YICE Uganda is a registered not for profit social organization that provides rural smallholder farmers in Uganda with access to regenerative agricultural training, flexible financial services and permaculture practices to reduce hunger and poverty. The NGO aims to make available sustainable and easy-to-implement agricultural practices that increase the productivity of smallholder farmers' fields, thereby boosting their incomes while protecting the environment. YICE Uganda empowers local communities, especially women, young people and displaced people, with theoretical and practical knowledge about permaculture, regenerative agricultural training and flexible financial services.

Regenerosity supports and catalyzes grassroots organizations and leaders globally to protect, restore, and regenerate their communities and ecosystems. The organization flows trust-based funds to high-potential, community-based initiatives in threatened or degraded landscapes in ways that grow their capacities, scale and impact. Through its Blossom Program, a two-year capacity strengthening initiative, Regenerosity resources local grassroots organizations to strengthen their capacity and leadership skills while prototyping new models for regional growth. The work prioritizes transformation of food systems and livelihoods through agroecology and regenerative practices led by local communities informed by traditional ecological knowledge.