Action Coalition on Climate Change (ACCC), Uganda

The Dialogue between Ugandan, Italian students, and Activists in the area of climate change at 6:00pm East African time. The meeting is meeting to enable the exchange of ideas, experience, and practices between the Italians and Ugandans.

ACCC wishes its partners and friends a joyous season and a #HappyNewYear2023. We open again on 5th January 2023.

We were joined by @KCCAUG & @YARIDUganda in promoting awareness of the environment, climate, change, sustainable consumption & production among the urban refugees and historical communities in Kyebando-Kampala. #ClimateAction #environment #sustainable

Mr. Nimpamya Enock, our Director Research & Administration represented @action_accc at the @WorldBankAfrica meeting in Nairobi. We Discussed the future of Artisanal and Small Scale Mining (ASM) Post Covid-19. #ClimateAction

According to a report by @aidscommission, last year the country registered 54,000 new HIV/Aids infections. This is why today, we join the rest of the world to celebrate #WorldAIDSDay2022 and remind Ugandans to play it safe. @MinofHealthUG @reachahand @UNAIDS @AIDSHealthcare

We would like to thank @YARIDUganda for making all this possible.

We partnered with @WorldUniService and @KCCAUG to plant trees in Nsambya, Makindye Division.The project seeks to make #Kampala green with over 1000 trees. Urban refugees from different countries were also involved in the tree planting exercise. #ClimateAction

Leaders in Makindye have joined the Tree Planting Initiative as part of efforts to restore green cover and address human causes of climate change within the capital, Kampala. @KiberuSirajje1 #NBSUpdates

@KiberuSirajje1 These are working in partnership with the Young African Refugees for Integral Development and @action_accc, who have brought onboard urban refugees too. #NBSUpdates

This week's quote comes from @elonmusk: "We are running the most dangerous experiment in history right now, which is to see how much carbon dioxide the atmosphere can handle before there is an environmental catastrophe."

Climate Change and its associated impact undermines the rule of law and that is why we need to act. 'Mr. Vian Musika (Resilience Specialist, United Nations Development Programme)'

Archbishop Emeritus of @ChurchofUganda_, His Grace Stanley Ntagali was among the p'ple that turned up for our meeting in Kikuube District. When he retired as Archbishop, he chose to retreat and live with the locals in his native district. This is what Uganda misses at the top 1/2

As Action Coalition on Climate Change,we celebrate Uganda's independence. We are looking forward to the future. #UgandaAt60 #IndependenceDay

Happy Birthday, @KagutaMuseveni, we celebrate you today and thank you for your service to our country. You are an inspiration. #mzeewakazi

How much do you know about #Environment, #ClimateChange and #DisasterRiskReduction? Follow the link: accc-u.org/environment-cl… to access information about it.

"The responsibility to protect and conserve our mother planet from further bleeding for the benefit of the present and future generations begin with you and me, today tomorrow and forever" Enock Nimpamya.

Our director, research and administration, Mr. Enock Nimpamya talking about climate change and Emviromental sustainability with @WorldUniService #Uganda partners, under the #IGNIE project. #ClimateAction @YARIDUganda @UyonetUg @COBURWAS @mifumiproject

Happy #InternationalYouthDay2022 Close to 1.37 Billion of Africa’s population is the youths. Today we join the world in celebrating the young generation and being aware of the need for a more inclusive society for them to live out there potential. #InternationalYouthDay

Young people are not only victims of climate change. They are also valuable contributors to climate action. They are agents of change, entrepreneurs and innovators. We celebrate them today in the #WorldYouthDay2022

#climatechange is a serious problem, not a problem waiting to happen. Would you join us in sensitizing the world about the dangers of #climatechange? IPCC