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Reclaiming Voices and Value in Uganda’s Tea Sector: The Rise of Women in Tea
Women have always been at the heart of Uganda’s tea sector, yet for years their voices were missing where decisions were made. Through the Reclaim Sustainability! Tea Project, women like Julian Nyabuhara have organised into associations and moved into specialty tea, now exporting directly to European buyers and shifting both income and influence in the value chain.
09 November 2026
Mitigating False Positives in Agroforestry Supply Chains
Inaccurate maps can lock sustainable smallholders out of EU markets. See how Solidaridad’s Protect Forests & Farmers project uses machine learning and high-resolution satellite data to reduce false positives to 4-11% and generate auditable evidence for EUDR compliance in coffee and cocoa agroforestry systems.
06 November 2026
GADIFELE MEANS “IT’S NEVER OVER”
“It’s never over” is the philosophy that has carried Gadifele Phatshwane from a single vegetable plot to a farm, a catering service and a small jam-making business. Her story shows how skills and a lot of grit can turn a local farm into something much bigger.
04 November 2026
From Scope 3 commitments to action: The financing, policy and procurement gap in agricultural supply chains
At the launch of the Carbon Barometer, hosted by Innovation Forum and Solidaridad in London, a common message emerged. Scope 3 requires companies to change how they make decisions, allocate capital and work with suppliers – while ensuring costs and responsibilities of transition do not fall disproportionately on farmers.
02 November 2026
