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GRASSROOT WOMEN MOBILISE COLLECTIVE POWER TO DEMAND FOR LAND AND CLIMATE JUSTICE AS NAPE HOLDS A FEMINIST SCHOOL IN NORTHERN UGANDA
Rural women have called for climate justice and protection of land- which is central to their livelihood. This was during a feminist school for rural women in the…
Read MoreNAPE TRAINS WOMEN IN IDPs AND REFUGEE CAMPS ENTREPRENUERSHIP SKILLS TO ENHANCE SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS AND FIGHT AGAINST GENDER BASED VIOLENCE
Angelic Mbisemenshe, a refugee living in Kyangwali refugee camp in Hoima district has often found herself frustrated with lack of suitable sustainable income generating activity for her livelihood.…
Read MoreHOIMA COMMUNITIES CALL FOR MORE SUPPORT IN CONSERVATION OF KIHAGYA CULTURAL FOREST; A SACRED NATURAL SITE FOR ABAHAGYA CLAN
On a beautiful Wednesday afternoon characterized by scotching sun, fresh air, slightly cold breeze and singing birds, the members of Abahangya clan scattered under tree shades near Kihagya…
Read MoreNAPE SUPPORTING SMALL HOLDER FARMERS TO PROMOTE TRADIONAL APPROACHES TO FOOD SECURITY
Though weather patterns have changed tremendously due to effects of climate change, planting seasons in Uganda are known to begin in March and August of every year respectively.…
Read MoreAFRICAN BIODIVERSITY NETWORK (ABN) TO PARTNER WITH NAPE TO PROMOTE TRADITIONAL APPROACHES FOR BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AND FOOD SOVEREIGNITY
African Biodiversity Network (ABN) has pledged to partner with National Association of Professional Environmentalists (NAPE) to promote indigenous seed governance for improved livelihoods and food sovereignty and strengthen…
Read MoreWomen standing up to save the ecosystems as expansion of extractive industries takes shape in the Albertine Rift
The rapid growth of extractive industry in Uganda’s Albertine graben is at the same time rapidly affecting the ecosystems and communities previously intact. The activities of oil companies…
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