Who we are
African Center for Trade and Development (ACTADE) was initially established in November 2000 as a technical discussion group for trade related issues. At the time, trade discussions were dominated by International negotiations and international actors, thus the need to have a domestic and indigenous voice. It was established for the purpose of influencing and facilitating the development and promotion of trade and sustainable development through generating innovative policy ideas and policy alternatives in order to address both short and long term public policy challenges in the ever changing global, regional, national and local contexts.
Our Work
Under this program, ACTADE takes on comprehensive approaches to continue building on activities which support inclusive budget formulation and implementation.
Under this program, ACTADE focuses on promoting the development of domestic trade in Uganda.
Under this program, ACTADE explores and identifies effective tools to reduce the vulnerability of the country to climate change action.
News and Updates
How hidden barriers exclude marginalised groups from creating and sharing knowledge, critical for climate adaptation
Photo: An elderly man from Alebtong district in Northern Uganda sharing his insight during our national stakeholder dialogue on Why...
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Last year, I attended the 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change...
Read MoreMarkets and private sector investment are an important driver of community-based adaptation.
During the eighteenth Community Based Adaptation conference participants reflected on how to engage private sector for adaptation investments. The objective...
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