Can a carbon project succeed if the farmers involved do not understand its value?

Bashir, founder of Stack Carbon, discusses the use of crushed rocks on agricultural land as part of an enhanced rock weathering approach to carbon removal. Beyond the science, our conversation explores how to engage smallholder farmers through the issues they already understand, soil health, changing weather, crop yields and profitability.

An important discussion about translating complex climate technologies into practical agricultural opportunities.

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Could what we wear inspire someone to visit Uganda?

We meet Katende Godfrey from IGC Fashion to discuss how Ugandan fashion and cultural heritage can become part of the tourism experience.

Our conversation explores the reinvention of barkcloth, the growing appeal of African design and the opportunities for collaboration between fashion creatives and tourism operators.

Fashion doesn't just tell people what we wear. It can tell them who we are, where we come from and why our culture is worth experiencing.

Recorded at Adventure Tourism Uganda 2026, Jinja.

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Carbon markets are often discussed through emissions, credits and financing. But what do those numbers mean for an ordinary Ugandan?

Howard Kiwon of Mandulis Energy brings the energy transition into everyday life, from reliable electricity that allows children to study to cleaner cooking and electric motorcycles that could reduce operating costs for boda boda riders.

We explore how carbon finance can support practical energy solutions and why the success of climate investment should ultimately be measured in better livelihoods, greater opportunity and improved quality of life.

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