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Fighting Poverty. ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://careuganda.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [news](https://careuganda.org/blog/) - June 18, 2024 Re- Imaging Quality Assurance Mechanism As A Multipupurose Vehicle For The Cso Sector Health September 21, 2022 DINU builds two slaughterhouses to improve beef quality in Moroto February 17, 2022 CARE Takes on the Charter Of Change Coordination Role August 5, 2021 Solar Kitchens Sustainable energy Solution October 13, 2022 The PepsiCo - [Bracing On With A Hopeful Life Beyond Gbv Experiences](https://careuganda.org/bracing-on-with-a-hopeful-life-beyond-gbv-experiences/) - A three-year project aimed at advancing the sexual and reproductive health and rights of adolescents and youth in the districts of Kamuli and Mayuge in Busoga sub region has been launched today by the Kyabazinga of Busoga HRH William Wilberforce Gabula Nadiope IV. - [Re- Imaging Quality Assurance Mechanism As A Multipupurose Vehicle For The Cso Sector Health](https://careuganda.org/re-imaging-quality-assurance-mechanism-as-a-multipupurose-vehicle-for-the-cso-sector-health/) - Today, the Uganda national NGO forum organized a breakfast meeting in Kampala in partnership with CARE Uganda to discuss the theme: re-imagining Quality Assurance Mechanism (QuAM). The meeting aimed to address the emerging opportunities and challenges of QuAM in development and humanitarian efforts, particularly the shift from international organizations (INGOs) dominating the system to local actors taking the lead. - [Kyabazinga Launches Eye Universal Srhr Project Worth](https://careuganda.org/kyabazinga-launches-eye-universal-srhr-project-worth/) - A three-year project aimed at advancing the sexual and reproductive health and rights of adolescents and youth in the districts of Kamuli and Mayuge in Busoga sub region has been launched today by the Kyabazinga of Busoga HRH William Wilberforce Gabula Nadiope IV. - [The PepsiCo Foundation’s support of She Feeds the World Programme in Uganda leaves lasting legacy](https://careuganda.org/the-pepsico-foundations-support-of-she-feeds-the-world-programme-in-uganda-leaves-lasting-legacy/) - A partnership between the PepsiCo Foundation - the philanthropic arm of one of the world's leading food and beverage companies, and CARE – a global humanitarian organisation, has improved the food and nutrition security of thousands of poor, rural households in Kyenjojo and Kyegegwa districts in Uganda. - [DINU builds two slaughterhouses to improve beef quality in Moroto](https://careuganda.org/dinu-builds-two-slaughterhouses-to-improve-beef-quality-in-moroto/) - Under the Development Initiative for Northern Uganda (DINU), a Government of Uganda programme supported by the EU and supervised by OPM, Care Denmark received a grant in 2020 to implement a project, “Inclusive Market-based Development for Smallholder Farmers in Northern Uganda.” - [Care Integrated Approach Strengthening Resilience And Women Empowerment](https://careuganda.org/care-integrated-approach-strengthening-resilience-and-women-empowerment/) - Rose Auma aged 58, is a resident of Pece Division- Gulu City and a single mother following the death of her husband and son during the insurgency by the Lord’s Resistance Army in 1997. - [CARE Takes on the Charter Of Change Coordination Role](https://careuganda.org/care-takes-on-the-charter-of-change-coordination-role/) - CARE International in Uganda has received instruments of power as the coordinating agency of the Charter for Change (C4C) Working Group in Uganda. Michael Tugyetwena, CARE's Operations Director received the instruments from Henry Muyanja, the Executive Director Street Child, (the outgoing coordinating agency) in a modest coordination role handover event held at CARE Head Office in Kampala on January 11th, 2022. - [Orange the World: Fund, Respond, Prevent, Collect](https://careuganda.org/orange-the-world-fund-respond-prevent-collect/) - 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence 2020 with the theme: "Orange the World: Fund, Respond, Prevent, Collect!" - [International Women's Day Stories 2021](https://careuganda.org/international-womens-day-stories-2021/) - A collection of stories featuring Ugandan women in celebration of International Women's Day 2021 - [Tracking Climate Adaptation Financing in Uganda](https://careuganda.org/tracking-climate-adaptation-financing-in-uganda/) - Environmental Management for Livelihood Improvement Bwaise Facility (EMLI) and Care International in Uganda in partnership with Ministry of Finance Planning and Economic Development and