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ACSA Uganda Our mandate is Advocating for the Agrarian policy environment for smallholder farmers in Uganda. Advocacy Coalition for Sustainable Agriculture

Join us this Saturday, 25th July, as we walk with the CWAS - Nsambya Babies Home team for the 4th edition of the Fundrai...
22/07/2026

Join us this Saturday, 25th July, as we walk with the CWAS - Nsambya Babies Home team for the 4th edition of the Fundraising from Kampala Railway Grounds to Nsambya Babies Home.

📍 Set-off point: Kampala Railway Grounds
⏰ 9AM - 12 noon

📌 RECAP | Yesterday, ACSA Uganda joined other key stakeholders at the 5th Women in Climate Change Action Conference side...
17/07/2026

📌 RECAP | Yesterday, ACSA Uganda joined other key stakeholders at the 5th Women in Climate Change Action Conference side event, held under the theme: “Cross-Border and Export Readiness for Women in the and Sector” at Makerere University Business School (MUBS).

The event featured the 5th Women in Climate Research Symposium and an exhibition, providing a platform for knowledge sharing, networking, and showcasing innovations.

ACSA highlighted how (AE) and agriculture (OA) can unlock export opportunities for women-led enterprises, enhance their competitiveness, and strengthen their participation in the circular and green economy.

🚨 We are  ! ACSA Uganda is hiring for the Social Enterprise Associate position. Visit the link below or scan the QR code...
16/07/2026

🚨 We are !

ACSA Uganda is hiring for the Social Enterprise Associate position. Visit the link below or scan the QR code for the terms of reference & application procedure.

🗓️ Apply by July 31, 2026

🔗 Visit: https://acsa-ug.org/asea26 to apply!

📝 The   (Amendment) Act, 2026, which took effect on 1st July 2026 after being passed by the Parliament of Uganda and ass...
14/07/2026

📝 The (Amendment) Act, 2026, which took effect on 1st July 2026 after being passed by the Parliament of Uganda and assented to by the President, introduces revised excise duty rates for selected goods and services. These changes are expected to influence production costs, market prices, and consumer spending patterns across the country.

The affected products include both household and business goods, such as fuel, alcohol, sugar, plastics, cooking oil, cement, motorcycles, and other consumer products.

Access this 'Popular Version' publication to understand the key amendments, their implications, and important considerations for stakeholders, including farmers, the private sector, financial institutions, and consumers.

🔗 Resource link: https://acsa-ug.org/edaa26

📝 Yesterday (8 July), we successfully concluded our three-day   Champions Training and Multi-Stakeholder Engagement in M...
09/07/2026

📝 Yesterday (8 July), we successfully concluded our three-day Champions Training and Multi-Stakeholder Engagement in Masaka District at Mirembe Green Park, an RA–PURE demonstration and training centre. The training brought together smallholder farmers, including RA–PURE champions, district technical officers, CSO representatives, and renewable energy users.

Participants also undertook an exchange learning visit to Lubyayi Family Farm, where they gained practical insights into on-farm and the integration of practices.

During the training, two key committees were established: the Interim Advocacy Committee for Masaka District and the Interim Committee for the Renewable Energy Farmers' Association – Masaka (REFA).

07/07/2026
📌 The World   Day, commemorated annually on June 27,  aims to raise awareness of the significant contributions that thes...
01/07/2026

📌 The World Day, commemorated annually on June 27, aims to raise awareness of the significant contributions that these enterprises play in advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals ( ).

The 2026 theme, “Empowering MSMEs through Innovation and Sustainable Industrial Development,” highlights that empowering MSMEs is essential to building resilient economies, since they serve as key sources of jobs, income, and local growth for women, youth, and vulnerable groups.

ACSA Uganda supports MSMEs, including farmer groups, entrepreneurs, and agribusinesses, by strengthening their institutional capacity, advocating for favourable and enabling policies, facilitating networking opportunities, and creating linkages with relevant service providers, institutions, and certification bodies.

30/06/2026

: We are exhibiting at the ongoing 32nd National until 5th July, 2026.

📌 Pass by our stall to connect and learn more --

📍Agricultural Showgrounds, Jinja

The 32nd   is underway at the Agricultural Showgrounds in Jinja. With the theme: “Agrileap to higher Middle Income throu...
30/06/2026

The 32nd is underway at the Agricultural Showgrounds in Jinja. With the theme: “Agrileap to higher Middle Income through Farm Innovations and Agro-Industrialisation”, the event runs until 5th July.

ACSA Uganda members are showcasing farmer-led innovations and value-added, market-ready products. Pass by our stall to connect & learn more!

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Plot 272, Nsambya Estate
Kampala

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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+256772463220

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