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News

NFA donates over 3,000 seedlings to restore habitats for chimpanzees
2010-06-17
Barclays bank joins other corporate companies to restore the degraded forest reserves.
2010-06-17
NFA restores degraded Mpigi forests
2009-04-15
Bee keeping in Aminakulu
2008-07-15
NFA signs tree planting pact
2008-07-15

WELCOME
The Central Forest Reserves are held in trust for the people of Uganda and managed by the National Forestry Authority

The National Forestry Authority which was launched in 2004 has tremendously registered success with regard to the aims and objectives for which it was established. We have enjoyed good parenting from the Ministry of Water and Environment and the Board of Directors. Our esteemed stakeholders have brought us pride and given us the necessary guidance and we promise to stick by our promise to the people of Uganda as we strive to achieve a sufficiently forested, ecologically stable, and economically prosperous Uganda” .

Documents





October 2009 NFA news letter





 Forestry Policy

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Articles

 
Trees have a life span

Like animals, trees have a life span

REDD will ease deforestration in Uganda
A global program, Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD) is starting in Uganda. Derived from the 2007 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, REDD seeks to address climate change through reversing rapid depletion of the world’s forest resources.
How to maximise profits from tree-planting.
Recently, a tense Ramadan Magoligo came to National Forestry Authority (NFA) seeking guidance on how to salvage his ailing 23-hecatare pine plantation in Masindi District.   He is belongs to a bulging legion of Ugandans investing in tree planting with an eye on the huge returns from forestry produce.  

Events

Road Show in Gulu
Road Show in Soroti

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National Forestry Authority
10/20 Spring Road, Nakawa
Tel: 031 264 035/6
041 230 365/6
Fax: 041 230 369
E-mail: info @nfa.org.ug
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