This program appreciates the fact that weather patterns have significantly increased variability and unpredictability which presents a major threat to resource-dependent livelihoods in Uganda. The most affected communities are farmers, cattle keepers, and fisher folks. Frequent prolonged droughts and rainfall which is less regular has turned perennial rivers into seasonal rivers, and some water sources dry out during dry seasons.
The most at risk Ecosystems include the few remaining tropical forests, wetlands and water resources with visible impacts on the community livelihoods and global warming.
The main objective of the program is to empower communities on community based adaption and resilience to climate change impacts
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Photos of Bugoma Central forest Reserve under threats of sugarcane growing and oil and gas activities
