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Humbled that our own Country Director @gabazira is part of the HINGO mission in Europe. The HINGO forum is instrumental in coordinating, and collaborating on various aspects to ensure resources are used efficiently and effectively in humanitarian assistance and response.
Today, as the European Parliament's Permanent Rapporteur for Humanitarian Aid, I meet with the Uganda Humanitarian International NGO Forum - HINGO. @EP_Development
For the first time, @CAREUganda has won two accolades at the 2026 #FiReAwards: Winner, Reporting under IPSAS, and the 1st Runner -Up, Not for Profit Organisation. Every shilling accounted for is a promise kept to the communities and partners we serve. #Accountability @Tugye
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Later, Ms.Nalubowa Sarah,CEO @BUAKBIOENERGY ,highlights the role of innovative clean energy solutions & the Loan-to-Own Model in expanding access to affordable biogas technologies and promoting sustainable livelihoods among refugee & host households in Kyangwali.
#SPAIICloseOut
Mr. Mugisha Sumbuka,CEO @BsfMixed14692 highlights the key lessons from operational challenges and outlining strategic priorities for scaling production,strengthening market access and advancing sustainable business opportunities through Black Soldier Fly innovation.
#CareUganda
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The enterprise generates revenue through the sale of fresh larvae at UGX 2,000 per kilogram, organic fertiliser derived from duck waste and a range of banana-based products and Beyond product sales, it diversifies its income through consultancy. and practical skills development.
Grateful to @DKinUganda and @CARE_Danmark who have supported #SPA II work through milestone based, de-risked finance frameworks. @norah_namono @Nabimara_Paul @agro_more
Strengthening food systems and building resilient livelihoods in Kyangwali through sustainable agricultural practices.
Through the CLIRK Project,refugee and host communities are gaining access to create long-term economic opportunities.
#CLIRKProject
#CareUganda
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Strengthening food systems and building resilient livelihoods in Kyangwali through sustainable agricultural practices.
Through the CLIRK Project,refugee and host communities are gaining access to create long-term economic opportunities.
#CLIRKProject
#CareUganda
Building climate resilience and strengthening food security in Kyangwali through sustainable agricultural innovation.
The CLIRK Project is empowering refugee and host communities with regenerative farming solutions that unlock lasting livelihood opportunities.
#CLIRKProject
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In Kyangwali, the CLIRK Project, in partnership with The Bug Picture, is promotes sustainable agriculture through Black Soldier Fly farming, poultry rearing and vegetable gardening to help communities access affordable animal feeds, improve soil fertility and strengthen food security.
@CAREUganda @BUAKBIOENERGY @BsfMixed14692 @DKinUganda @CARE_Danmark
#CLIRKProject #SPAIICloseOut #CareUganda
Today, private sector enterprises,, local government @CAREUganda came together to close out #SPA II funded @DKinUganda @CARE_Danmark . They are sharing results, lessons and exploring next steps for climate resilience in Kyangwali and Karamoja. #HappeningNow
Mary Awori- Consultant @CAREUganda highlights the innovation journey of Spa II. She says In 2022, the journey started by identifying climate challenges affecting communities in Karamoja and Kyangwali. Through a call for innovation, local partners were mobilised to develop solutions driven by community needs.
@BUAKBIOENERGY @BsfMixed14692 @DKinUganda
#CLIRKProject #SPAIICloseOut #CareUganda
46 women entrepreneurs from Producer Marketing Groups supported by @CAREUganda across Uganda are showcasing their organic products #AfricaOrganicExpo2026 in Kla. The expo provides a valuable platform for networking, learning, and exploring new business opportunities.
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COTA recently trained and supported young women and men in Zone 4, Imvepi Refugee Settlement on livelihood and economic empowerment with support from @CAREUganda .
Investing in young people's skills and opportunities is key to strengthening self-reliance, resilience and sustainable livelihoods.
Together, we are building stronger communities.
#COTA #YouthEmpowerment #Livelihoods #Imvepi
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Uganda’s food systems hold enormous potential for investment, innovation and job creation.
The #FoodSecurity and #JobCreation Round Table aims to turn shared challenges into practical solutions and measurable results.@UIRI_UG
#AAIN #PPSRDiscussions
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🌾 What if every farm became a source of food, income and employment?
Investing in Uganda’s food systems means empowering farmers, supporting agribusinesses and creating opportunities for young people. The Food Security and Job Creation Summit is a call to turn ideas into investments and partnerships into impact.
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#AAIN #PPSRTDiscussions #FoodSecurity #Jobcreation
@uiri
Every woman deserves a voice.
For many women, domestic violence was once a silent burden with few avenues for support.
Through community awareness & leadership structures strengthened by @THRIVEGulu approach, women now know where to seek help and report cases of violence.
In Palabek women who once believed leadership was reserved for men are stepping forward to lead.
“We used to fear leadership roles&thought they were only for men. Later we learned leadership is not only for men. We got the courage to compete and today many leaders are women.”
#SAY project is using VSLAs, women mentors, role model men, schools, and intergenerational dialogues to address harmful norms, increase access to SRHR information, and help young women and men make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and economic wellbeing.
“Before the training, I was very bitter about family planning. I believed it would cause deformities &health problems. Now i understand the facts. My family is using it.” Benjamin, RMM
Thru #SAY project, Role Model Men in Palabek Settlement are challenging myths around FP.
“Before the training, I was very bitter about family planning. I believed it would cause deformities &health problems. Now i understand the facts. My family is using it.” Benjamin, RMM
Thru #SAY project, Role Model Men in Palabek Settlement are challenging myths around FP.
“We had vegetables at lunch yesterday.” Headteacher Omoti Pri Sch. A simple statement that reflects a big change. Through nutrition training, school gardens, and learner clubs, pupils are gaining knowledge & practical skills to improve diets at school and at home. #CascadeImpact
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Day 2 of the #CPD10 Annual Review focused on setting priorities for 2027, identifying interventions to scale up and exploring how digital and innovative solutions can accelerate progress across all four outputs towards our 2030 targets. #AnnualReview2026
As uganda marks 64 years of independence, we reflect on the progress made & the work that still lies ahead to ensure every person can live with dignity & opportunity.
@CAREUganda celebrates the leadership, innovation, and strength of women and girls who are driving change.
When children feel safe, connected, and supported, they thrive.
From stress & isolation to friendship and confidence, #TeamUp is helping children build resilience for life. #LIFESPAN funded by Uganda Humanitarian Fund (UHF) implemented by @CAREUganda @warchildall #Nakivale
“I feel good and eager on TeamUp Day”. Solange 14. Two days in Nakivale, 04 schools, many voices. Children, caregivers, teachers & facilitators showed us what protection &psychosocial support look like in practice. #LIFESPAN with @warchildall funded by Uganda Humanitarian Fund
“I feel good and eager on TeamUp Day”. Solange 14. Two days in Nakivale, 04 schools, many voices. Children, caregivers, teachers & facilitators showed us what protection &psychosocial support look like in practice. #LIFESPAN with @warchildall funded by Uganda Humanitarian Fund