Kampala, Uganda – November 27, 2024 The Charter for Change (C4C) Working Group Uganda concluded a landmark two-day series of events at Hotel Africana, Kampala, focusing on advancing the localization agenda and amplifying women’s leadership in Uganda’s humanitarian and development sectors. The events brought together a wide range of
MAYUGE DISTRICT: For many years, Communities in Busoga region have suffered prevailing rates of poverty, climate change effects and it being with more of rural communities, the population is sought to have depended on agriculture for income, survival and wealth accumulation. Due to lack of agriculture mentorship, many of the
BUGWERI DISTRICT: According to the survey on household mapping on food, nutrition and wash practices that was conducted by Wilmat Development Foundation with support from the Movement for Community Led Development Uganda Chapter through the Right2Grow consortium in Mayuge district Eastern Uganda. It indicated that under nutrition still remains a significant
BUGWERI DISTRICT: According to the survey on household mapping on food, nutrition and wash practices that was conducted by Wilmat Development Foundation with support from the Movement for Community Led Development Uganda Chapter through the Right2Grow consortium in Bugweri district in Eastern Uganda, it indicated that the common sources of
MAYUGE DISTRICT: In Uganda, women are the backbone of the agricultural sector, yet their contributions often go unrecognized and undervalued. However, recent efforts to empower women in agriculture are highlighting the critical role they play in sustainable development and livelihood improvement across the country. According to recent baseline studies conducted by
BUSOGA REGION: Menstrual hygiene management remains a pressing issue in rural Uganda, where cultural taboos, lack of access to menstrual products, and inadequate sanitation facilities pose significant challenges for women and girls. However, organizations like the Wilmat Development Foundation are stepping up to address this plight and empower women and
