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REGENERATE AFRICA PRESENTS ON: INTERSECTIONALITY IN CLIMATE COMMITMENTS AT COP28
Regenerate Africa hosted a side event during the COP28 meetings in the Ugandan Pavilion on the 3rd of December, 2024. It was hosted by our Executive Director Charles Kabiswa, and featured speakers from Uganda, Malawi, Kenya, Nepal, USA, Tanzania, Niger, Rwanda, Madagascar among others. The session commenced with an address from the Permanent Secretary of
REGENERATE AFRICA PREPARES TO PRESENT AT COP28 IN DUBAI
As the world gears up for this year’s COP28 global climate conference, this year hosted in Dubai, Regenerate Africa is excited to announce that we will be presenting on the interlinkages between Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and climate change at a side event during COP28 on December 3rd, from 15:00 – 16:30pm
Meet our Intern: Denise Kyaddondo Najuuko
Regenerate Africa implements a Volunteer and internship Programme with an objective of motivating and enabling people from diverse segments of society and industry to further apply and develop their specialized skills, time and the talents while contributing to institutional development. Ms. Denise Najuuko is an intern at Regenerate Africa, and she is one of the
Meet Our Intern: Akanyijuka Felicity
Meet the remarkable Akanyijuka Felicity, a stand out intern at REGENERATE AFRICA, an NGO that stands as a beacon of excellence but also serves as a nurturing ground for passionate individuals like Felicity. With a degree in Bachelor of Arts in Social sciences majoring in gender studies from Makerere University. The overall objective of Felicity’s
REGENERATE AFRICA INTRODUCES ESG, SUSTAINABILITY PROJECT MANAGEMENT, AND REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE COURSES
Regenerate Africa is excited to announce the introduction of 3 courses, designed to give individuals and organizations the tools to better understand and steer private businesses, NGOs, and farmers into a more sustainable future. The three courses offered will be Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG), Sustainability Project Management, and Regenerative Agriculture Practices. Below is
WATER POLLUTION: A THREAT TO FOOD SECURITY IN UGANDA
by Denise K. Najuuko Water pollution is the contamination of groundwater or surface water by pollutants, for example, agricultural run-off, industrial waste, and many other things. Kampala is surrounded by wetlands, Lake Victoria, and water drains such as Nakivubo, and Lubigi. These water bodies are economically important and used for human welfare, but they are
SCOPING AGRIFOOD BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE WITH FAO
On Oct 31, Regenarate Africa hosted a scoping roundtable with key agribusinesses, networks, and financiers, focused on climate action and the cattle corridor of Uganda. Some background: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)’s Programme on Scaling up Climate Ambition on Land Use and Agriculture through Nationally
REGENERATE AFRICA AND CAN-TZ FORM PARTNERSHIP
On October 18th, Regenerate Africa has signed an MOU with CAN-Tanzania. Both organizations are aiming to advance mitigation and adaptation to climate change impacts, promoting sustainable development, and fostering a regenerative economy in Uganda, Tanzania, and East Africa as a whole! Within that, they will be regionalizing the integration of health (SRHR) into Climate Action
Call for Expression of Interest: Documentary Production
Regenerate Africa is calling for the Expression of Interest by service provider/technical expert to develop an a short documentary on SRHR and climate change linkage depicting community voices and appropriate strategic responsive actions in Ssi Bukunja Sub County, Buikwe district. Interested service providers/technical experts should submit their expressions of interest (as technical experts to undertake
Community Baraza in Buikwe District
On July 24-25th, Regenerate Africa organized a community baraza in Buikwe district to create awareness on Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and climate change in commemoration of the World Population Day, which was on the 11th of July. A two-day activity was conducted at Zitwe Primary School in Zitwe village, Ssi-Bukunja SubCounty in Buikwe district.