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Kampala, Uganda – October 31, 2025
Uganda’s Ministry of Water and Environment, through its Climate Change Department (CCD), has officially invited climate actors, innovators, and development partners to host side events at the Uganda Pavilion during the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), scheduled for November 10–21, 2025 in Belém, Brazil.
The announcement, issued on October 29, outlines a strategic opportunity for stakeholders to showcase Uganda’s climate leadership, promote investment and tourism, and foster inclusive dialogue aligned with global climate goals. The side events will run daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the Uganda Pavilion, offering a platform for engagement across key negotiation themes.
“Uganda’s Climate Change Department invites expressions of interest to host side events at the Uganda Pavilion during COP30 in Belém, Brazil. Let’s amplify Uganda’s climate leadership and foster global collaboration,” CCD posted on X (formerly Twitter), using the hashtags #UgAtCOP30 and #ClimateAction.
Thematic Focus Areas
Applicants are encouraged to align their proposed events with the following UNFCCC negotiation tracks:
- Adaptation and Loss and Damage
- Mitigation
- Capacity Building
- Finance Mobilization
- Technology Development and Transfer
- Gender
- Legal and Compliance
Submission Guidelines
Interested parties must submit a two-page concept note detailing the theme, objectives, format, and target audience of their proposed event. The deadline for submission is November 2, 2025, and applications should be submitted via the official link:
🔗 https://forms.gle/sQ7R48gd9mqFoGW66
Contact Information
For further inquiries, applicants may contact:
- Mr. Francis Opolot – 📧 opolotfrank1@gmail.com
- Ms. Anastasia Namululi – 📧 mygreenuganda@gmail.com
Uganda’s Climate Vision
The Ministry’s mission is to promote the rational and sustainable utilization of water and environmental resources for Uganda’s socio-economic development. Through its pavilion at COP30, Uganda aims to elevate its voice in global climate negotiations and attract meaningful partnerships that support resilience, innovation, and equity.
Dr. Alfred Okot Okidi, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, emphasized the importance of inclusive participation:
“We look forward to your contributions in amplifying Uganda’s voice and advancing inclusive climate solutions on the global stage.”
Strategic Significance
This initiative follows Uganda’s successful lobbying for pavilion space at COP30, reflecting its growing influence in climate diplomacy. The side events are expected to attract government officials, civil society leaders, youth advocates, and international partners committed to climate justice and sustainable development.
