Josephine Karungi
Host of Climate Talk Uganda With Josephine Karungi
Josephine Karungi has hosted 48 Episodes.
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Episode 47: CTU Extra - My Full Conversation with Halima Nalunkuma
April 3rd, 2026 | 46 mins 52 secs
climate change, climate smart jobs, csj, halima nalunkuma, kiryandongo, kiryandongo agro input center, minimum tillage agriculture, mulching, pfumvudza, uganda
Sometimes life happens while you're busy making other plans. Halima Nalunkuma wanted to be a banker and to 'wear shoes with pointy heels.' But while in Kiryandongo she saw an opportunity and grabbed it with both hands.
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Episode 46: Pfumvudaza In Action - Halima Nalunkuma in Kiryandongo
April 3rd, 2026 | 38 mins 55 secs
climate smart jobs, csj, halima nalunkuma, kiryandongo, kiryandongo agro input center limited, kiryandongo refugee settlement
Halima Nalunkuma explains how she's using pfumvudza to help farmers who are refugees improve their agricultural yields and raise their incomes in the face of climate change.
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Episode 45: Pfumvudza - Simple, Scaleable, Climate-Smart Agriculture
March 20th, 2026 | 54 mins 43 secs
conservation agriculture, crop rotation, foundations for farming, maqhawe mthembu, minimal tilling, mulching, pfumvudza, uganda, william tom, zimbabwe
Explaining 'Pfumvudza': Climate smart agriculture emphasizing minimum tillage, mulching, crop rotation, and timely planting.
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Episode 44: Farming, Business and Climate Change
March 6th, 2026 | 39 mins 59 secs
agri-business, chance kabaghe, climate change, climate smart jobs initiative, csj, food reserve agency of zambia, palladium, uganda, zambia
The distinguished Zambian agricultural economist Hon Chance Kabaghe on the role of business and the private sector in tackling climate change challenges.
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Episode 43: Agroecology and Climate Change
February 20th, 2026 | 31 mins 46 secs
agrioecology, climate change, josephine akia luyimbazi, pelum, seed banks, uganda
How farming practices in sync with nature can help farmers respond sustainably to climate change.
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Episode 42: CTU Extra - Full Interview With Iganachi Razaki Omia
February 6th, 2026 | 1 hr 25 mins
climate change, iganachi razaki omia, northern uganda, resilience, small holder farmers, uganda
The private sector, agribusiness and resilience to climate change
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Episode 41: Iganachi Razaki Omia, Agribusiness and Climate Change Resilience
February 6th, 2026 | 32 mins 15 secs
agribusiness, climate change, climate resilience, climate smart jobs, iganachi razaki omia, northern uganda, omia agribusiness development group, smallholder farming, uganda
Iganachi Razaki Omia of Omia Agribusiness Development Group on the private sector and resilience to climate change.
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Episode 40: Looking Back on 2025 and Looking Ahead to 2026
January 23rd, 2026 | 10 mins 30 secs
2025, climate change, electric boda bodas, floods, kampala, uganda, usaid, water infrastructure
Josephine reflects on the ideas, innovations and challenges we covered in 2025, and what 2026 may hold.
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Episode 39: What came out of COP30 for Uganda?
December 5th, 2025 | 32 mins 56 secs
adaptation, climate change, cop30, fossil fuel phase-out, green climate fund, jackson muhindo rukara, loss and damage, oxfam uganda, uganda
All the fun of the fair. Reporting back from COP30, Jackson Muhindo Rukara of OXFAM Uganda.
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Episode 38: COP30 and Uganda - 'The Sticky Reality of Climate Negotiations'
November 22nd, 2025 | 35 mins 3 secs
bart dewaele, belem, climate change, cop30, fossil fuels, global goals for adaptation, join for water, uganda
Reflections on COP30, its successes and challenges from Bart Dewaele, General Director of Join for Water.
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Episode 37: COP30 and Uganda - Freshwater Resources and Climate Change
November 21st, 2025 | 28 mins 15 secs
belem, cop30, join for water, uganda, vanessa thompson
The future of the world's freshwater resources in an unpredictably changing climate is a vital issue, and requires sustained attention. Vanessa Thompson, Communication and Development Advisor for Join For Water, Africa, joins us to outline what - if anything - we might expect from COP30 to meet this need.
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Episode 36: COP30 and Uganda - 'The polluters must pay'
November 7th, 2025 | 34 mins 12 secs
belem, climate change, cop30, jackson muhindo rukara, loss and damage, oxfam, oxfam uganda
OXFAM Uganda at COP30 - what does success look like? Featuring Jackson Muhindo Rukara.
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Episode 35: COP30 and Uganda - An Economist, A Journalist and A Civil Society Activist
November 5th, 2025 | 20 mins 48 secs
andrew aijuka, belem, cliimate change, cop30, dr francis mwesigye, environment alert, peninah atwine, uganda, uganda development bank
The first of a series of special episodes on the UN Conference of Parties in Brazil - COP30 - the world's biggest climate change gathering.
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Episode 34: The Country Climate and Development Report for Uganda - what's in it and why it matters.
October 17th, 2025 | 33 mins 27 secs
ccdr, climate adaptation, climate change, climate change resilience, country climate and development report for uganda, cyril desponts, uganda, world bank
The World Bank launched its Uganda Country Climate and Development Report on September 11th this year. Cyril Desponts, a senior economist at The World Bank, joins us to talk about what's in it and why it matters.
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Episode 33: 'Climate change is not about COP...it's about our families. '
September 19th, 2025 | 36 mins 30 secs
climate change, climate change journalism, climate smart jobs, csj, journalism, kampala, nation media group, samuel ssettumba, uganda
Journalist Samuel Ssettumba on the urgency of explaining how climate change affects the everyday lives of Ugandans.
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Episode 32: Award-winning journalist Amayiko Martin and the story of Nkambwe Forest
September 19th, 2025 | 31 mins 20 secs
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Amayiko Martin, winner of the 2025 Uganda National Journalism Award for Climate Change Reporting on his three part radio documentary about the destruction and restoration of the Nkambwe Forest.