Promoting economic and climate resilience
GREEN SMEs was established in Uganda in 2021 to advance sustainable development by connecting women's rights, climate action, sustainable agriculture and economic opportunity. We work particularly with women and vulnerable communities whose livelihoods depend on agriculture, land and natural resources.
GREEN SMEs strengthens women's awareness of their rights to productive resources and supports advocacy addressing barriers to women's participation in land decision making
GREEN SMEs works to strengthen community voice, generate evidence and create opportunities for women and vulnerable communities to participate in climate and environmental decision-making.
Our interventions include awareness and capacity building on agroecology, sustainable land management, safer agricultural practices, climate adaptation and environmentally responsible agricultural production
GREEN SMEs works to strengthen community voice, generate evidence and create opportunities for women and vulnerable communities to participate in climate and environmental decision making
We support women to strengthen sustainable livelihoods and enterprises while promoting economic inclusion, access to opportunities and environmentally responsible business practices.
We seek to contribute to a climate finance system in which women have opportunities to identify priorities, contribute local knowledge, propose solutions and participate in monitoring the interventions intended to support them.
Our activities and experience
We empower women and vulnerable communities through land rights, agroecology, climate action, sustainable livelihoods, evidence based advocacy partnerships and inclusive development.
Women Trained
Projects
Resource Persons
CO2 Reductions
GREEN SMEs demonstrates strong commitment to advancing women’s rights, sustainable agriculture and community empowerment. Their grassroots approach connects women’s lived experiences with practical advocacy, capacity building and meaningful stakeholder engagement
Executive Director
GREEN SMEs brings valuable community perspectives into climate and development discussions. Their ability to connect grassroots evidence, women’s experiences and institutional engagement contributes to more inclusive and responsive climate action
Programs Coordinator
GREEN SMEs has demonstrated commitment to strengthening women’s knowledge of agroecology and land rights. Their community-centred approach promotes sustainable practices while empowering women to protect livelihoods and build climate resilience
Executive Director
