Number of farmer groups that are members of ESAFF Uganda
Number of small-scale farmers who are members of ESAFF Uganda
Number of learning centres like Farmer Field Schools, Community Agroecology Schools, Organic Demonstration Centres and Agroecology Clubs.
Number of small-scale farmers with improved resilience to climate change, access to extension and markets
Districts with members
Policy processes at local, national, regional, continental and global level
Women small-scale farmers empowered
Citizens reached with information
Small scale farmers join the rest of the world to observe the sixth World Food Safety Day (WFSD) under the theme "Food standards save lives". Its goal is to increase ...
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On this International Mother Earth Day 2023, small scale farmers join the rest of the World to commemorate and call for mobilization of all stakeholders to protect the earth. They ...
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ESAFF Uganda strongly believes that Agroecology achieves Climate Justice. In this wonderful conversation on upscaling Agroecology with Ms. Nakijoba Irene a small-scale farmer from Mukono district, Uganda, we asked her three questions;
1) What are the benefits of small-scale farmers in practicing Agroecology at the individual and national level?
2) What are the challenges of Conventional agriculture?
3) What are your recommendations to African Governments and donors?
She shared some interesting responses, take your time and watch.
Name: Cassava Flour 1kg
Name: Zombo coffee 100g
Name: Nebbi Organic Honey 500g
Name: Nebbi Organic Honey 300g
Name: Beans 1KG
Name: Kasese Indigenous Rice 1KG
Name: St. Mauritz Okra Powder 1Tin
Name: Yellow Dry Beans 1KG
Name: Organic Onions 1KG