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Understanding Ugandan native plant species’ role in innovative sustainable landscapes

 

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME ICON
FUNDING SCHEME
Innovation
VALUE ICON
VALUE
£199,360
WHERE ICON
WHERE
Uganda

Summary

Natural resource degradation in Uganda has increased over the past 30 years, causing biodiversity loss and livelihoods challenges from reduced nutritional diversity and reduced food yields caused by soil erosion and flooding. This project will investigate how native food plant species in diverse agroforestry system could help address these problems. These species will be tested in agroforestry trials, analysed nutritionally, and developed into new food products. The results will then be promoted to rural and urban communities.
 
Status Current
Reference DARNV005
Round 28
Start 01/04/2022
End 31/03/2024

Project Leader


Project Partners
GrassRroots LTD, Makerere University, TBG Tooro Botanical Gardens

Regions
Sub-Saharan Africa

Countries
Uganda

Documents:
Download: Half Year Report - DARNV005 HYR2 - 05/02/2024

Download: Annual Report - DARNV005 AR1 - 06/10/2023

Download: Half Year Report - DARNV005 HYR1 - 16/03/2023

Download: Application Form - DARNV005 App - 20/05/2022