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Project Portfolio

The projects behind SLM Uganda, with a growing file archive of site photographs by location and date.

Portfolio

Projects and programmes

SLM in Uganda is delivered through a set of linked projects and partnerships. Each entry below points to the fuller write-up elsewhere on the site.

Sustainable Land Management (SLM) Project

Joint MAAIF and NARO programme promoting and institutionalising SLM practices, with targeted activities under way since 2010.

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Integrated Nutrient Management

Soil and water conservation combined with organic and inorganic fertilisers, including Ca-bentonite and supplemental irrigation trials.

Read the brief ›

Soil Mapping

Updating Uganda's national soil map from 1:250,000 to 1:50,000 scale.

Read the article ›

Soil Organic Carbon Tracking

A national survey design for mapping soil carbon stocks across agro-ecological zones.

Read the article ›

SIMLESA

Maize–legume farming systems through conservation agriculture-based sustainable intensification.

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FAO/NARO Refugee & Host Community Livelihoods

Soil characterisation in West Nile to support livelihood interventions.

Read the report ›
Project file archive

Site photographs by location and date

A running record of field sites, soil pits, monitoring installations and project meetings. Select any photograph to open it with its full details. New entries are added over time and appear here automatically.

Project files

Key project documents

  • Integrated Nutrient Management (PDF)
    Technical brief · SLM Project
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  • Soil Mapping (PDF)
    Project article · National soil map update
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  • Soil Organic Carbon Stock Tracking (PDF)
    Methodology · Nine-zone survey design
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  • Vegetation Change Trends & Implications (PDF)
    Research article · 2000–2017
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  • FAO/NARO Refugee & Host Community Livelihood Enhancement
    Project report · West Nile region
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