With support from Admiral ,Mount Elgon Tree Growing Enterprise (METGE) has supported four community groups in Kinyofu and Gabugoto parishes, Masira Subcounty, with beehives under a livelihood-centered conservation approach. This support directly links community livelihoods to the protection of the park. Beekeeping offers a sustainable source of income that does not require clearing trees or extracting resources from protected areas….
Mount Elgon Tree Growing Enterprise (METGE) convened a community engagement meeting in Bukiende Sub-county, Mbale District to celebrate the election of Deborah Nabulobi as the Sub-county Councilor representing Bumaena Parish following the Uganda 2026 General Elections. During the engagement, METGE warmly congratulated Deborah on her achievement and reflected with community members on the progress made through the Gender and Climate…
In Fuluma Parish, Butta Sub-county of Manafwa District, Alice Wabule is emerging as a powerful voice for change. An aspiring District Councillor and the Chairperson of Fuluma Yetaana Savings and Credit Association, Alice is one of the women whose leadership journey has been strengthened through the Advancing Gender Equality for Climate Change Resilience project, implemented by Mount Elgon Tree Growing…
Mount Elgon Tree Growing Enterprise (METGE), in collaboration with extension staff from its implementing partners—the Bungokho Rural Development Center and the Mount Elgon Agroforestry Communities Cooperative Enterprise—has successfully conducted an intensive training on the preparation and use of plant tea. The training aimed to strengthen technical capacity among extension and project officers while promoting seedling health, sustainable farming practices, and…
River Namatala is one of the most important natural assets in Mbale City. Flowing through densely populated neighborhoods, the river plays a critical role in urban drainage, environmental health, and the livelihoods of communities living along its banks. However, rapid urbanization, encroachment, and the loss of natural vegetation have left the river increasingly vulnerable to erosion and flooding. In response,…
