News from our network: week of 2 November 2026

Experts Call for Greater Embrace of Organic Farming

Agricultural experts are urging Ugandan farmers to fully embrace organic farming methods, reinforcing the approach that Kulika has championed since 1981. This call strengthens the case for ecological practices that protect soil health and farmer wellbeing while building resilient food systems. Read more from Nilepost.

Organic Farming Policy and Market Access Take Centre Stage

Uganda’s organic farming movement is advancing beyond field practices to address policy frameworks, trade opportunities and market access. These developments create new pathways for smallholder farmers practicing ecological agriculture to connect with buyers and benefit from their sustainable production methods. Read more from The Independent Uganda.

Agroecology Week to Promote Indigenous Foods and Traditional Seeds

Farmers, policymakers and agricultural stakeholders will gather for a four day Agroecology Week focused on indigenous foods and traditional seeds. This initiative supports the food security and biodiversity conservation that lie at the heart of sustainable farming in Ugandan communities. Read more from AllAfrica.

Nebbi Vocational School Graduates 289 Students

Nebbi Providence Vocational School has graduated 289 students with qualifications in five disciplines, demonstrating the power of practical skills training to open opportunities for young people. Vocational education remains essential for building livelihoods and strengthening communities across Uganda. Read more from AllAfrica.