Trees for Uganda

Trees for Uganda Trees for Uganda (TREFU) is one of the fastest growing social enterprise in the Acholi sub-region in Northern Uganda. It is located in Nwoya District.

We strive to harness the talents and resources available among the community to promote self-help, creativity, leadership, and business. Trees for Uganda (TREFU) is one of the fastest growing Apiary-based company in the Acholi sub-region in Northern Uganda. It is a private company which was started in 2015. Its core business is to produce, process, and market bee products mainly honey bees wax and

propolis. TREFU is registered as a limited company by guarantee under the Registration of Companies Act in accordance with the Constitution of Uganda.

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Each year, RTI International honors International Women’s Day by highlighting interesting stories about women around the world. We are excited to welcome social entrepreneur Jessica Shortall as our keynote speaker to discuss this year’s theme: . A former Peace Corps Volunteer and f...

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The report will be used to implement and monitor government programmes, including the Parish Development Model.

First fruits - Organic Eggs Plantsfrom a demonstration project site - ready to hit the soil with the best farming practi...
15/05/2022

First fruits - Organic Eggs Plants
from a demonstration project site - ready to hit the soil with the best farming practices.

09/05/2022

This comes at the backdrop of a troubling report indicating a total of 14,530 cases of post-abortion care were registered in various health facilities between 2020 and 2021 alone

Address

Juba Road
Gulu
P.OBOX457

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 16:00
Thursday 09:00 - 16:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 14:00 - 16:30

Telephone

+256782508519

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