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The Natural Resources Stewardship Programme (NatuReS) enables private-public-civil society partnerships to sustainably manage the natural resources they need for improved livelihoods and continued economic development. For this purpose, NatuReS promotes a wide range of activities, supports innovative approaches and participates in international events.

Uganda’s first Green Growth Report highlights progress in waste management and green industrial practices

Jan 21, 2022

Uganda’s economy is highly dependent on its natural resources. The first Green Growth Report monitors the country’s progress on its path towards green economic growth.

Ensuring safe and continuous waste management during Covid-19 in Uganda

Jan 13, 2022

Developed health and safety guidelines for solid waste handlers in Uganda aim at ensuring a continuous waste management during the pandemic. This is essential to protect natural…

Improving Resilience towards Climate and Health Hazards in Tanzanian River Catchments

Jan 12, 2022

The Pangani basin in Northern Tanzania is increasingly water-stressed. Decreasing availability and quality of water, as well as poor WASH services, are affecting communities’ re…

First Catchment Stewardship Inter-Country Learning Event

Dec 16, 2021

Catchments act as sources of vital natural resources that are required for support to livelihoods, businesses and biodiversity. NatuReS’ Catchment Stewardship Approach offers a …

The Natural Resources Stewardship Programme (NatuReS) is funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), the European Union and the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO). This website’s contents are the sole responsibility of GIZ and do not necessarily reflect the views of the BMZ, European Union or FCDO.

Activities, News & Events

Uganda’s first Green Growth Report highlights progress in waste management and green industrial practices

Ensuring safe and continuous waste management during Covid-19 in Uganda

Improving Resilience towards Climate and Health Hazards in Tanzanian River Catchments

First Catchment Stewardship Inter-Country Learning Event

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