AidEnvironment was contracted by the Ministry of Water and Environment (MWE) to support communities to implement soil and water conservation measures and afforestation initiatives across the Kyabaganda, Kyezo, and Mishumba micro-catchments. The project is called Supporting Communities in Micro-catchments around Kabuyanda Irrigation Scheme, part of the Irrigation for Climate Change Project (ICRP). Lasting for one year,  the contract focuses on […]

Our team analysed 77 products in seven commodity categories: cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, soy, wood, and rubber. We produced 27 profiles to identify which EU member states are at higher risk of importing commodities linked to deforestation. These latest risk profiles of each of the 27 EU member states reveal that the Netherlands remains the number one importer of […]

Article by AidEnvironment’s Uganda team In the face of climate change, land degradation, and food insecurity, there is a growing need for practical, farmer-centered approaches that restore ecosystems while enhancing livelihoods. Circular regenerative agriculture offers one such pathway, promoting soil health, recycling resources, and reducing waste while ensuring sustainable food production.  To advance this vision, AidEnvironment has partnered with Farm […]

Communities in the Lwakhakha Sub-catchment have long struggled with severe environmental degradation. Traditional farming practices, combined with natural challenges, have led to widespread gully erosion, loss of fertile topsoil, vegetation cover decline, and diminishing agricultural productivity. These challenges have, in turn, reduced household incomes and jeopardized local livelihoods in the areas of Manafwa, Tororo, and Namisindwa districts in Eastern Uganda. To […]