Nature controls a greater percentage of how, when and why we achieve our aspirations
— Dr. Juliet Katusiime (Director, Mind-Nature Institute

We are increasing individual and institutional environmental sustainability and development capabilities in the time of climate change.

Mind-Nature Institute is a multiple-level impact, environmental, and sustainable development research, training, and capacity development institution.

The planet , and the ability to conserve, supply water, or feed people is continuously challenging. It is a global problem that requires cooperation, ideas, and skills that do not cause further harm to nature and the environment at large.

Our mission therefore, is to improve societal capabilities to sustainably use, govern, and manage nature's resources for improved well-being, social equity and justice, and sustainability in a time of climate change and other crises; by having the needed knowledge and data, the ability to solve governance challenges, and addressing resource inadequacies that include skills, mindset, and power.

OUR FOCUS

Our broad focus is on environmental sustainability and development, dealing with the NEXUS and touching points with land and water, food systems, tech, health, energy, women and youth, education, peace and security, and or oil and gas issues among others. See image:

OUR CONTRIBUTION & IMPACT

We contribute to the mission through research, knowledge co-creation, and the dissemination of innovations.

We are also providing the different stakeholders with specialized training, skills development, and capacity building in multiple ways.

To earn a greater influence, we are partnering with individuals and institutions in civil society, the private sector, academia, research and others in international development cooperation.

We are certain our path creates multiple effects while impacting lifelong skills, adaptable capabilities, and foresight in solutions.

OUR VISION

“A capable, resilient, and thriving people, institutions, and nature in a time of climate change and other crises’’ is what we envisioned when establishing Mind-Nature Institute.

We are currently registered in Uganda and work with individuals, state and non-state actors, and organizations at various national, regional, and international levels.

Our work and strategic focus is informed by need, evidence, and/or questions that greatly inform the design and situation of our programs and projects

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