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Quantifying Tree Diversity, Forest Carbon Stocks and Carbon Sequestration Potential for Nalumuli Private Natural Forest, Buikwe District (Uganda)
The project is located in Buikwe District, Ssi-Bukunja Sub-county, Zittwe Parish and Nalumuli Village. The site of the project the whole sub-county of Ssi-Bukunja which is one of the few sub-counties in the greater Mukono that still have significant natural forest cover which is largely owned and managed by private entities and individuals. The objective
Building sustainable resilience of Uganda’s smallholder coffee farmers
The project geographical focus is in selected six (6) districts in Uganda i.e. 3 in the Lake Victoria Basin (i.e. Mukono, Buikwe and Kayunga) and 3 in the Mt. Elgon Region i.e. Bukwo, Kapchorwa, and Kween The project objective is, ´´to enhance small scale coffee farming communities’ resilience to climate shocks and stresses and increase
Kalanamu Great Outdoors and Recreation Center
Kalanamu Forest Greater Outdoors and Recreation Center Recreating in nature and forest offers us opportunities to better connect with the earth and inspire us to be good stewards by preserving, protecting and regenerating the ecosystem. Not only that, outdoor forest recreation is a part of Regenerate Africa’s priority areas and has partnered with Rapid Advisory
Kijudde Regenerative Farm
Regenerate Africa has established Kijudde Regenerative Farm – a 40ha Regenerative Farm at Kalanamu in Luweero district. The farm offers technical and data expertise, strategic advice, and training to help farmers and food brands build supply chains that actively regenerate our ecosystem and communities. The key partners involved in this project are: Regenerate Africa, Rapid
Nalumuli Bay Ecosystem Regeneration and Restoration Project
Nalumuli Bay Ecosystem Regeneration and Restoration Project (1000ha) The project is located in Buikwe District, Ssi-Bukunja Sub-county. The project landscape covers the whole sub-county of Ssi-Bukunja which is one of the few sub-counties in the greater Mukono that still have significant natural forest cover which is largely owned and managed by private entities, communities and