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Climate Talk Uganda With Josephine Karungi

Josephine Karungi
Climate Change
Uganda
Agriculture
COP30
Food Waste
Public Health
Malaria
Flooding
Climate Innovation Fund
Mental Health
Coffee Prices
Post-Harvest Preservation
Health
Wetlands
Kampala
Sustainable Development Goals
Coffee Yield
Environment
Fossil Fuels
Drought

Climate Talk Uganda aims to explore all aspects of climate change in Uganda. Every two weeks we aim to feature a wide range of people who offer their perspectives on the challenges they - and Uganda - face as climate change continues to play out.

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Farmers in northern Uganda face many obstacles to success in the face of climate change. Shifting climatic patterns make planning extremely difficult, and access to markets and services is often inconsistent and beset with problems. The Climate Smart... more

A example of how the Climate Smart Jobs Program is having a positive impact, through the lens of Mme Milly Akello's experience in northern Uganda. Following on from our previous episode, ecosystems specialist Solomon Etany joins me in the studio to s... more

'Adag-anii means that we don't want rumours, we want to work.'

Okullo Paul Peter is Managing Director of Adag-Anii Ltd, based in the the Lango sub-region of Uganda. In this chat he has a great story about how his company go its name - 'adag-anii.'

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Batteries are a key technology for adapting to cimate change because they provide power on demand. Whether from solar, wind or wave, energy stored in batteries can be accessed at the flick of a switch. Brendan Cronin is CEO of Soleil Power in Kampala... more

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Solomon Etany
Ecosystem specialist involved in Climate Smart Jobs; works with private sector to promote cocoa and other crops
Private sector partner, Climate Smart Jobs Initiative
Episode: Episode 50: Growing Cocoa - A Ugandan Farmer's Testimony
Milly Akello
Farmer featured on the episode; Beneza Organic Cocoa Farm, Lira area
Individual cocoa farmer; model farmer in Lira City
Episode: Episode 50: Growing Cocoa - A Ugandan Farmer's Testimony
Owino Moses
Technical manager for a cocoa farm; manages 45 acres of cocoa and other crops
Integrated Mix Farm, Kole district
Episode: Episode 50: Growing Cocoa - A Ugandan Farmer's Testimony
Paul Peter Okullo
Managing Director of Adag-Anii Ltd.
Adag-Anii Ltd
Episode: Episode 49: Enabling Increased Cocoa Cultivation in Northern Uganda
Brendan Cronin
CEO of Soleil Power
S Soleil Power
Episode: Episode 48: Battery Manufacture in Kampala
Halima Nalunkuma
Guest on Climate Talk Uganda
Episode: Episode 47: CTU Extra - My Full Conversation with Halima Nalunkuma
Adyalu Sharon
Teacher and farmer in Bradford-Chinatown Primary School, Palabek Settlement
Bradford-Chinatown Primary School
Episode: Episode 46: Pfumvudaza In Action - Halima Nalunkuma in Kiryandongo
Florence Amungo
Farmer in Palabek settlement, practices Pfumvudaza
Palabek Settlement
Episode: Episode 46: Pfumvudaza In Action - Halima Nalunkuma in Kiryandongo
Ulengaka Nstifin
Head teacher of Wakaja University of Nursery and Primary School
Wakaja University of Nursery and Primary School
Episode: Episode 46: Pfumvudaza In Action - Halima Nalunkuma in Kiryandongo

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Josephine Karungi
Host of Climate Talk Uganda; leads discussions on climate impact and resilience in Uganda.

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Episode 40: Looking Back on 2025 and Looking Ahead to 2026
Q: Convince me, Felix, to buy an electric motorcycle.
Felix discusses the savings and practical benefits of switching to an electric motorcycle, framing it as a tangible way to cut pollution and reduce costs over time, while acknowledging the need for broader access and affordability to scale adoption.
Episode 48: Battery Manufacture in Kampala
Q: What are they used for?
They serve multiple markets including EVs, two-wheel vehicles, and mini-grid installations, with a diversified production facility and a footprint that supports local distribution through APTEC Africa's regional offices.
Episode 47: CTU Extra - My Full Conversation with Halima Nalunkuma
Q: What have you seen as the main benefits of Fungvusa for farmers and settlements?
Farmers experience higher, more reliable yields on small plots, reduced input costs, better soil health, less dependency on constant rainfall, and even social benefits like strengthened family stability as livelihoods improve.
Episode 47: CTU Extra - My Full Conversation with Halima Nalunkuma
Q: Explain to me what Fungvusa is, in your own understanding.
It is a model that helps farmers maximize productivity on small plots by making efficient use of inputs, adopting conservation farming, and using practices like minimum tillage and mulching to conserve soil moisture and improve yields.
Episode 49: Enabling Increased Cocoa Cultivation in Northern Uganda
Q: What does Adag-Anii mean?
Adag-Anii means we don't want rumors; it reflects a shift to work and productive activity, rooted in its origin on the family farm established in 1982.

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A climate-focused interview series spotlighting Uganda's adaptation and resilience in agriculture, energy, and policy. Episodes frequently feature farmers, agribusiness founders, NGO and government partners, and private-sector players who share concrete on-the-ground experiences with climate-smart farming, renewable energy deployment, water security, and market linkages. Notable throughlines include practical farming innovations (Pfumvudaza, Fungvusa), cocoa expansion and agroforestry, local battery manufacturing, and the role of climate finance and donor-to-local financing in sustaining impact. The show stands out for combining personal stories with scalable solutions, cross-border comparisons, and a willingness to address policy, finance,... more

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