Patrick Ebong @mitmatek

Happening Tonight! Our Programs Manager, @ronbagaga, will join partners @CefrohtUg at 8:00 PM on X Space, alongside other distinguished speakers, for an important discussion on: “The Hidden Danger on Your Plate: Phasing Out Hazardous Farm Chemicals Through Law and Accountability.” Every day, harmful agrochemicals find their way into our food systems, threatening both consumer health and the environment. It's time to change that. Together, we can advocate for a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable food system for all. Join the conversation here: x.com/i/spaces/1ypKd… #FundAgroecology

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ESAFF Uganda @ESAFFUG

10 months ago

As we commemorate the International Day of Rural Women, small-scale farmers under the Community Agroecology Schools (CAS) in Kasese district are hosting the Uganda Parliamentary Alliance on Food and Nutrition Security (UPA-FNS), to further amplify their challenges as women farmers, whose daily struggles and triumphs are often at the heart of Uganda’s food systems. Under the theme “Empowering Rural Women for Reparatory Justice: Advancing Inclusive and Sustainable Agri-Food Systems in Africa,” this year’s commemoration sheds light on the power of women farmers to drive change when they access resources, and recognition. Later today, these women will present a statement to Parliament highlighting five key policy issues aimed at overcoming barriers like limited land, credit, markets, and climate-related floods, emphasizing the crucial role of women farmers in driving sustainable food systems. Through their statement, they are urging government to secure women’s land rights, protect farmlands from floods and wildlife, support value addition, regulate harmful agro-inputs, and compensate communities affected by River Nyamwamba floods, a call to action for inclusive and sustainable agriculture. Read the statement here: esaffuganda.org/_files/ugd/8c8… #InternationalDayOfRuralWomen2025 #FundAgroecology

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Patrick Ebong @mitmatek

10 months ago

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10 months ago

@Jamani_Khanyi Thank you my Lord for giving me another day to live and bless this day, Amen

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Patrick Ebong @mitmatek

11 months ago

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ESAFF Uganda @ESAFFUG

11 months ago

In a Question and Answer session, Ayikoru Night, a widowed mother of three from Lio village, Chiba Parish, Logiri Subcounty, sought clarification on how to register the land her husband left behind when he passed away in 2002, leaving her with their children on a piece of land the couple had bought together. The purchase agreement bears both their names. In response, Mr. Dennis Obbo, spokesperson for the @ministry_lands, advised her to register the land in her name and then decide its fate when the time is right, based on her own decision. He said, "The husband and wife bought the land together; she contributed her money and so did her husband. If it were to be registered, it would be in both their names. She now holds the sole responsibility of managing the land. When the time comes, it will be her decision to determine who takes over, whether her children, the last born, or anyone else she chooses. But for now, her obligation is to register the land in her name. She should pick the forms and complete the registration process in her name" #LandRightsSupportCenter #TheLandCamp2025

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ESAFF Uganda @ESAFFUG

11 months ago

The #LandCamp2025 concluded with pomp and excitement, with a consensus that its everyone's duty to register their land. This initiative paves the way for the mass issuance of CCOs in the coming months across Arua district and surrounding areas. Such measures are essential in ensuring responsible land governance, minimize conflicts, promote socio-economic transformation, and foster peaceful coexistence within communities. @actionaiduganda @ministry_lands @OxfaminUganda #LandRightsSupportCenter #TheLandCamp2025