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PELUM Uganda works to improve the livelihoods of smallholder farmers through fostering Ecological Land Use Management We:
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Since 1995, PELUM Uganda has been working to improve the livelihoods of smallholder farmers and the sustainability of rural communities, through the fostering of ecological land use management. Share skills and knowledge about good practices and techniques, through a broad network of likeminded organisations;
2. Undertake research and demonstration projects; and
3. advocate for policies that

better support small-scale farmers. PELUM Uganda is part of a 12-country-strong association of civil society organisations in eastern, central and southern Africa.

27/08/2026

The 10th !! This midmorning in Ruteete Sub-county, Kabarole District, we have joined the Kabarole team where communities are raising important questions around family land, land registration and security of tenure during the 10th Land Awareness Week.

Issues being discussed include acquiring Certificates of Title over family land, registration fees and the minimum land size eligible for registration; protection of bona fide purchasers for value without notice; eviction of occupants; and the rights of family members over family land. Participants are also seeking clarity on transferring land to children, Mailo land and Busulu (ground rent), and the risks of purchasing titled land without the knowledge of the registered owner.

19/08/2026

is coming to Rwenzori!

Under the theme “Promoting Secure Land Rights for Productive Land Use and Economic Transformation,” communities across the Rwenzori region will come together to learn, engage and take action on land rights and responsible land use.

The week will feature community sensitization meetings and dialogues, mobile legal clinics, district and national-level planning meetings, music, dance and drama exhibitions, and media engagements.
It’s a week to know your land rights, access justice, strengthen secure land tenure and promote productive and sustainable use of land.

Where: Rwenzori Region
What: Land Awareness Week 2026
When: 24th - 28th August 2026

Know your rights. Protect your land. Use land productively. Drive transformation.

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18/08/2026

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The countdown to the 10th is on!

This year, we head to the Rwenzori Region under the theme: “Promoting Secure Land Rights for Productive Land Use and Economic Transformation.”
Join us as we raise awareness, strengthen knowledge on land rights, and promote responsible land use for resilient communities and sustainable economic transformation.

17/08/2026

PRACTICAL PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT & VALUE ADDITION under the Rooted in Diversity Project!

The practical product development sessions have been successfully completed, with 8 Farmer Field Schools (FFSs), 4 from Kalaki and 4 from Iganga turning their ideas and raw materials into 9 different products.

The practical products developed include composite flours, juice, spices, peanut butter and quality seed, among others.

The sessions provided an opportunity for the FFS groups to apply their knowledge in product development, processing and value addition, moving a step closer to transforming what they produce into products with greater value and market potential.

17/08/2026

Last week, PELUM Uganda concluded a three-day capacity-building training on Advocacy at Cardinal Nsubuga Nsambya. During the training, agroecology entrepreneurs gained knowledge and practical skills in advocacy, including how to analyze and document policy issues affecting agroecology and territorial markets.

Participants also learned effective approaches to engaging policymakers, influencing policy processes and advocating for policies that support agroecology business and sustainable territorial markets.

11/08/2026

Happening now at Imperial Royal Hotel, Kampala!! Know What You Eat! | Promoting Safe Food Systems
Bernard Bwembale is sharing critical insights on Highly Hazardous Pesticides (HHPs) and their potential risks to human health, farmers, consumers and the environment.
As we work towards healthier and more sustainable food systems, consumers need to know what is on their plates and how it is produced. Reducing reliance on highly hazardous pesticides and promoting safer, agroecological alternatives can help protect our health, biodiversity and the livelihoods of farming communities.
Know what you eat. Know how it is produced. Choose food systems that put health and sustainability first.
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11/08/2026

Orienting Uganda’s 12th Parliament on Food and Nutrition Security
PELUM Uganda, in partnership with the Parliamentary Committee on Food and Nutrition Security, (WFP), , CARE, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, Action Against Hunger, FIAN Uganda, and Broederlijk Delen is privileged to contribute to an orientation of the 12th Parliament on food and nutrition security.
The engagement provides an important platform to strengthen legislators’ understanding of the policies, practices and investments needed to build healthy, safe, resilient and sustainable food systems in Uganda.
Representing PELUM Uganda, Josephine Akia Luyimbazi will share perspectives on the health benefits of consuming safe, organically produced foods and raise awareness about the potential health and environmental risks associated with the use of highly hazardous pesticides.
As Uganda works to address malnutrition, food safety concerns and the sustainability of agricultural production, strengthening the capacity of policymakers with evidence-based knowledge is critical. Promoting safe food, healthy diets and agroecological approaches can contribute to healthier communities, more resilient farming systems and a sustainable food future.
Healthy food systems require informed policies, responsible practices and collective action.
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03/08/2026

Did you know that organic solutions by smallholders can offer best alternatives to most of the agricultural synthetics? Here is an organic eco-friendly w**d control solution by Sefha Al Organic. Visit khea-africa.org for more organic solutions.

28/07/2026

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!

PELUM Uganda is thrilled to announce our and YOU are invited!

Join us from 26th – 30th October at Hotel Africana, Kampala, for a week dedicated to celebrating, learning, and advancing agroecology in Uganda. This is where farmers, innovators, policymakers, and food lovers come together to shape the future of our food systems.

Here’s what’s happening:

8th National Agroecology Actors Symposium ( ) – Let’s talk policy, practice, and the path forward.

5th Agroecology Market Systems Expo ( ) – Discover innovative solutions and sustainable market connections.

16th Annual Indigenous Food & Traditional Seed Fair – A vibrant celebration of our diverse food heritage, seed exchanges, and cultural identity!

Whether you’re a practitioner, a student, or simply passionate about good food and a healthy planet, this is the place to be.

Save the date, spread the word, and come ready to connect!

13/07/2026

From Agroecology training to Innovation!

Meet Diana Annet Nannono, a KCOA KHEA Project trained multiplier and innovator who has turned Organic Fungicide into Success!! https://pelumuganda.org/from-agroecology-training-to-innovation-diana-annet-nanonos-journey-of-developing-an-organic-fungicide-for-farmers/

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Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00

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