Uganda launches project to bolster cli
The Ugandan government has launched a three-year project to improve climate resilience and food security for farming and pastoral communities. The initiative focuses on land governance, livestock value chains, and climate information systems to combat the effects of drought and land degradation.
Why it matters
As climate change threatens agricultural stability in Africa, this project serves as a critical model for policy-driven adaptation and economic protection.
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Uganda launches project to bolster climate resilience, food systems
Speaking at the launch, Nabakooba said climate change continues to threaten livelihoods, food security and economic growth through prolonged droughts, floods, land degradation and escalating conflicts over natural resources.
Uganda's economy is largely dependent on agriculture. (New Vision/file)
The Ugandan government has launched a three-year initiative aimed at strengthening food systems, improving land governance and building climate resilience among farming and pastoral communities.
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