Kijani Forestry

13/04/2026

Dear Friends, find here the latest publication from Kijani Forestry, now farming with 87,000 farmers across Northern Uganda.

08/04/2026

A delegatiom from Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC) and the Minister for Agriculture of at Ker Kwaro Acholi visited Kijani Forestry last month ahead of a partnership to plant 40million trees in Acholi.

Kijani works with Small holder farmers and institutions to plant trees to combat Climate Change and improve household incomes.

01/04/2026

We hosted the RDC of Apac, Andrew Onyuk, at Kijani Forestry today! After seeing the magic we’re working to green Northern Uganda, he didn't just give us a thumbs up—he signed up!
​The RDC is officially joining the Kijani family, turning his 6.5 acres in Omoro District into a forestry powerhouse.

To get him started, we gifted him some Warburgia ugandensis seedlings—because every great forest starts with a single, medicinal step.
​The takeaway? There is a massive amount of work happening in the field, and it’s time for our leaders to get their hands dirty!
​Big thanks to RDC Onyuk for leading by example. Who’s joining him on the green side?

26/03/2026

Lawii Rwodi, HRH David Onen Acana II plants Warburgia Ugandensis, a medicinal tree, at the Ker Kwaro Acholi palace on his 60th birthday on 24th March 2026. Kijani donated 120 seedlings of the endangered plant to be planted in each of the 57 Chief's homes in Acholi.

In an effort to retore Warburgia Ugandensis, Kijani has raised 10,000 seedlings ready for planting in its restoration farm.

21/03/2026

Kijani's models mitigate climate change and improve livelihoods

A few years back, this same patch of ground barely grew enough food to keep her family’s bellies full. Now, the trees stand tall between her crops in a neat,

19/03/2026

Happy Eid to you and your loved ones

19/03/2026

19/03/2026

At Kijani Forestry, our mission to restore landscapes starts with ensuring the safety of the people who make it possible.
​Fire prevention and management are critical components of our operations. To ensure our team is prepared for any situation, we recently conducted a comprehensive fire extinguishing and safety training session for our staff.
​Safety is paramount. By equipping our team with the right skills and tools—from understanding fire behavior to the hands-on use of extinguishers—we are building a more resilient and secure working environment.
​A big shoutout to our dedicated staff for their active participation and commitment to workplace safety. Together, we are protecting our people, our projects, and our future.

13/03/2026

Carbon Markets.

Find below a link to our latest news letter.

https://ab41bb05-4819-4ee1-946e-b2120bfefe55.usrfiles.com/ugd/ab41bb_987957ceec934b1294fa93bc89fada6e.pdf

Also in this issue;
1. KIjani employs 890 Staff
2. Uganda's Modern Charcoal Industry takes Shape
3. Kijani saves Warburgia Ugandensis from the Brink
4. 74,000 Farmers register to farm the Kijani Way
5. Kijani paying farmers to fertilize own crops

We are the Future of Green

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11/03/2026

At Kijani, we celebrate the women who lead the way in Tree Planting and Tree Growing. Women make 70% of smallholder farmers in Northern Uganda and as leaders in Mitigating Climate Change and improving Household Income.

07/03/2026

Resilience in every seed sown.
70% of Kijani’s impact is driven by women in rural communities.

Today we celebrate their role in building a sustainable and prosperous future for all. Happy Women's Day!

03/03/2026

We at Kijani are excited at the public recognition by the Church of Uganda as a major player in impactful tree planting and growing. This, at the launch of the church's commitment to plant 15milliom trees in its 39 dioceses.

Kijani's Director for Government and Partner Relations Michael Tebere signs a commitment to greening Uganda at the launch.