CLIMATE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
We are at the core of revealing the impacts of climate change to leaders and the ordinary citizens of Uganda. Our climate impacts research and documentation has supported in telling the Ugandan climate change story across board from local to global.
CAN-U’s core work is on climate change policy and advocacy that is based on solid evidence gathered through cutting edge research. We work through partnerships at local and international level where we draw on a highly experienced human resource to support our research.
In 2015, our high level collaboration with the Overseas Development Institute (ODI), OXFAM and the World Resources Institute (WRI) on Delivery of Adaptation Finance in Uganda: Assessing Institutions at Local Government Levels revealed policy gaps and made recommendations that have shaped the climate finance narrative and policy response in Uganda for a long time. Click here to download report on tracking climate finance at sub-national level
We are also working with CAN International to document the climate impacts on the frontline communities through a Story telling and audio visual communication project which is part of the Greener, Cleaner and Safer Campaign.
Tree Talk Plus (TTP) is a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee, registered by the Registrar of Companies (Reg. No. 181679). It is supervised by a Board of Directors that provides strategic guidance and leadership within a framework of prudent and effective controls towards compliance with the laws and policies of Uganda, including financial practices and reporting.
Real Ecosystems Solutions Limited (RESO) was incorporated under the laws of Uganda on the 11th December, 2017. We contribute to the management and wise use of ecosystems for socio-economic benefits in Uganda and beyond. Our thematic areas are; Awareness raising, training, education and capacity building, climate knowledge management and advocacy, research and agricultural value chain development for livelihoods and sustainable development.
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