critical role of the mining sector in advancing Uganda’s sustainable development and just energy transition. This report, written by Dr Susan Nakanwagi, developed following the UCMP’s exclusive mineral excursion (October 3-5, 2024),
Exploring Intersectionality: Climate Change Impacts on Health
Lead Author: Rebekah Montgomery (University of Minnesota, Humphrey School of Public Affairs). Co-Authors Niona Nakuya Kasekende (Regenerate Africa) and Monica Guendy (University of Minnesota, Humphrey School of Public Affairs) Climate change is already having significant impacts on human health. This factsheet examines how rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and changing disease patterns are putting pressure
Exploring Intersectionality: Link between Gender and Climate Change
Lead Author: Niona Nakuya Kasekende (Regenerate Africa) Co-Authors Monica Guendy (University of Minnesota, Humphrey School of Public Affairs), Rebekah Montgomery (University of Minnesota, Humphrey School of Public Affairs) Gender plays a pivotal role in how communities experience, adapt and build resilience to climate change. This factsheet explores how women, girls, and other marginalized groups bear the
Exploring Intersectionality: Interlinkages between Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights/Family Planning and Climate Change
Interlinkages between Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights/Family Planning and Climate Change Lead Author: Monica Guendy (University of Minnesota, Humphrey School of Public Affairs) Co-Authors: Niona Nakuya Kasekende (Regenerate Africa), Rebekah Montgomery (University of Minnesota, Humphrey School of Public Affairs) This factsheet highlights the crucial links between SRHR, family planning, and climate change. It highlights how