Our Team
Edwin Mumbere
Director
Edwin Mumbere is the visionary director of the Centre for Citizens Conserving Environment & Management (CECIC), dedicated to fostering sustainable development and renewable energy access in Uganda. With a strong commitment to environmental stewardship, Edwin has led numerous initiatives that empower communities, particularly focusing on training women in the installation and maintenance of solar systems. His leadership has been crucial in implementing the Women 4 Renewable Energy Access project across the Albertine and Rwenzori regions.
Under Edwin’s guidance, CECIC has become a prominent advocate for renewable energy solutions, engaging in policy consultation with the Ugandan government to reduce taxation on renewable energy products. This advocacy aims to make renewable energy more accessible and affordable for the general population. Edwin’s approach combines environmental conservation with socio-economic development, providing marginalized groups, especially women, with valuable skills and economic opportunities.
Edwin envisions a future where renewable energy is the standard, not the alternative. His work with CECIC focuses on creating community-driven solutions to ensure sustainable energy access for all. Through his efforts, Edwin continues to transform lives, promote environmental responsibility, and build a resilient and sustainable future for Uganda and beyond.
- Phone:+ (256) 773156180
- Email:emumbere@cecicug.org
Immaculate Kibaba
Programmes Officer
Ms. Immaculate is the Programmes and research Officer for Center for citizens conserving environment and management (CECIC) in charge of making research about Climate change, Natural Resource governance, Agriculture, Wildlife conservation and Oil $ livelihoods and Projects Coordination.
Betty also coordinates the Shared Resources Programme which is being implemented to improve the livelihood of rural communities for sustainable development in Kasese and Rwenzori Region through programs for climate justice, natural conservation and human rights advocacy in order to preserve and protect our planet.
- Phone:+256 393 243 312
- Email:immaculate.kibaba@cecicug.org
Edrine Kyakimwa
Volunteer
Mr. Kenneth Bwambale is the Programmes and research Officer for Center for citizens conserving environment and management (CECIC) in charge of making research about Climate change, Natural Resource governance, Agriculture, Wildlife conservation and Oil $ livelihoods and Projects Coordination.
Kenneth also coordinates the Shared Resources Programme which is being implemented to improve the livelihood of rural communities for sustainable development in Kasese and Rwenzori Region through programs for climate justice, natural conservation and human rights advocacy in order to preserve and protect our planet.
- Phone:+256 393 243 312
- Email:Kenneth.bwambale@cecicug.org
Lydia Biira
Finance & Admin
Lydia Biira serves as the Finance & Admin at the Centre for Citizens Conserving Environment & Management (CECIC), where she combines her expertise in gender issues with her passion for environmental sustainability. Brenda is dedicated to integrating gender perspectives into climate change initiatives, ensuring that women and other marginalized groups are actively involved in and benefit from sustainable development projects.
In her role, Lydia is responsible for developing and implementing programs that address the unique impacts of climate change on women and vulnerable communities. She works to promote gender equality in all aspects of CECIC’s work, from renewable energy projects to community training sessions. Brenda’s efforts are crucial in creating inclusive and equitable solutions that empower women and enhance community resilience to climate change.
Lydia’s commitment to gender and climate justice is evident in her work with various community groups, where she advocates for policies and practices that support both environmental sustainability and social equity. Her ability to connect with and inspire community members has made a significant impact, driving forward CECIC’s mission to foster a sustainable and just future for all. Through her leadership, Brenda ensures that gender considerations are at the forefront of CECIC’s environmental initiatives, making a lasting difference in the lives of many.
- Phone:+256 393 243 312
- Email:info@cecicug.org
Lilian Musoki
Environmental Health Campaigner
Mbambu Barbara is the dynamic Campaigns Manager for Climate Change at the Centre for Citizens Conserving Environment & Management (CECIC). With a strong background in environmental advocacy and public engagement, Barbara leads the charge in raising awareness and mobilizing action on climate change issues. Her work is pivotal in driving CECIC’s mission to promote sustainable development and environmental stewardship in Uganda.
Barbara’s role involves designing and executing impactful campaigns that educate and engage communities on the importance of climate action. She collaborates with various stakeholders, including local communities, government agencies, and international partners, to amplify the reach and effectiveness of CECIC’s climate initiatives. Barbara’s innovative approach and strategic planning have been instrumental in fostering a culture of environmental responsibility and proactive climate action.
Through her leadership, Barbara has successfully spearheaded numerous campaigns that highlight the urgent need for climate resilience and sustainable practices. Her dedication to empowering communities with knowledge and resources ensures that CECIC’s message resonates widely and leads to tangible change. Barbara’s passion for environmental conservation and her ability to inspire others make her an invaluable asset to CECIC, driving forward the organization’s vision for a sustainable and resilient future.
- Phone:+256 393 243 312
- Email:info@cecicug.org
Godwin Bwambale
Communication Officer
Godwin Bwambale is a Communications Officer at center for citizen conserving environment and management (CECIC).
She assists the organisation in developing content for various communication materials, manages and updates cecic’s social media platforms to ensure consistent online presence.
She also supports in the planning and coordination of events, webinars and workshops related to our environmental conservation.
- Phone:+256 393 243 312
- Email:info@cecicug.org
Hellen Masika
Field Coordinator
Hellen Masika serves as the Field Coordinator at the Centre for Citizens Conserving Environment & Management (CECIC), where she brings her dedication and expertise to the forefront of environmental conservation and community empowerment initiatives. With a passion for sustainable development, Hellen plays a pivotal role in implementing and overseeing CECIC’s projects on the ground, ensuring they meet the needs of the communities they serve.
In her role, Hellen is responsible for coordinating field activities, managing project logistics, and liaising with community members and stakeholders. Her hands-on approach and strong organizational skills ensure that CECIC’s initiatives, such as the Women 4 Renewable Energy Access project, are executed efficiently and effectively. Hellen’s ability to engage with local communities and understand their unique challenges has been crucial in tailoring solutions that promote renewable energy and sustainable practices.
Hellen’s commitment to her work is reflected in the positive impact she has made in various communities. By providing training and support, she empowers individuals, especially women, with the knowledge and skills to adopt renewable energy technologies. Hellen’s efforts contribute significantly to CECIC’s mission of fostering environmental responsibility and resilience, paving the way for a sustainable future in Uganda.
- Phone:+256 393 243 312
- Email:info@cecicug.org