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The authors would also like to thank two reviewers (Kaisa Korhonen-Kurki and Grace Wong) for their comments on a prior draft of this paper. Many other individuals at CIFOR and Makerere have contributed in making this research possible, including the administrative and research staff of the School of Forestry, Environmental and Geographical Sciences at Makerere University, CIFOR Library (searching/ sourcing literature), CIFOR ICG team (editing and layout of the working paper), and a range of staff in
the Governance, Livelihoods, Finance, Administration, Human Resources, and the Nairobi Hub Offices

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Uganda’s national policies, This review was completed as part of a broader project, Adaptation of people to climate change in East Africa: Ecosystem services, risk reduction and human well-being. The Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) is leading the project in collaboration with Makerere University, the Kenya Forestry Research Institute (KEFRI) and the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF). The Faculty of Forestry at Makerere University is the primary implementing partner of the Ugandan research component. Primary funding for this
project was provided through a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation (2011 CRD 306). Additional complementary funding for stakeholder workshops was received from two CIFOR-led
projects funded by AusAID (63560) and UNITAR
(G.EGP.2011.03). Uganda’s national policies.

The team would like to thank the village and district stakeholders from Bududa and Kapchorwa Districts and
national stakeholders who have shared their knowledge, time and good will with us in the course of this research.

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