EADEN together with Caritas Kotido is organizing a Regional Dialogue on Climate change and land on 15th June 2018 in Kotido district. The theme is “Our Environment, Our Land, Our heritage for socio-economic development”. The expected participants include Local Government Officials, Politicians, Cultural leaders, Civil Society and private sector actors and the public.

Good Quality Maize Grain and Flour on Sale Quality Assurance:    Stored in PICS bags; Weevil free, Aflatoxin negative, safe and chemical free, recommended for Human consumption. Quantity:                  30 tones (30,000kgs) Supplier:                     Nawandala Integrated Farmers’ Cooperative Society Location:                    Iganga District in Nawandala Sub County Price:                           Grain: 1000/=per kilogram Price:                           Flour: Grade one: 1500/= per kilogram Transport:                  […]

On September 25th 2015, countries adopted a set of goals to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all as part of a new sustainable development agenda. Each goal has specific targets to be achieved over the next 15 years (www.un.org). However the adverse effects of climate change may hinder the ability of Developing Countries to achieve all […]

EADEN staff led by the Executive Director participated in a two day Climate change in a development context workshop. It was organized by the UGOPAP Programme Management Committee (PMC) at Pope Paul Memorial Hotel in Kampala from 21st to 22nd September 2017. The workshop was a largely knowledge sharing platform and was facilitated over by […]

Friday, 1st September 2017-Mbale We were honored to host Maj Forum during a one day visit to EADEN. This was part of the Caritas Denmark monitoring visit to Uganda that was scheduled from 21st August to 2nd September 2017. The purpose of the visit was to among others monitor UGOPAP activities and to finalize preparation […]

For years, farmers had experienced a multitude of constraints associated with lack of good storage facilities and inadequate post harvest handling knowledge. The quality of produce was compromised due to infestation by vermin in the small storage spaces at their homes, lack of tarpaulins for drying and inability to sort and grade harvest before storage. […]