4 Ways Bamboo Is Vital in Carbon Sequestration Bamboo is just just a fast-growing plant—it is a powerhouse in the fight against climate change. As carbon dioxide (CO2) levels continue to rise, finding natural solutions to absorb and store this greenhouse gas is crucial. While all plants contribute to carbon sequestration, bamboo stands out due […]
Rural Women Entrepreneurs supported with Microloans Our initiative to support rural women entrepreneurs through micro-loans gave five women from two of our Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) $300 each to expand their small businesses. Combined with entrepreneurship and financial training, the project will aim to position these rural women entrepreneurs for economic independence
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The Danish Pyrolysis & Biochar Forum Roskilde University became the meeting place for future pyrolysis innovations, with almost 200 participants, leading companies and researchers who are both dedicated and highly competent when it comes to exploring and developing pyrolysis technologies in Denmark. 200 participants were present at Roskilde University for a conference on
Why Soil Health is Key to Rural Development Soil health is the foundation of sustainable rural development, playing a critical role in food security, economic growth, and climate change resilience. Healthy soil supports higher agricultural productivity, combats climate change by sequestering carbon, and improves water management in vulnerable rural areas. Investing in soil conservation and
How our Agroecology efforts are Empowering Smallholder Farmers in Uganda In Uganda, smallholder farmers are the backbone of our food system, responsible for most of the country’s agricultural production. However, they face significant challenges, from climate change and resource constraints to limited access to markets and technology. Agroecology provides a path forward, offering a
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How a gasifier stove has changed Josephine’s life Meet Josephine, a 58-year-old farmer who lives with her grandchildren in one village in Hoima. She is a beneficiary of a gasifier stove which was donated by a friend through our GlobalGiving campaign. More than 94% of rural families in Uganda use 3-stone stoves like Josephine’s. These
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Empowering rural women through sustainable vegetable farming in Uganda In Hoima district, Uganda, a quiet revolution is taking place. Women from rural Kitoba sub-county, often sidelined in male-dominated societies, are learning how to turn small spaces into sources of nutrition, income, and empowerment. In addition, smallholder farmers are grappling with the growing impacts of
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Soil Health Improvement Pilot Project We are happy to share some exciting developments as we move into the third season of our ongoing soil health improvement research project. We are commitment to finding ways to help rural smallholder farmers improve their soils, while also promoting sustainable agriculture in Hoima. The primary goal of these micro-experiments
Progress on our beekeeping project In the heart of Hoima, Uganda, our remarkable initiative is underway to empower rural women through beekeeping. Led by a dedicated team, this project aims to not only foster economic independence but also to create lasting positive change in the lives of impoverished women. About the Beekeeping Project With the
Why Should We Grow Cassava? Cassava is a resilient and versatile crop, has long been a staple in many regions, especially across Africa. Its importance continues to grow, not just for subsistence farmers but also for commercial purposes. If any farmer is considering what crop to plant, here are compelling reasons why cassava should be
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