The Cimlate Research Team
The Agrometeorology Unit is composed of a multidisciplinary team of scientists dedicated to advancing climate resilience in Uganda agriculture.
MESSAGE FROM THE TEAM LEADER
Dr. Everline Komutunga (Lead Scientist)
To further develop and strengthen Climate change research in NARO into a leading hub for climate-smart technologies, information, and ICT tools, Climate change research continues to generate advanced agricultural information and climate-smart technologies as well as actively develop field-based climate smart technologies with practical applications that will benefit the farmers.
To this end, we are moving forward with plans such as ICT tools, crop modeling for future yields, creation of climate champions to further the climate agenda, dissemination and feedback strategies, scaling of new climate-smart crop varieties, and new practices.
The Climate research staff will try their best in achieving a "bright future for climate change and mitigation in agriculture and a happy resilient rural community"
We look forward to your unyielding cooperation and support!
Thank you very much!
Our Team
The Agrometeorology Unit is composed of a multidisciplinary team of scientists dedicated to advancing climate resilience in Uganda agriculture.
Dr. Everline Komutunga
Team Leader and Lead ScientistPh.D, MSc, BSc in Agro-meteorology. Leading the units research and climate adaptation strategies for Uganda's agricultural sector
Personal ProfileMr. Choice Agaba
Climate ScientistMSc. in Environment and Natural Resources. Specializes in climate data analysis, seasonal forecasting and agrometeorological advisoty services.
Personal ProfileMr. Kevin John Oratungye
StatisticianMSc in Social Statistics. Oversees data collection, quality assurance and spatial analysis of weather station networks across Uganda.
Personal ProfileMs. Elizabeth Ahumuza
StatisticianBSc in Statistics. Supports climate data processing, statistical modeling and dissemination of farmer advisories.
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