Climate Talk Uganda With Josephine Karungi

Episode Archive

Episode Archive

6 episodes of Climate Talk Uganda With Josephine Karungi since the first episode, which aired on June 25th, 2024.

  • Episode 6: Climate Talk Uganda with Josephine Karungi

    September 6th, 2024  |  25 mins 52 secs
    agnes kirabo, climate change, food rights alliance, uganda

    Agnes Kirabo of Uganda's Food Rights Alliance on the intersection of climate change, hunger and malnutrition, and the opportunities presented by the need to adapt to climate change.

  • Episode 5: Climate Talk Uganda with Josephine Karungi

    August 27th, 2024  |  33 mins 6 secs
    climate change, coffee, gerald tenywa, ole rasmussen, uganda

    Exploring the big picture of climate change in Uganda with journalist Gerald Tenywa and Danish economist Ole Rasmussen.

  • Episode 4: Climate Talk Uganda with Josephine Karungi

    August 9th, 2024  |  32 mins 4 secs
    achilles byaruhanga, climate change, climate smart jobs, nature uganda

    Josephine Karungi in conversation with the fascinating and inspiring Achilles Byaruhanga, Executive Director of Nature Uganda about climate change, adaptation and ecosystems.

  • Episode 3: Climate Talk Uganda with Josephine Karungi

    July 11th, 2024  |  24 mins 42 secs
    agriculture, arua, betty ikanza, climate change, east africa, koboko, uganda

    The accessible, acronym-free Uganda podcast about climate change, agriculture and how communities are adapting.

  • Episode 1: Climate Talk Uganda with Josephine Karungi

    June 28th, 2024  |  22 mins 22 secs
    action aid, arua, climate change, gulu, jospehine karungi, lira, uganda, xavier ejoyi

    The accessible, acronym-free Uganda podcast about climate change, agriculture and how communities are adapting.

  • Episode 2: Climate Talk Uganda with Josephine Karungi

    June 25th, 2024  |  18 mins 10 secs
    climate change, farming, hon dr victoria sekitoleko, kenneth tibamanya, uganda

    The accessible, acronym-free Uganda podcast about climate change, agriculture and how communities are adapting.