Ministry of Water - [Paper Crane Newsletter stories - 4th Issue](https://careuganda.org/paper-crane-newsletter-stories-4th-issue/) - The following stories appeared in the 4th Issue of our Paper Crane Newsletter. Potential for Ruby Cup, Potential for Ruby Cup, 16 Days of activism Against gender based violence, Turyamureba - [Standing strong in the face of the pandemic](https://careuganda.org/standing-strong-in-the-face-of-the-pandemic/) - 33-year-old Kansiime Bonny is from South West Uganda where she has been in a Village Savings & Loan Association (VSLA) for the past ten years. She lives with her husband and three children - [I can help women raise their voices](https://careuganda.org/i-can-help-women-raise-their-voices/) - Halatu Benjamin, 31, fled violence in South Sudan with her five children and two nieces. She has been living in the Omugo refugee settlement in northern Uganda since March 2018. Despite her trauma, Halatu has found solidarity and a sense of purpose as part of her women’s group within the camp. The group saves together and supports members to set up small businesses, but perhaps most importantly, the group has discovered their collective power to improve the lives of people in their community. As for Halatu, she has discovered her inner leader, creating safe spaces for women in the camp, organising a boycott to force humanitarian agencies to address issues raised by the group, and taking on roles in the Refugee Welfare Council, where she can support other women to raise their voices. - [Solar Kitchens Sustainable energy Solution](https://careuganda.org/solar-kitchens-sustainable-energy-solution/) - CARE International in Uganda in partnership with Innovation Norway and DANIDA recently launched a plastic recycling plant and three community solar kitchens expected to serve about 50 households per village in Kyangwali refugee settlement in Kikuube District. The kitchens installed at the different women’s safe spaces will reduce both deforestation and female exposure to gender-based violence experienced during collection of firewood. - [How the WAY Programme adapted her interventions amidst the Covid-19 Pandemic](https://careuganda.org/how-the-way-programme-adapted-her-interventions-amidst-the-covid-19-pandemic/) - In response to the changing contextual issues around the COVID-19 pandemic, CARE International in Uganda's Women Adolescents and Youth (WAY) rights empowerment programme with funding from UNFPA developed key strategies to support field programming. - [The DINU Programme Registers Milestones Amidst the Covid-19 Pandemic](https://careuganda.org/the-dinu-programme-registers-milestones-amidst-the-covid-19-pandemic/) - Margaret's story and several others were shared with the CARE International in Uganda Country Director, Apollo Gabazira during a three-day visit to the DINU programme sites in Karamoja and Acholi sub-regions - [A women's group for refugees in Uganda](https://careuganda.org/a-womens-group-for-refugees-in-uganda/) - Since violence erupted in South Sudan in 2016, the number of people who have fled to safety in Uganda has exceeded one million. Where some countries turn refugees away, the Ugandan Government is welcoming them. CARE’s Refugee Response Team Leader Carly Sheehan is in Uganda and shines a light on how, with support, refugees really can start again. - [Escaping Violence in South Sudan, Women's Groups Offer Support](https://careuganda.org/escaping-violence-in-south-sudan-womens-groups-offer-support-2/) - Since violence erupted in South Sudan in 2016, the number of people who have fled to safety in Uganda has exceeded one million. Where some countries turn refugees away, the Ugandan Government is welcoming them. CARE’s Refugee Response Team Leader Carly Sheehan is in Uganda and shines a light on how, with support, refugees really can start again. - [DRC Refugee Crisis](https://careuganda.org/drc-refugee-crisis/) - More than 14,000 refugees, the large majority women and children, have fled the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to Uganda since December 18th 2017, following increased conflict, according to figures from Government of Uganda and UNHCR, said agency CARE International. - [The only family she has left is her baby born of rape: how a refugee’s motherhood triumphs over her trauma](https://careuganda.org/the-only-family-she-has-left-is-her-baby-born-of-rape-how-a-refugees-motherhood-triumphs-over-her-trauma/) - Mafi* is holding her tiny newborn in her arms, as she puts her hand gently on her little tummy. What most people do not know is that a part of her daughter reminds her on her worst days in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Shortly