The National Forestry Authority (NFA) is a government agency in Uganda with a mission to manage and protect the country’s forest resources, ensuring their sustainable use and conservation for the benefit of present and future generations. With a strong reputation for environmental stewardship and sustainable forestry practices, NFA has earned recognition both locally and internationally for its efforts to promote biodiversity and combat climate change through effective forest management.

The organization fosters a collaborative and results-oriented work culture, offering employees opportunities for growth, professional development, and a supportive work environment that prioritizes environmental conservation. Since its establishment in 2003, NFA has evolved from a regulatory body into a dynamic force in forest resource management, implementing innovative solutions like community forestry and forest-based carbon offset projects.

Operating across Uganda, the NFA’s model integrates sustainable forestry with economic development, contributing to the livelihoods of rural communities while protecting critical ecosystems. Guided by core values of sustainability, integrity, accountability, and inclusiveness, the NFA also engages in corporate social responsibility initiatives, including tree planting campaigns, environmental education, and supporting local communities with sustainable livelihood options. For more information, visit www.nfa.org.ug.