Agriculture and Food Security Organisations in Uganda
Verified agriculture NGOs in Uganda listings, with the districts, programme areas and contact details that partners need.
Agriculture NGOs in Uganda
Agriculture employs most Ugandan households, and the organisations working in this sector are the link between smallholders and inputs, markets, finance and climate information. Typical programmes cover extension and training, cooperatives and savings groups, seed and input access, livestock health and post-harvest handling.
Food security work overlaps closely with health and with climate adaptation. When assessing a partner, ask how extension is delivered, whether farmer groups are genuine cooperatives, what market linkages exist and how farmer incomes are tracked over time.
Where these organisations work
Organisations listed under this search work in and around the following locations. Listings record the districts, counties, provinces or states an organisation actually serves, not only its head office, so a reader can shortlist by area.
- Mbarara
- Mbale
- Gulu
- Masaka
- Fort Portal
- Soroti
Programmes you will find
Typical programme areas recorded in the profiles of organisations working in agriculture and food security in Uganda:
- Farmer training and extension services
- Cooperatives and savings groups
- Seed, input and credit access
- Livestock and dairy development
- Post-harvest handling and value addition
Other sectors in Uganda
- Refugee and Displacement Organisations in Uganda — Refugee and internally displaced persons support, settlement services, protection, integration and host community programmes
- Health NGOs in Uganda — Clinical services, maternal and child health, disease prevention, community health outreach, mental health support and health systems strengthening
Agriculture and Food Security organisations in other countries
Agriculture and Food Security Organisations in Uganda: common questions
How do I find organisations working with smallholder farmers in Uganda?
Listings record the districts and programme areas of each organisation, so you can shortlist the ones already working with smallholders in the crop or livestock value chain you are targeting.
Do you list agricultural cooperatives as well as NGOs?
Cooperatives, producer groups and social enterprises delivering agricultural programmes are listed alongside NGOs, which matters when a buyer is looking for supply chain partners rather than grant recipients.
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