PICTURES: NARO Makes Case for Research at AU Agriculture Kampala Summit
The National Agricultural Research Organization is exhibiting at the ongoing Africa agricultural development summit in Munyonyo, showcasing it's development of the sector
The National Agricultural Research Organisation (NARO) is making a significant impact at the ongoing Comprehensive African Agricultural Development Programme (CAADP) 2025 Kampala Summit, held at Speke Resort, Munyonyo.
CAADP, an African Union initiative aligned with Agenda 2063, is focused on raising agricultural productivity, increasing public investment in agriculture, and driving economic growth through agriculture-led development.
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It seeks to eliminate hunger and reduce poverty across the continent.
NARO, under the leadership of its Director General, Dr Yona Baguma, is actively participating in the summit’s key plenary sessions while hosting an engaging and thematic exhibition.
The organization is showcasing its cutting-edge research, innovations, and technologies aimed at transforming Uganda’s agricultural sector to address food security challenges and drive economic growth.
The exhibition offers insights into NARO’s diverse contributions, from climate-smart agriculture practices to advanced crop and livestock technologies, highlighting its pivotal role in supporting CAADP’s goals and advancing the continent’s agricultural agenda.
