‘Resilient and dignified communities, managing their environment and natural resources sustainably’

Resilient and dignified communities, managing their environment and natural resources sustainably.

Environmental Alert exists to advocate for enabling environment, sustainable natural resources management and food security for targeted communities through empowerment and policy engagement.

Environmental Alert upholds respect for people, communities, cultures, and the environment. The organisation values diverse perspectives and promotes dignity, inclusiveness, and mutual understanding in all engagements.
We are committed to openness in our processes, communication, and decision-making. Environmental Alert ensures that stakeholders have access to accurate information and that actions are carried out transparently and honestly.
Environmental Alert takes full responsibility for its decisions, resources, and results. We remain answerable to the communities we serve, partners, donors, and the environment we seek to protect.
High standards of competence, ethics, and dedication guide our work. Environmental Alert staff and partners strive to deliver quality services and uphold excellence in all programmes and interactions.
We believe in the power of collective effort. Environmental Alert fosters collaboration, shared learning, and unity across teams, partners, and communities to achieve sustainable environmental outcomes.
Integrity is at the heart of Environmental Alert’s operations. We uphold honesty, ethical conduct, and strong moral principles to build trust and ensure credibility in all our work.
Environmental Alert (EA) was founded in 1988 and is officially registered with the NGO Board as a Ugandan non-governmental organization (NGO), incorporated as a company limited by guarantee. EA is governed by an independent Board that is responsible for providing strategic oversight of the organization including ensuring its integrity as a voluntary service organisation.
Since 1998, the organization has emerged from addressing needs orientation to contributing to an enabling natural resources policy and practice environment, with increased and active participation and self-representation of poor and vulnerable natural resources poor men, women and youth.