before fleeing from home, four armed men had raped her. One of them is now the father of her child. - [Raped and wed by 14, this refugee volunteer fights against sexual violence](https://careuganda.org/raped-and-wed-by-14-this-refugee-volunteer-fights-against-sexual-violence/) - Earlier this year, thousands of Congolese risked their lives to flee their conflict-ridden country and seek refuge in Uganda. Pema* is one of them. Despite the trauma of rape, fleeing and violence, she is now trying to rebuild her life together with her 10 children in Kyangwali refugee settlement in Uganda. Eager to help people with similar trauma, she became a volunteer with CARE. - [EU Supported Disaster Risk Reduction Projects worth 2.9 Million Euro (over UGX 12.5Bn) launched](https://careuganda.org/eu-supported-disaster-risk-reduction-projects-worth-2-9-million-euro-over-ugx-12-5bn-launched/) - Many businesses, large and small, have a huge source of great ideas that can help them improve, innovate, and grow, and yet so many of these companies never think of using this amazing corporate asset. What is this highly valuable asset? Its own people. - [Refugee influx into Uganda worrying, warns CARE International](https://careuganda.org/refugee-influx-into-uganda-worrying-warns-care-international/) - Majority of women have experienced or witnessed gender-based violence on their way to Uganda / Dead refugee bodies thrown into Lake Albert - [Cholera outbreak in Uganda poses further risk to Congolese refugees](https://careuganda.org/cholera-outbreak-in-uganda-poses-further-risk-to-congolese-refugees/) - Thousands of Congolese seeking refuge at settlements in south western Uganda are at risk of contracting cholera, warns the international aid organization CARE. - [Congolese Refugees in Uganda](https://careuganda.org/congolese-refugees-in-uganda/) - The humanitarian situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) deteriorated dramatically in 2017, and the country is now facing a complex and protracted crisis of massive proportions. The number of people in need of assistance almost doubled in 2017 and is expected to increase in 2018. - [Funding Gaps threaten Critical Aid for refugees in Uganda](https://careuganda.org/funding-gaps-threaten-critical-aid-for-refugees-in-uganda/) - Joint statement by 26 international NGOs in Uganda on the need for urgent action to address gaps in funding for the refugee response. - [D.R.Congo: One of the world’s forgotten humanitarian crisis in urgent need of international attention](https://careuganda.org/d-r-congo-one-of-the-worlds-forgotten-humanitarian-crisis-in-urgent-need-of-international-attention/) - A surge in violent conflict and inter-communal tensions has forced more than 781,000 Congolese, many of them women and children, to flee their homes since 2017. The situation continues to deteriorate dramatically as escalating violence, particularly in the country’s eastern region, is causing an exodus in neighbouring countries. - [JOINT PRESS RELEASE: Uganda launches Health Sector Integrated Refugee Response Plan](https://careuganda.org/joint-press-release-uganda-launches-health-sector-integrated-refugee-response-plan/) - Endorsed by: Oxfam, Action Against Hunger, Relief International, Humanity and Inclusion, Medical Team International, Catholic Relief Services, International Rescue Committee and CARE International. - [Uganda: More support needed to fight environmental degradation around refugee settlements](https://careuganda.org/uganda-more-support-needed-to-fight-environmental-degradation-around-refugee-settlements/) - On the occasion of World Refugee Day, 16 non-governmental organisations call for urgent action to prevent and mitigate the impact of environmental degradation around refugee settlements in Uganda. - [Ebola Kills Over 1,500 in the Democratic Republic of Congo](https://careuganda.org/ebola-kills-over-1500-in-the-democratic-republic-of-congo/) - GOMA, (June 24, 2019) - The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has now killed more than 1,500 people and infected over 2,200 since its onset last August. Lack of security in the locations where the virus has spread, which are also some of the country’s most densely populated areas, as well as limited community engagement in the response are main reasons why the epidemic has continued to spread. ## Pages - [Home](https://careuganda.org/) - Program Areas CARE has four priority program areas:- Livelihoods, Resilient Futures, Women and Girls & Humanitarian Action Learn More Livelihoods We believe everyone has the right to access and control economic resources Learn More ClimateProgram CARE works to strengthen the resilience and adaptive capacities of women and girls to the effects of climate change Learn - [Tenders and Bids](https://careuganda.org/tenders-and-bids/) - “CARE has been active in Uganda since 1969 and working in the country continuously to-date.” Tenders & Bids Vendor Login / Register CARE International in Uganda is a subsidiary of CARE International, a leading humanitarian and development agency fighting global poverty around the world. 