Ronald Bagaga

Across the world from the drylands of Karamoja in Uganda to the terraced hills of Nepal, small-scale farmers stand on the frontlines of a crisis they did not create. They produce nearly one-third of the world’s food, sustain biodiversity, and defend ecosystems, yet remain systematically excluded from climate finance. This is not an accident. It is a political choice. Climate finance was promised as a bridge between historical responsibility and climate justice. Instead, it has become a...

Uganda’s agricultural sector is the backbone of its economy, contributing approximately 24% to the GDP and employing over 70% of the...