Uganda is set to build its first climate-resilient market at Elegu, backed by funding from the European Union and Denmark. The facility will host up to 1,500 traders and will be designed to endure extreme weather disruptions, particularly flooding, which has long plagued the border town. The announcement was made on 13 February 2025 during… Read More »EU, Denmark To Fund Uganda’s First Climate-Resilient Market
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