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Collaboration Framework

Child-Centered
Climate Action

"Securing the rights of Northern Ugandan children through restorative environmental stewardship."

Partnering for Resilience

VISO is scaling its environmental programming to align with the **Humanitarian-Development-Peace (HDP) Nexus**. Our interventions in Northern Uganda focus on mitigating the climate risks that drive child displacement, malnutrition, and school dropouts.

Indigenous Knowledge & Deep Local Reach
Tech-Enabled Early Warning Systems
Market-Based Conservation (La Tedo)

Climate Vulnerability Stats

Deforestation Rate (Region)
Household Reliance on Charcoal

*Data indicates critical need for alternative green livelihoods to prevent further child protection risks.*

Core Programming Areas

School Green Zones

Establishing fruit woodlots and micro-gardens in Gulu schools to serve as "Living Classrooms" for climate-smart nutrition and environmental literacy.

  • Indigenous Tree Nursery
  • Child-Led Environment Clubs

Climate Variability Center

Using USSD and SMS-based technology to provide hyper-local weather alerts to farmer cooperatives, enabling data-driven crop decisions.

  • Disaster Risk Alerts
  • Real-time Planting Advisories

Climate Risk Training

Capacity building for local leaders and youth groups in integrating climate risk assessment into community development plans.

  • Adaptation Workshops
  • Green Vocational Skilling
The Circular Advantage

Bio-Energy & Livelihoods

Our most innovative intervention converts agricultural waste from the La Tedo Food facility into clean-burning bio-briquettes. This reduces the need for firewood, directly protecting women and children from the risks associated with fuel collection in remote areas.

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