Nominate EfD researchers or projects that have shown significant policy impact. They should meet the following criteria: Documented impact in terms of change in legislation/policy or other drivers…

EfD Uganda at Makerere University bid farewell to its third intern, Ruth Asiimwe, on 16th April 2026 since she has secured a position with the African Development Bank in Juba, South Sudan. Ruth…

Do international donors cooperate or compete in the provision of aid? How do smaller donors react when major donors withdraw they support? How do these withdrawals affect service delivery? And how…

Farmers in Ethiopia are struggling with climate shocks, post-harvest losses and inefficient practices and poor market systems. The research project Accelerating Climate Resilient Food System in…

Knowledge on how to value natural resources is essential to guide policy decisions and prevent environmental degradation. Environmental and natural resource officers from Eastern Uganda have undergone…

The circular economy is no longer only an environmental issue. It is increasingly seen as a driver of economic growth, innovation, and resource security. EfD Vietnam and a Japanese research delegation…

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A new study finds a consistent pattern in collective problems such as climate change. When wealthier actors have the option to protect themselves through private solutions, they tend to invest less in…

More than 250 primary school students participated in the I naugural Schools Environmental Conference at Makerere University, aimed at promoting environmental awareness and responsibility among young…

EfD researchers have found that carbon markets deliver impacts beyond emissions reduction. They distinguish between direct, indirect, and incidental effects. Direct impact is reduced greenhouse gas…