Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration Network in Uganda
The Network is a loose coalition of multi stakeholder organizations aimed at scaling up the FMNR Model as a means of improving food, nutrition and income security in Uganda. The Network is currently hosted by Tree Talk Plus, with 63 member organizations.
Latest Events
Learning visit to the FMNR network farmers in Central region
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Online FMNR Training and Recruitment of Prospective Members of the FMNR Network
With generous support from VI Agroforestry, the FMNR Network is implementing a 2-year project that targets to strengthen the...
Wealthy investors in Uganda are taking advantage of a new money-making opportunity investing in trees. Trees have become an...
Woody plant resources continue to disappear in anthropogenic landscapes in Uganda
Woody plant resources continue to disappear in anthropogenic landscapes in Uganda. To slow down further loss of these resources...
Mr Besesa has planted a total of 915 hectares of Pine and Eucalyptus trees in western Uganda
Driven by the need to please his father who was always against his ways of cutting trees without replacing,...
The FMNR Network
Goal
To improve livelihoods and household resilience for small holder farmers by 2022.
The FMNR Network
Vision
Sustainable natural resource management for improved livelihoods.
The FMNR Network
Mission
To establish strong partnerships for up scaling farmer managed natural regeneration practice.
Latest Projects
Online FMNR Training and Recruitment of Prospective Members of the FMNR Network
With generous support from VI Agroforestry, the FMNR Network is implementing a 2-year project that targets to strengthen the...
Wealthy investors in Uganda are taking advantage of a new money-making opportunity investing in trees. Trees have become an...
Woody plant resources continue to disappear in anthropogenic landscapes in Uganda
Woody plant resources continue to disappear in anthropogenic landscapes in Uganda. To slow down further loss of these resources...
Mr Besesa has planted a total of 915 hectares of Pine and Eucalyptus trees in western Uganda
Driven by the need to please his father who was always against his ways of cutting trees without replacing,...
Is forest land the only land available for sugarcane growing?
Is forest land the only land available for sugarcane growing? We all know it is fertile, is it the...
The FMNR Network supported PELUM network members to establish community nurseries and FMNR demos in Soroti, Katakwi, Lira, Buikwe,...
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