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Uganda: Making a business case for agroecology and empowering small-scale farmers | Video

Members of the Goli-Mori Agro Enterprise in Subbe Sub-county, Adjumani district, with their brand new okra milling machine. Photo Credit: ESAFF Ugnada

Eastern and Southern Africa Small-scale Farmers’ Forum (ESAFF) brings together small scale farmers into a social movement to influence for favourable agriculture policies and practices at global, continental, regional, national and local levels.

In this video produced for ESAFF Uganda TV, members of the forum explain how the new Agroecology Business Hub (ABH) is helping tackle three key factors for small-scale food producers: Access to Credit, Linkages to Local Markets and Building Capacities.

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