With the support of McKnight CCRP -FRN project CERD-UGANDA, represented by Prof. Charles Ssekyewa undertook analysis of agroecology in Eastern Uganda. The level and rate of transitioning were considered in relation to markets and details of this study are presented in this paper.

Following the study of animal welfare and rights, we developed a strategy which is presented here for your review and information.

The paper deals with aspects of pests and diseases management in Organic farming. It presents some possibilities for the tropics. 

The document provides details of the assessment of animal welfare in Uganda.

CERD-UGANDA was supported by Brighter Green to study animal welfare and rights policy status in Uganda. Findings of the study were presented in a workshop and are shared here for your best information.

This document offers you basic understanding of what the Centre for Ecosystems Research and Development (CERD-UGANDA) stands for and is engaged in on a regular basis.