Climate Change

Uganda and the wider East African region face some of the world’s most pressing climate challenges — from shifting rainfall patterns that threaten food security to rising temperatures that strain ecosystems and livelihoods. At CEGER, we help organisations respond to these challenges with practical, science-based strategies that deliver measurable results.

Our climate change team is led by PhD-level expertise in environmental sustainability, with deep knowledge of Uganda’s specific vulnerabilities and the international frameworks that guide climate action. We work with governments, development agencies, and private sector organisations to bridge the gap between climate commitments and on-the-ground implementation.

Our Services

• Climate risk and resilience assessment — Analysis of climate-related risks to operations, communities, and supply chains, with practical adaptation strategies
• Sustainability and transformation strategy — Development of organisational sustainability plans aligned with national and international climate goals
• Renewable energy advisory — Guidance on transitioning to clean energy sources, including feasibility assessments and implementation planning
• Food security systems — Assessment of climate impacts on food production and development of resilience strategies for agricultural communities
• Decarbonisation planning — Support for organisations seeking to reduce their carbon footprint, including emissions tracking and reduction roadmaps
• Climate policy analysis — Review and development of climate-related policies for government agencies and private sector organisations

Who We Serve

Our climate change services support government ministries and environmental agencies, agricultural cooperatives and farming enterprises, international development organisations and climate funds, private sector companies with sustainability commitments, NGOs focused on climate and environment, and local government authorities.

Why Choose CEGER

• PhD-level expertise — Our climate team is led by Dr Anthony Kadoma, who holds a PhD in Environmental Sustainability and brings over 15 years of international experience.
• Uganda-specific knowledge — We understand the specific climate vulnerabilities facing Uganda and East Africa, from the drying of Lake Victoria basin to the impacts on smallholder agriculture.
• Local adaptation, international frameworks — We combine deep local context with alignment to international climate frameworks including the Paris Agreement and Uganda’s National Climate Change Policy.
• Practical, action-oriented — We focus on turning commitments into results. Our deliverables are designed for implementation, not simply for filing.