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How carbon finance is reaching smallholder farmers in the Rwenzori region

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For Evelyne Masika in Kasese, carbon payments have become livestock, school fees and a plan that runs to 2030. Kasese, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | On her half-hectare farm in Kogere Village, Rukoki Sub-county, Kasese District, Evelyne Masika has transformed how she uses her land. Until 2021, the mother of seven mainly grew … The post How carbon finance is reaching smallholder farmers in the Rwenzori region appeared fi
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