MasterCard Foundation supports climate resilience and youth skilling initiatives in Uganda.
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Updated Jun 30
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What happened
MasterCard Foundation supports climate resilience and youth skilling initiatives in Uganda.
Who's involved
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Uganda is currently facing challenges related to climate shocks and environmental decline, alongside issues of national governance and resource management.Also in this story
- Robin Nandy argues that sanitation hinders economic transformation in Uganda.
- Ugandan Parliament addressed the climate crisis while the UCC noted the environmental footprint of the ICT sector.
The entities involved
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Uganda
country in East Africa
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MasterCard Foundation
international non-governmental organization
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