The African Community Conservation and Tourism Research Resource Centre (ACTREC) embodies our shared belief and determination that, collectively, we can counteract the severe threat of Global Climate Change. This conviction is rooted in the current environmental state of nations like Uganda and the broader African continent, which still possess some remaining natural endowments. The Recovery Plan for the Pearls of Africa (RPPA) serves as a solid foundation for our belief. Understanding and supporting the fight against Climate Change is essential for grassroots communities, who are the most crucial stakeholders in this issue.
As the global community strives to find solutions for a range of complex issues, the multifaceted threats posed by climate change continue to be too intricate for philosophers to unravel worldwide. A promising strategy aimed at initiating a reversal trend in Africa is known as “The Recovery Plan for the Pearls of Africa (RPPA)”.
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Signed:
HERBERT Banobi
On May, 21, 2024, the African Community Conservation and Tourism Research Resource Center (ACTREC) was launched. Hon. James Kaberuka, Member of Parliament for Kinkiizi West Constituency, represented the Parliamentary Committee at the event, as the Committee was unable to attend due to other commitments in Kanungu Council.
Hon. Lawrence Songa, on behalf of the Parliamentary Committee for Climate Change, extended his appreciation to ACTREC for its efforts in environmental protection.
Embark on this wonderful journey to experience the true African life, participate in food preparation, and get in the cook-off.
This Banyabutumbi is a special Sacred tree and the oldest tree in the locality, its brothers were cut long ago it survived at the mercy of the lord.
An Agro-tourism trail that moves you through the processing of Tea, Coffee, a Conservation project Ishanyaga Meandering and three River Junction.
A Chameleon sanctuary, Tourism Stop over for Community entertainment and Hand Crafts, Nyakashunju Hill hike to the Peak for spectacular views
A Visit to Kibwetere Inferno site (Where Kibwetere burnt 100’s of people alive). Visit the Bwanja Progressive farm, and the Dancing for Nature activity.
Those times when there was no Doctor, Traditional birth attendants women to delivery safely. In this Trail you will get to see a demonstration.
Embark on this wonderful journey to experience the true African life, participate in food preparation, and get in the cook-off.
The Community Conservation Tourism in Kigezi was pioneered in Bwindi National Park in Buhoma in the 1990’s with efforts of the Retired Rangers..
Embark on this wonderful journey to experience the true African life, participate in food preparation, and get in the cook-off.
The Organic Coffee production with new Technology methods in Nyamigoye. Experience the new methods of Coffee growing Organically by the Local people.
Cocoa is a unique Cash crop that grows along with food crops. This agriculture contributes largely to the green world while making money.
A horrific story of how girls were drowned having got unwanted pregnancies. They walked through the dark valley going to face their fate.
ACTREC Africa is a grassroots organization dedicated to initiating a novel community-driven approach for environmental conservation and the advancement of community-based tourism. This initiative focuses on engaging local communities as key stakeholders in combating climate change through a strategy aimed at restoring the “Carbon Sink,” referred to as the Recovery Plan for the Pearls of Africa (RPPA).
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