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Welcome
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A farmer in her garden being assisted by two members of A2N Staff to harvest a bunch of banana. |
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As a Non Governmental Organisation with a vision of improved and sustainable livelihoods for the smallholder households, A2N-Uganda is dedicated to contributing to the eradication of extreme poverty and hunger in Uganda by working towards its mission and objectives.
A2N-Uganda has been operating since 1990 by working with smallholder farmers and implements a number of on-going projects through donor support and collaboration with partner organisations.
Shortcuts to our field offices:
Hoima, Iganga/Mayuge, Kabale, Kamuli , Kisoro and Tororo
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News:
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EpiHandy mobile simplifies work for the researchers that is in Survey and Data collection. Don't dare miss to read Click here.
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Drought resistant maize offers hope for arid regions: Maize is the most widely grown staple crop in Africa where more than 300 million people depend on it as their main food source. However, it is severely affected by frequent droughts across the continent. Click here to read more
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Read about the exciting case study and achievements of Mr. Batwaula George of Nabwigulu sub-county, Kamuli District. Click here.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
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Tororo: Farmers regional conference on striga control, Kisumu, Western Kenya. The aim of the conference was for farmers in Uganda and Kenya to share experiences, lessons and challenges in Striga Control. This was attended by politicians, scientists, farmers, extension staff, donors, private sector and Policy makers. A follow up conference is planned to take place in the last week of January 2009.
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Tororo: National World Food Day Celebrations
Theme: Food, Energy and Highlights: This involved exhibitions and demonstrations whereby A2N-Uganda exhibited on Soil Fertility Management (SFM), Soil and Water Conservation(SWC), Livestock and Crop husbandry and merged 2nd best in the demonstration and exhibition category out of over 70 entries.
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Kamuli: The Mcknight visit Read more.
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Kamuli: The key event of November Click to Read .
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