Stephen Kuteesa, the executive director of Center for Peace and Conflict Mitigation Uganda (CEPCOM-Uganda), has urged the government to show political will to conserve the environment. Kuteesa avers that the…
Through the operational theme, My Environment:My Identity, Centre for Peace and Conflict Mitigation , CEPCOM-Uganda is championing a simplified approach to reuse and re-purpose plastic bottles and other domestic waste.…
My name is Namnsereko Bashira aged 14. I Live in Kikajjo-Kasenge town. I grew up with my Grandmother since childhood. At home, we are a family of five. I have…
Plastic waste collection in Uganda is an activity associated with the desperate need to survive in an informal sector. Collection is often done rudimentary without any prior skills on health…
The project is aimed at training women on simple basic kitchen waste disposal methods and making compost manure for small space vegetable growing.
The project is talent focused, aimed at mobilizing youth to champion activities that promote environmental protection, conservation and regeneration.
This project is aimed at harnessing and strengthening community engagement in plastic waste collection as a livelihood source and pathway to creating a clean plastic waste free Environment.
Centre for Peace and Conflict Mitigation , Cepcom -Uganda in partnership with GIZ,German International Cooperation will be championing the skilling of over 100 women and youths in Makindye Ssabagabo Municipality…
‘Safe Environment: Women take the challenge’, is aimed at challenging government and other responsible authorities to take on a shared collective social responsibility of ensuring that Ugandans have a clean and sustainable environment.
Cepcom-Uganda in partnership with Care and Assistance for Forced Migrants ,CAFOMI and Coca-Cola supplied food items to women working to safe guard the environment from plastic bottle waste.