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Download Report - pdf Organisational Performance and Impact CARE International Uganda demonstrated significant operational scale during fiscal year 2023, implementing diverse programs across economic empowerment, gender justice, climate resilience, and humanitarian response. The organization reached over 61,562 farmers through - [Humanitarian Action](https://careuganda.org/our-work/strategic-program-choices/humanitarian-action-2/) - Humanitarian Action In Uganda, the negative effects of disasters are more pronounced in refugee hosting districts, and the poorest regions. Humanitarian Action In Uganda, the negative effects of disasters are more pronounced in refugee hosting districts, and the poorest regions. In Uganda, the negative effects of disasters are more pronounced in refugee hosting districts, and - [Strategic Program Choices](https://careuganda.org/our-work/strategic-program-choices/) - Livelihoods We believe everyone has the right to access and control economic resources as well as the power to make decisions that benefit themselves, their families and their communities. Read more Resilient Futures Program The scale and urgency of the global climate crisis and natural resources degradation demands an augmented effort to promote climate justice - [Resilient Futures](https://careuganda.org/our-work/strategic-program-choices/resilient-futures/) - CARE addresses structural gender inequalities caused by climate change and natural resource degradation, Resilient Futures CARE addresses structural inequality faced by women and girls caused by climate change and natural resource degradation. Resilient Futures CARE addresses structural women and girls inequalities caused by climate change and natural resource degradation. Resilient Futures Resilient Futures Program The - [Women and Girls Program](https://careuganda.org/our-work/strategic-program-choices/women-and-girls-program/) - CARE addresses social norms and structural inequalities and supports women and girls to enable them to realize their rights. Women & Girls Program Women & Girls Program CARE addresses social norms and structural inequalities and supports women and girls to enable them to realize their rights. Women and Girls Program Discrimination against women and girls - [Livelihoods Program](https://careuganda.org/our-work/strategic-program-choices/livelihoods-program/) - CARE addresses social normsand structural economic inequalities and supports women and girls... Livelihoods Livelihoods CARE addresses social normsand structural economic inequalities and supports women and girls... Livelihoods Program We believe everyone has the right to access and control economic resources as well as the power to make decisions that benefit themselves, their families and their - [Careers](https://careuganda.org/about-us/careers-vacancies/) - “CARE has been active in Uganda and working in the country continuously since 1969” careers CARE International in Uganda is an Equal Opportunities, sensitive and corruption intolerant employer. CARE International in Uganda does not charge or seek remuneration for any recruitment process. The recruitment process of CARE International in Uganda is centralized within the Country - [Graduate Trainee Program](https://careuganda.org/graduate-trainee/) - “CARE has been active in Uganda and working in the country continuously since 1969” Graduate Trainee Program 2022 CARE International in Uganda is an Equal Opportunities, sensitive and corruption intolerant employer. CARE International in Uganda does not charge or seek remuneration for any recruitment process. The recruitment process of CARE International in Uganda is centralized - [Video Gallery](https://careuganda.org/video-gallery/) - Video Credit: Current and past staff & consultants with CARE International in Uganda. (Click to play video) Unimaginable violence made Cecile a widow and mother International Women’s Day (IWD) 2019 Put the HER in HERo this women’s day – We are celebrating all the HERo’s in Uganda, from Read more Refugee settlements in the West Nile& - [16 Days of Activism Campaign 2022](https://careuganda.org/16-days-of-activism-campaign-2022/) - UNITE! Activism