Our Blog Archives - Regenerate Africa
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
Regenerate Africa Annual Report 2023
Regenerate Africa’s 2023 Annual Report highlights our impactful work in areas of focus, e.g., Gender, Health and Environment, Environment, Sustainability and Government (ESG), Nature and Sustainability, and Forestry and Water Resources and Regenerative Food, Agriculture and Land Management. Discover how we’ve made a difference in gender, health, and development, and learn about our vision for
Meet Our New Program Officer: Doreen Naiga
Meet Naiga Doreen, a passionate advocate and Programme Officer for Youth, Health, and Climate at Regenerate Africa. With a Bachelor of Laws from Uganda Christian University, Doreen brings extensive experience in youth-focused initiatives, particularly in addressing youth-led health, SRH, and climate action. As a member of the European Union Youth Sounding Board of Uganda and
Regenerate Africa signs MOU with CorpsAfrica/Uganda
We are thrilled to announce the signing of a game-changing Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Regenerate Africa and CorpsAfrica/Uganda! This MOU marks a powerful alliance dedicated to fostering community development and well-being across Africa. You can find out more about CoprsAfrica/Uganda’s work on their website. CorpsAfrica/Uganda is passionate about empowering rural communities by harnessing the
COP28 Dissemination: At the Forefront of Climate Change
Regenerate Africa at the Forefront of Climate Action! We’re thrilled to share insights from our participation in the National Dissemination of COP 28 Outcomes and their Implications for Uganda, held on March 19, 2024.The event aimed to analyze and share the significant outcomes of COP 28, focusing on key thematic areas crucial for climate action.
Happy International Women’s Day – Lets Invest in Women
This International Women’s Day, let’s delve into the profound connection between gender equality, climate change, and sexual and reproductive health, emphasizing the urgent need to invest in women for accelerated progress. Under the theme “Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress,” our focus extends beyond conventional notions of empowerment to acknowledge the intricate interplay of gender dynamics,
Senyi Primary School Launch
Recently Regenerate Africa participated in a long anticipated primary school launch in Senyi Village. It is located in the Ssi-Bukunja District where Regenerate Africa focuses work on Gender, Health and Environment, with plans to scale up. St. Peter’s Senyi Primary School was funded by the Embassy of Island, and the land it sits on it
Intern needed- Youth, Climate, and Health Programme
Regenerate Africa is calling for a Programme Intern –Youth, Climate, and Health Regenerate Africa will be responsible for strengthening the development, management, and implementation of Climate, Health, FP/SRH nexus, and Youth inclusion. The Programme Intern will support and facilitate the collaborative design of programmatic priorities and activities for Regenerate Africa’s Youth, Climate Change, and Health