What You Can Do
“Before A2N-Uganda came to Kabale, agricultural production was very poor. But we can see a lot of changes with the introduction of improved agricultural technologies such as use of manure. Crop production has increased and this has improved people’s incomes and food security. Long live A2N-Uganda!”.
– Ahimbisibwe Davis, son of Rwamahe Keith, an A2N-Uganda partner farmer of Kyanamira Fruit Growers Association, Kabale District.
A2N-Uganda offers you ways to positively make a difference in the lives of smallholder farmers in Uganda like Mr. Rwamahe Keith, no matter where you are in the world.
You can give financial support, or get more involved and become a member, apply for current jobs or volunteer.
