Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda

by Soil Health & Climate Action Network (SHCAN)
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda
Climate change adoption for 100 farmers in Uganda

Project Report | Apr 10, 2023
Next steps for the Bamboo planted

By Nolbert Muhumuza | Founder/ CEO

One of the farmers standing by her growing bamboo
One of the farmers standing by her growing bamboo

Through your support, we planted 865 Bambusa Vulgaris bamboo seedlings in March 2022. This species is versatile and can thrive on slopes and degraded soils, which is a common phenomenon among our smallholder farming communities. With all the seedlings still alive and we expect them to mature in 2025. It is therefore time to start preparing for those next steps.

The primary objective is to establish a community-centered training hub that will provide training to smallholder farmers on how to add value to the bamboo they have grown. The training will focus on equipping the farmers with skills in making items such as crafts, furniture, and ornaments that they can sell to generate extra income.

As always you will keep on every step of the process. We are counting on you for support!

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Another farmer by her bamboo
Another farmer by her bamboo
A male smallholder farmer standing by his bamboo
A male smallholder farmer standing by his bamboo
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Soil Health & Climate Action Network (SHCAN)

Location: Hoima, WE - Uganda
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Project Leader:
Nolbert Muhumuza
Hoima , WE Uganda

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