to End Violemce against Women & Girls 16 Days of Activism Campaign 2022 The challenges we had during Covid-19 lock downs and what have you, the women and girls based violence was at the highest gear... Kalsum Abdu - Woman Representative (Central Division, Arua City) Click to watch full video on the right - [Women's Day Messages](https://careuganda.org/womens-day-messages/) - 2023 CARE is working to promote the digitization for women & girls to address the digital divide 2023 International Women Day Commemoration under the National theme; “Equal Opportunities in Education, Science and Technology for Innovation and a women and girls Equal Future”. CARE is working to promote the digitisation for women and girls to address - [Organisational Development](https://careuganda.org/our-work/organisational-development/) - "People and Culture, Systems and Structure, Strategy and Governance, Compliance and Risk Management.” People and Culture Women and girls equity, diversity and inclusion: We aim to create a team that reflects the diversity of Ugandan society in terms of age, women and girls, and disability. CARE’s aspiration is to have at least 60% female staff, - [Strategic Partnerships](https://careuganda.org/our-work/strategic-partnerships/) - "CARE’s partnerships are based on strengthening the voices and participation of women and girls.” AB. Gabazira Country Director Working Partnerships CARE applies a tiered approach to develop strategic partnerships with Ugandan organizations and social movements, with a focus on those representing women, youth, and other marginalized groups, Government of Uganda ministries and agencies, donors, UN - [Vision & Mission](https://careuganda.org/about-us/vision-mission/) - Vision We seek a world of hope, tolerance and social justice, where poverty has been overcome and people live in dignity and security. CARE will be a global force and a partner of choice within a worldwide movement dedicated to ending poverty. We will be known everywhere for our unshakeable commitment to the dignity of - [Vision 2030 Impact Areas](https://careuganda.org/our-work/vision-2030-impact-areas/) - Having worked in Uganda since 1969, CARE International will continue to positively impact the lives of women and girls in the country. Women’s Economic Justice 200,000 women and girls have more equitable access to and control over economic resources and opportunities. Right to Food and Nutrition 300,000 people, 60% of them women and girls, - [Profile & History](https://careuganda.org/about-us/profile-and-history/) - Introduction CARE International has been working in Uganda since 1969 to address the urgent needs of conflict and disaster-affected populations and to provide support to community development. CARE’s first projects in Uganda focused on agricultural development, animal husbandry, health education, and community development. In CARE, we recognize the risks, but also the potential that comes - [Country Director](https://careuganda.org/about-us/country-director/) - “CARE has been active in Uganda since 1969 and working in the country continuously “ Country Director Hello friends of CARE International in Uganda A few months into CARE Global’s 75th Anniversary and the 51st for CARE International in Uganda, It gives me great pleasure to share with you all CARE International in Uganda’s new - [Senior Management Team](https://careuganda.org/about-us/leadership-team/) - Senior Management Team Apollo B. Gabazira Country Director Michael Tugyetwena Operations Director Esther Nampijja Regina Human Resource Manager Michael A Opio Programme Director Cotilda Nakyeyune Program Manager – Climate Justice Dorothy Rutazaana Deputy Director Operations View Leadership Team Chart Country Director Profile & History Vision & Mission Core Values Senior Management Team Careers Links Business - [contact us](https://careuganda.org/contact-us/) - Contact details Contact details Physical: 5th Floor, Union House Plot 78, Luthuli Avenue Kampala Postal: P.O.Box 7280 Kampala, Uganda +256 31 2258100 UGA.CARE-Uganda@care.org Feedback form submit Arua Sub Office: Arua Field OfficePlot 21, Oluko RoadArua Gulu Sub Office: Gulu field officePlot 11, Olia RoadGulu - [Latest News](https://careuganda.org/latest-news/) - June 18, 2024 Re- Imaging Quality Assurance Mechanism As A Multipupurose Vehicle For The Cso Sector Health Today, the Uganda national NGO forum organized a breakfast meeting in Kampala in partnership with CARE Uganda to discuss the theme: re-imagining Quality Assurance Mechanism (QuAM). The meeting aimed to address the emerging opportunities and challenges of QuAM - [A Day in the life of the Country Director](https://careuganda.org/a-day-in-the-life-of-the-country-director/) - A Day in the life of the Country Director – Apollo B. Gabazira - [CD's Women's Day 2022 Message](https://careuganda.org/cds-womens-day-2022-message/) - CARE International in Uganda's message on Women's Day 2022. Apollo B. Gabazira, Country Director Today 8th March 2022, CARE International in Uganda joins the government, Women Led and Women Rights organisations and global community to celebrate progress and highlight women’s resiliency and leadership gains across the work we do here in Uganda and globally. 