31+ years of community-focused work
Africa 2000 Network
Transforming Agricultural Practices and Markets for Wealth Creation, Prosperity and Sustainable Livelihoods
Africa 2000 Network was conceived in 1986 at the United Nations General Assembly Special Session on the critical economic situation in Africa.
The programme was managed by UNDP in 13 African countries to support community-based projects aimed at environmental protection and promotion of ecologically sustainable development for improved livelihoods.
What We Do
Practical action for sustainable livelihoods.
Training in sustainable livelihood techniques has been the most common activity characterising all A2N-Uganda projects. A2N-Uganda conducts training in sustainable agriculture technologies which is aimed at
This is an extension methodology that engages the communities to learn together while they identify con- straints and their possible remedies in their farming sys- tem.
A2N-Uganda puts emphasis on health and environmen- tal sanitation issues because it recognizes the fact that they are contributory factors influencing household pov- erty, acting as
Our Achievements
31 years of community focused work.
A2N-Uganda has achieved many success stories in the fight against poverty in the districts that it has worked.
Projects
Working with partners to strengthen farming communities.
Building Resilience and Inclusive Growth of Highland farming systems for rural Transformation (BRIGHT) project. The project is implemented in cooperation with Agriterra, the Ministry of Agriculture,
Common Ground is a 4-year project funded by the Embassy of the Kingdom of Netherlands in Uganda, led by WENR with ISSD as the implementing partner.
Training of farmers in irrigated agronomy, land and soil improvements in lot 2: tochi irrigation scheme, in oyam districtThis is a two-year consultancy between the Ministry
