We're smiling just as big as Christina is 😄 #FMNR is going from strength to strength in #Malawi

It's about time.

#fmnrconferenceuganda please don't miss on the 2nd of November.

Yes the time is now

Ever wondered what you do with your trees after regeneration. Well, I would love to interest you into the forest food concept. These are photos from Homeland organics in Mubende, where every tree serves a purpose beneficial to humans but equally ensuring env'tal sustainability.

Just like any other crop that is sown and managed in the garden, trees equally require adquate management and care especially during the early stages of establishment. Whether from seed or regenerating, take care of your trees. Some of the work FMNR Network supports.

How about if we use that extra space in our courtyards to produce some Organic food for the family. This not only saves you from spending unnecessarily but can earn some dollars from sales. We can support our members in setting permaculture gardens.

We are excited to inform our members that the Network now has a new. Strategic plan 2024_2028. This was finalized and adopted on 18th July 2024 at Golf course Hotel with support from World Vision Uganda through the FMNR Catalyst Project.

The FMNR Network Uganda will be participating in this year's National Agricultural Show scheduled for 26th July to 4th August 2024. With support from World Vision Uganda, a symposium on using FMNR as a tool for restoration will be held on 3rd August at the Jinja show grounds.

We were privileged to be facilitated by World Vision through the FMNR Catalyst Project to host a symposium themed: Using FMNR as a tool for landscape restoration.

On the left is a sprout of Albizia chinensis from a root as it was in April 2023. On the right is it's current size. I hope you can understand if we say FMNR is the easiest and cheapest way to increasing tree cover.

The FMNR Network Members were trained in digital monitoring of their FMNR sites. This training was lead by Dr. Andrew Carter from World Vision Australia and to us, one of the key pressing issues is data in its accuracy. This was therefore a great initiative to the Network members

FMNR, the least funded, and least known BUT has the answers for regenerating indigenous trees, that bring about biodiversity increase. The FMNR Strategic Plan for Uganda strives to popularise the model. FMNR Network in Uganda FMNR Hub Vi Agroforestry World Vision Uganda MINISTRY OF WATER AND ENVIRONMENT 🇺🇬 National Forestry Authority-Uganda

Charcoal and firewood production are contributors to the high rate of tree loss in Uganda. However, its necessary evil because many households depend on these for fuel. This presents an opportunity to promote Fmnr for faster tree recovery. Visit us at www fmnrnetworkuganda.org

The day is tomorrow... Our Network launches a new strategic journey

Reforestation can be easy through #FMNR. The method is based on an underground #forest, which is still alive in the soil. It even works in some #deserts. It's fast and cheap. fmnrhub.com.au #COP16Riyadh #UNEP

Wishing our members, partners and the esteemed farmers a very merry Christmas..... As we end the year, let's continue greening landscapes.

And now that we made it to the new year..... Let's re green like never before. Happy new year FMNR family

The FMNR Network members held their AGM on Thursday 24th April 2025. This is an obligation and a platform for accountability and planning to enhance good governance of the Network .