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The Advisor is responsible for aligning program MEAL frameworks to Country Office Theory of Change and CARE global strategic MEAL frameworks. The Advisor is responsible for establishing, managing, and - [GBV Coordinator - 2 Positions](https://careuganda.org/careers/gbv-coordinator-2-positions/) - GBV Coordinator – 2 Positions Imvepi Refugee Settlement - Terego District and Kyangwali Refugee settlement - Kikuube District Job Summary CARE International has taken a bold step to functionalize the localization of the humanitarian aid agenda by deliberately ensuring that CARE GBV in an emergency is delivered in a localized manner. This means that CARE’s - [Gender Specialist](https://careuganda.org/careers/gender-specialist/) - Gender SpecialistLocation - Fort Portal Job Summary The Gender Specialist is a senior member of the Climate Justice program, responsible for providing overall technical leadership on gender to ensure program implementation. The results in measurement and results are gender transformative. This role requires the Specialist to ensure that program approaches are gender transformative, and that - [Women Economic Empowerment Coordinator - 2 Positions](https://careuganda.org/careers/women-economic-empowerment-coordinator-2-positions/) - Women Economic Empowerment Coordinator – 2 PositionsStaff 1. Imvepi Refugee Settlement – Terego District Staff 2. Kyangwali Refugee settlement- Kikuube district Job Summary As a member of the APEAL Consortium, the WEE coordinator is responsible for providing technical support and coordination for the economic strengthening component of the project. The focus will be on women’s - [Field Manager - Imvepi Refugee Settlement (Terego)](https://careuganda.org/careers/field-manager-imvepi-refugee-settlement-terego/) - Field Manager – Imvepi Refugee Settlement (Terego)The deadline for submitting applications is 17th April 2022. For any questions, please call our office on 0312258100/150 Job Summary The Field Manager (FM) will be responsible for the overall coordination of CARE Interventions in Imvepi. The role includes coordination of Consortium partner’s activities around operation. S/he will be - [TERMS OF REFERENCE (TOR) - Developing Animated Training Videos for the Chomoka Application](https://careuganda.org/careers/terms-of-reference-tor-developing-animated-training-videos-for-the-chomoka-application/) - TERMS OF REFERENCE (TOR) – Developing Animated Training Videos for the Chomoka ApplicationTo Apply please submit electronic copies technical and financial proposal at UGA.Procurement@care.org. The subject of the email should read “Application to conduct end of project evaluation for SFtW project”. No applications shall be accepted later than February 23rd 2022 Close of Business. 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Background - [Terms of reference for conducting a Gender and Disability Inclusion Assessment for the “Uganda Re-Greening Communities in Yumbe District Project” 2021 - 2026](https://careuganda.org/careers/terms-of-reference-for-conducting-a-gender-and-disability-inclusion-assessment-for-the-uganda-re-greening-communities/) - Terms of reference for conducting a Gender and Disability Inclusion Assessment for the “Uganda Re-Greening Communities in Yumbe District Project” 2021 – 2026Interested applicants should submit their technical and financial proposals to CARE International in Uganda. Proposals must be submitted to the following address: UGA.procurement@care.org not later than 27th January 2022, at 17:00hrs EST. Background - [MEAL Advisor](https://careuganda.org/careers/meal-advisor/) - MEAL AdvisorThe deadline for submitting applications is 10th December 2021. For any questions, please call our office on 0312258100/150. The MEAL Advisor (MA) is responsible for functionality and quality implementation of MEAL function across the Emergency Response program. The MEAL Advisor is responsible for aligning program MEAL frameworks to Country Office Theory of Change and - [Women Economic Empowerment