Uganda National Agroforestry Strategy
Uganda National Agroforestry Strategy
Agroforestry refers to a group of land use techniques that intentionally combine agricultural crops and/or animals with woody perennials (trees, shrubs, palms, and bamboo) in some kind of temporal or spatial arrangement. It is intended to enhance productivity, profitability, diversity, and ecosystem sustainability. Agroforestry, therefore contributes greatly to the success of agricultural productivity, conservation of forests, and Uganda’s economy.
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