BY DOREEN NANYONGA, M&E and Documentation Officer

We are pleased to share with you a detailed report on the recently concluded Annual 6th Indigenous and Traditional Food Fair. The report gives details on the presentations made during the day and subsequent discussions, the exhibitions and the winners.

You can download the report or view pictures from the event

We thank all of those who attended the event and those who gave their moral, financial and technical support. It was a successful event.

Hope to see you next year at the same event!

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Since 1995, PELUM Uganda has been working to improve the livelihoods of small-scale farmers and the sustainability of rural communities, through the fostering of ecological land use management. We share skills and knowledge about good practices and techniques, through a broad network of like minded organizations; undertake research and demonstration projects; and advocate for policies that better support small-scale farmers. PELUM Uganda is part of a 12-country strong association of civil society organizations in Eastern, Central and Southern Africa.

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