Specialist](https://careuganda.org/careers/women-economic-empowerment-specialist/) - Women Economic Empowerment SpecialistThe deadline for submitting applications is 31st December 2021. For any questions, please call our office on 0312258100/150. As a member of the senior program team of WAYREP, the Women Economic Empowerment (WEE)Specialist is responsible for providing technical support and leadership to the project.The focus will be on women economic and social - [Conducting A Skills Audit, Job Analysis & Evaluation, & Job Profiling](https://careuganda.org/careers/conducting-a-skills-audit-job-analysis-evaluation-job-profiling/) - Conducting A Skills Audit, Job Analysis & Evaluation, & Job ProfilingInterested Individuals/firms are requested to submit their application not later than 30th December 2021 CARE International in Uganda recently approved and embarked on the implementation of its 5 YEAR Business plan. In this plan, CARE has specified critical milestones for the various programs and business - [Advocacy Specialist](https://careuganda.org/careers/advocacy-specialist/) - Advocacy SpecialistThe deadline for submitting applications is 10th December 2021. For any questions, please call our office on 0312258100/150. As a member of the senior program team of WAYREP, the Advocacy Specialist is responsible for providing technical support and leadership to the project on advocacy. S/he will support and lead CARE and partners in influencing - [Program Manager - Gender Justice](https://careuganda.org/careers/program-manager-gender-justice/) - Program Manager – Gender JusticeThe deadline for submitting applications is 14th November 2021. For any questions, please call our office on 0312258100/150. The Program Manager (PM) provides overall leadership of the Gender Justice Program. The Gender Justice program has progressively grown over the past five years and is anticipated to continue to grow over the - [Business Development Manager](https://careuganda.org/careers/business-development-manager/) - Business Development ManagerThe deadline for submitting applications is 14th November 2021. For any questions, please call our office on 0312258100/150. The Business Development Manager (BDM) leads the resource mobilization (RM) alignment to strategy work as well as annual planning. The BDM also identifies and tracks fundraising opportunities, facilitates donor engagement, coordinates proposal development and writes - [Consultancy services to assess the progress of the implementation of the Sendai Framework by Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya and South Sudan by 2020](https://careuganda.org/careers/consultancy-services-to-assess-the-progress-of-the-implementation-of-the-sendai-framework-by-uganda-ethiopia-kenya-and-south-sudan-by-2020/) - Consultancy services to assess the progress of the implementation of the Sendai Framework by Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya and South Sudan by 2020 Department: Consultancy. Click the button below to download the Job Specification Sheet and to view more details and to apply. 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BackgroundCARE International in Uganda secured funding from PepsiCo Foundation to implement a Food and Nutrition Security project - [Project Coordinator - Digitalisation](https://careuganda.org/careers/project-coordinator-digitalisation/) - Project Coordinator – Digitalisation The Project Coordinator-Digitalization will be responsible for managing Chomoka’s relationship with the CARE Country office, ensuring project teams have the training and support they need, and that savings groups using the application are successful.S/he will maintain thorough understanding of the technical aspects of the Chomoka platform, train and provide ongoing support - [Agribusiness Coordinator](https://careuganda.org/careers/agribusiness-coordinator/) - Agribusiness Coordinator The Agribusiness Coordinator is responsible for direct implementation of the “She Feeds the World (SFTW) Uganda project”, a 4-year project funded by the PepsiCo Foundation and implemented by CARE International in Uganda with local implementing partners. The SFTW project is implemented in Kyenjojo and Kyegegwa districts in southwestern Uganda and ends in June - [Initiative Manager - WAYREP](https://careuganda.org/careers/initiative-manager-wayrep/) - Initiative Manager – WAYREP The Initiative Manager(IM) will be responsible for managing the Women and Youth Resilience Project (WAYREP). WAYREP is a project funded from a five-year (2019 – 2024) strategic partnership of CARE Austria with the Austrian Development Agency (ADA) and implemented by CARE International in Uganda with local