Last week (15–19 June 2026), Live in Green spent a week with our partner Cohere in Kyaka II Refugee Settlement. No reports, document reviews, or compliance checklists, just honest conversations, field visits, and learning together. We discussed real challenges facing refugee-led organizations, the impact of funding decline, and opportunities for sustainable growth. Michael and Jenny visited our Energy Hub, recycling site, tree nursery, and CSA farm. Grateful for partners who value trust, relationships, and genuine impact over paperwork.

LIVE IN GREEN is proud to announce the signing of an MoU with KUZA Refugee Business Platform Ltd, a company empowering refugee women entrepreneurs through start-up capital and business skills training. Through this partnership, LIVE IN GREEN will supply its highly innovated improved eco-stoves, expanding access to clean cooking solutions for refugee and host communities across Uganda. This collaboration highlights the power of Refugee-to-Refugee business partnerships in advancing self-reliance, livelihoods, and climate action.

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LIVE IN GREEN continues promoting environmental conservation in Kyaka II Refugee Settlement through agroforestry, restoration, and climate-smart agriculture. Our expanded nursery is nurturing nearly 20,000 fruit tree seedlings including mangoes, jackfruits, avocados, and pawpaw, with 70% already booked. This work restores the environment while creating green jobs for refugees and host communities. Thanks to Cohere for supporting this impact.

On 28th April, Live in Green hosted the Global Platform for Action (GPA) team in Kyaka II. We showcased how we turn waste into clean briquettes and compost, and introduced our clean cooking solutions, including the Moto Core Stove for cooking, lighting, and charging. The team also visited our tree nursery. We highlighted key challenges like high production costs and limited financing. The insights shared will help shape future interventions.