Protecting ecosystems, strengthening communities, and promoting sustainable livelihoods.
Across Uganda, climate change threatens rural livelihoods, reducing harvests, accelerating soil degradation, and increasing floods and droughts. Families whose survival depends on agriculture face increasing vulnerability. Needs Based Response Uganda (NBRU) established the Environment and Climate Resilience Program to restore ecosystems, promote climate-resilient practices, and empower communities.
Working with communities, schools, and youth groups to plant climate-resilient trees that restore soil fertility, prevent erosion, and enhance carbon storage.
Integrating trees into farms to diversify crops, improve soil structure, and increase yields — creating stronger, climate-adaptive livelihoods.
Supporting the protection of wetlands, water bodies, and natural habitats essential for community survival and wildlife conservation.
Educating farmers, youth, and community members on sustainable land management, climate-smart practices, and conservation techniques.
Promoting energy-efficient stoves, re-usable materials, and eco-friendly community initiatives to reduce pressure on local forests.
Environmental restoration requires time, expertise, and continuous investment. Donor support enables NBRU to:
Investing in this program directly transforms communities, protects future generations, and contributes to global climate action.
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