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By 2030, 90% of #Uganda's land will be used for farming as more forests are cleared. #ForClimateActionUg

Policies have been set in place to act on climate change but financing and implementation still remain a big issue. #ForClimateActionUG

Agricultural land is increasing by 1% per annum, meaning less and less of forest cover and wetlands the @IIED #ForClimateActionUg

In Uganda, temperatures have been rising above the normal global average, says Dr Revocatus Twinomuhangi #ForClimateActionUg… @IIED

#Uganda's temperature increase is above global average at 1-1.5°C #ForClimateActionUg

Since 1945, the area covered by glaciers on the great Rwenzori mountain has reduced by 50% #ForClimateActionUg

With 80% of Ugandans dependent on Rain-fed Agric,which is 60% of Exports,Uganda is highly vulnerable to Climate Change.#ForClimateActionUG

As journalists there's a lot we arent covering may be bse our eyes are not open or we have not taken interest @Ainebyona #forclimateactionUG

In Uganda,we loss over 18000 children to death due to indoor Pollution. #sustainableenergyug

Over $1 m marked for Ugandans to train in the petroleum sector. But how much are we putting in renewables? #sustainableenergyug

At #ParisAgreement Uganda pledged a total of atleast 3,200 Mega Watts renewable electricity generation capacity by 2030 #SustainableEnergyUg

A 2012 survey showed 14.88% of Ugandans have access to grid services, out of which 54.8% in urban, 7% in rural areas. #sustainableenergyug

The hydro electricity that Uganda heavily relies on is insufficient so other alternatives must be explored. #SustainableEnergyUg