About us

About the Foundation

Uganda Has A Rapidly Growing Population, Which Is Putting A Great Deal Of Stress On The Country’s Forests By Increasing Demand For Firewood, Pushing Agricultural Expansion, And Demand For Firewood, Pushing Agriculture Expansion, And Expanding Land Settlement.

As A Result, Uganda Now Has One Of The Highest Rates Of Deforestation In The World. In Many Parts Of The Country, Much Of The Forests Have Been Cleared For Charcoal Production, Degrading Wild Life Habitat And Presenting A Hardship For Farmers.

Emma - Founder
She is an Environmentist, a person of culture and has a Vission to see everyone living in a Carbon Free world.
Elia - Operations Manager
In line with the Vission and Mission, he handles most of the Foundation core Projects and Connects straight Community.
Joyce - Programm-Coordinator
Very passionate about health, in-charge with women wellness and health to partner with health Organizations to Kick Start Programmes.
Nakazzi Agnes - Team member She directs workflow and supervises all the necessary project activities with in the community
Sharon Nankya - Program associate
Sharon is responsible for planning and designing the organisation projects and provocatively managing their progress, resolving issues and intiating appropriate corrective action

Namubiru Lindah – policy analyst

Linda ensures the organization’s processes & policies align with legal guidelines and company goals . 

The Foundation Is Dedicated To Climate Change And How It Connects And Affects The Social, Economic, Health Eco System Of The People, Educating Them How To Protect It And Gain From Its Eco-System.

Our smart approach
  • Educating the Locals & new generation about Climate change.
  • Directly and in-directly involving then to protect nature.
  • Carry out youth development projects that Protect nature.
  • Health programs that preserve Life.
  • Connecting social impact with Climate Change.

Africa Holds 17% Of The Plant’s Forest Cover. Unfortunately, Africa Is At Risk Due To Deforestation That Is Four Times The Global Average Rate. Not Only Does This Threaten The Live Hoods Of Its Local Communities. Thanks To Katonda Afaayo Foundation Restoration Initiative Uganda, Africa Is On Its Way To Restoring Forests