the young people
to close the loop for
a sustainable Karamoja.
Karamoja is the driest and poorest region of Uganda. It is affected by climate change and drought, which is leading to soil depletion, environmental degradation, and poor harvests.
The region with the total forest cover of 367, 450 hectares lost over half of the forests due to massive tree cutting, bush fires, settlements and grazing. It is estimated that by 2050, there will be a 0.3-2.8°C increase in temperature, resulting into increased incidences of extreme weather (drought and flooding)
Source Climate Links: Climate Risks in Food for Peace Geographies Karamoja Region, Uganda
sustainable future
Bring diverse perspectives, innovative solutions, and deep-rooted connections to the land that contribute to a more sustainable and harmonious coexistence with the natural world
Help communities prepare for and minimize the impacts of environmental changes, while also actively working to reduce the root causes of climate change."
Promite cultural tourism and engage with agricultural practices, fostering sustainable rural development and enriching both travelers and local communities."
Preserving biodiversity through effective conservation measures to ensures the resilience of ecosystems that provide invaluable resources that sustain all forms of life
We work with communities to uphold the inherent dignity and equality of all individuals, while fostering justice, inclusivity, and empowerment in societies
Building the capacity of communities to withstand and recover from shocks and stresses, ensuring sustained well-being and economic stability in the face of challenges.
