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The first panel of Day Two, titled "Unlocking Opportunities – Carbon Markets Association of Uganda," highlighted a clear message: Africa must collaborate through strong associations, aligned policies, and strategic partnerships to turn climate action into economic growth.

Kenneth Muhangi Muhangi highlighted the importance of Uganda’s newly passed carbon market regulations. These frameworks, he said, are vital to building credibility and trust in the market and must ensure the inclusion of other stakeholders, such as smallholder farmers.

Moderator Wanyama Emmanuel Bright , Sustainability Expert opened the panel titled "Unlocking Opportunities – Carbon Markets Association of Uganda," with a powerful quote: “We don’t inherit the Earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.”

Happening Now. Breakout Session: Carbon Trading & Market Linkages – Connecting East African Projects to Buyers Speakers: Justus.karuhanga, Senior Partner, KTA Advocates Biryahwaho Byamukama, Senior Program Advisor and Forestry and Conservancy Programs Manager at USAID

East Africa Carbon Markets Forum – Kampala Reflections Attending the East Africa Carbon Markets Forum in Kampala has been deeply energizing. As a lawyer engaged in climate regulation, I have been inspired by the bold, unapologetic conversations about Africa’s role in shaping carbon markets,

In his presentation on 𝐊𝐢𝐢𝐫𝐚 𝐌𝐨𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐬, Shaban Senyange, Corporate Affairs Manager, noted that Kampala is among the most polluted cities in the region, and the need for sustainable transport solutions has never been more urgent.

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Shaban also highlighted the carbon finance opportunities tied to this green shift: 📌Equity and project finance for bus production and deployment 📌Tech partnerships for monitoring, reporting, and credit validation 📌Leveraging data to support carbon credit generation.

Panel Recap: Financing Carbon Markets – Who Gets Paid? Rethinking Value in the Carbon Economy. In this session moderated by Alejandra Padín-Dujon of Carbon Pulse, panellists unpacked the central question: How can we make carbon markets in the region more investable?

Lars Kroijer, of AlliedOffsets, brought investor realism. While there’s significant capital eager to back green ventures, “very few people have made money in carbon markets over the past decade.” To change that, we need to structure projects that deliver financial performance.

“To make crazy ideas happen, you need crazy people.” With these words, Anete Garoza, Co-Organiser of the EACMF 2025, officially brought the second edition of the forum to a close.

Anete shared that one of the motivations behind starting the forum was the feeling that key stakeholders were inaccessible. Fast forward to today — we found ourselves in Kampala, side by side with partners like Gold Standard, along with many others, all in one room, networking.

Attending the East Africa Carbon Markets Forum in Kampala has been deeply energizing. As a lawyer engaged in climate regulation, I have been inspired by the bold, unapologetic conversations about Africa’s role in shaping carbon markets, not just participating in them. I am proud to see young

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To the KTA moms and moms everywhere, You are the living embodiment of selfless love, a timeless story etched in our hearts. Happy Mother's Day!❤️ #ImpactingLives #MothersDay2025

EACMF Recap- we hosted a breakout session on: "Carbon Trading & Market Linkages – Connecting East African Projects to Buyers" Speakers: 📌Justus.karuhanga – KTA Advocates 📌Biryahwaho Byamukama – USAID

Justus.karuhanga KTA Advocates Speakers: focused on a key question: How can East African climate projects find and connect with the right buyers in the global carbon market? The conversation was relevant to the many local innovators working to make carbon markets work for communities and the economy.

Join our associate Wanyama Emmanuel Bright this Sunday, 25th May 2025, for another enlightening edition of the Beyond the Bar X-Series. Carbon Markets & Net Zero: What Everyone Should Know — The Law, Challenges & Opportunities Lawpoint Uganda #ImpactingLives

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Honoring the Uganda Martyrs, whose courage inspires generations. Happy Martyrs day! #ImpactingLives