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Research / Technical Reports
| Site selection Report |  | ||
| Policy Background | | ||
Minutes of the Agrobiodiversity Working Group Meetings
| Meeting: March 2006 | |
Meeting: October 2006 | |
| Meeting: April 2006 | |
Field trip to Namizzi East: Feb 2007 | |
| Minutes of the joint EPOPA/UABWG conference: May 2006 | |
Field trip to Mukono: Sep 2007 |
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| Meeting 3: July 2006 | |
Meeting with extension workers to discuss
handbook Sep 2004 |
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Project Posters
 | A poster introducing the concept that a farm rich in biodiversity can lead to higher yields |
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 | Trees are important in the landscape as they act as refuges for for biodiversity such as bees that polinate our crops and increase its productivity. Birds also help us manage pests in our gardens. |
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 | Agroforestry is good for both biodiversity and farmers |
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Annual Reports to Darwin
| Year 1 (April 2006) | | Year 3 | |
| Year 2 (April 2007) | | Year 4 |