Movement Uganda

1. Why do you work with Umuntu and what is your personal motivation?

I work with Umuntu because I believe in an innovative ethical and design-oriented process that makes agriculture more sustainable, restores soil, saves water and promotes energy systems. What motivates me to work with Umuntu is because it is valuable to work with Mother Nature to design food production systems, regenerate degraded landscapes, design water and energy systems in accordance with permaculture principles, and above all because it is valuable to bring people together to achieve a common goal and a spirit of innovation that comes from the intense desire to serve the continued existence of our planet.

2. What are the goals you want to achieve with Umuntu?

• Promoting education and awareness of permaculture through sport and other media
• design of farmhouses and gardens
• cultivation of local organic food
• Design of food forest gardens
• Design of a model for organic compost
• Rearing of earthworms and insects
• establishment of community tree nurseries and community garden forests
• Biochar & Briquettes
• Planning an energy system
• Permaculture Company
• Training child sponsorship

3. In which country and which region do we help you?

Umuntu Movement is based in Uganda, in the eastern region of the Busia District.

4. who are you and what is your background?

I am Prince Sebe Maloba and I am a trained, certified permaculture teacher and farmer with a degree in microbiology. Based on research and experience in permaculture, I see myself as a permaculture activist with a personal commitment to ecological and social justice. I collect solutions, test them and offer them to society. I am also the founder and CEO of Umuntu Movement Uganda, which teaches farmers how to design natural houses and abundant food production systems, regenerate degraded landscapes and ecosystems, and develop ethical economies and communities. Thus, permaculture in Uganda is promoted much more strongly.

1. Why do you work with Umuntu and what is your personal motivation?

As ambassador I would like to make Umuntu known all over the world. Above all, I want to help communities that ask for help with basic needs such as water and food.

2. What are the goals you want to achieve with Umuntu?

I believe that, with the help of Umuntu, the quality of water for local communities will reach its peak by a certain year.

3. In which country and which region do we help you?

Umuntu Movement is based in Uganda, in the eastern region of the Busia District.

4. who are you and what is your background?

My name is Tamale Paul and I am a citizen of Uganda. I was raised with an agricultural background. I am a soil scientist working on my bachelor’s degree in agriculture and management at Makerere University Kampala. I have worked on environmental projects, climate change initiatives and as a volunteer.