implementing partners. WAYREP is implemented - [Initiative Manager - Renewable Energy Specialist](https://careuganda.org/careers/initiative-manager-renewable-energy-specialist/) - Initiative Manager – Renewable Energy Specialist The Initiative Manager/Renewable Energy Specialist provides overall leadership on delivery of the two projects, and the growth of the energy portfolio of CARE. The Initiative Manager/Renewable Energy Specialist is responsible for providing strategic direction, project management oversight, as well as technical guidance and leadership on program quality and learning - [Program Manager - Livelihoods](https://careuganda.org/careers/program-manager-livelihoods/) - Program Manager – LivelihoodsThe deadline for submitting CVs is 5th September 2021. For any questions, please call our office on 0312258100/150. The Program Manager (PM) provides overall leadership for the Livelihoods Program. The PM is responsible for defining the program’s strategic direction, securing funding for the program, ensuring effective program delivery, budget, and grants management. ## Staff - [Apollo B. Gabazira Country Director](https://careuganda.org/staff/apollo-b-gabazira-country-director/) - The founder of Consulting WP, he has been the captain of this ship from the beginning and has sailed it to the successful behemoth it is today. 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The effort vastly improved the company’s planning and execution functions, they knew that in order to succeed in this era of technology their accounting - [Bain helps transportation & logistics companies](https://careuganda.org/works/bain-helps-transportation-companies/) - Bain helps transportation & logistics companiesConsumer Products The image of a company is very important. Would you want to work with a consultation company whose office was in shambles? We judge things often by their appearance, especially when seeing something for the first time. If you are an excellent company with a bad image or - [Developing a strategy and roadmap for clients](https://careuganda.org/works/developing-a-strategy-and-roadmap/) - Developing a strategy and roadmap for clientsSurface Transport & Logistics For one leading pharmaceutical laboratory, success and double-digit sales growth came with a cost: an overburdened supply chain that threatened to reduce market share. The effort vastly improved the company’s planning and execution functions, they knew that in order to succeed in this era of - [Constructing the best-in-class global assets](https://careuganda.org/works/constructing-a-best-in-class-global/) - Constructing the best-in-class global assetsConsumer Products The image of a company is very important. Would you want to work with a consultation company whose office was in shambles? We judge things often by their appearance, especially when seeing something for the first time. If you are an excellent company with a bad image or appearance - [Demand as transportation services as commerce](https://careuganda.org/works/applying-commercial-excellence-in-chemicals/) - Demand as transportation services as commerceSurface Transport & Logistics For one leading pharmaceutical laboratory, success and double-digit sales growth came with a cost: an overburdened supply chain that threatened to reduce market share. The effort vastly improved the company’s planning and execution functions, they knew that in order to succeed in this era of technology - [Healthcare giant overcomes merger in 2015](https://careuganda.org/works/healthcare-giant-overcomes-merger-risks-for-growth/) - Healthcare giant overcomes merger in 2015Consumer Products The image of a company is very important. Would you want to work with a consultation company whose office was in shambles? We judge things often by their appearance, especially when seeing something for the first time. If you are an excellent company with a bad image or - [Pricing games: A technology company boast](https://careuganda.org/works/omnichannel-strategy-boosts-fashion-company/) - Pricing games: A technology company boastSurface Transport & Logistics For one leading pharmaceutical laboratory, success and double-digit sales growth came with a cost: an overburdened supply chain that threatened to reduce market share. The effort vastly improved the company’s planning and execution functions, they knew that in order to succeed in this era of technology - [Focus on core delivers growth for retailer trading](https://careuganda.org/works/focus-on-core-delivers-growth-for-retailer/) - Focus on core delivers growth for retailer tradingConsumer Products The image of a company is very important. Would you want to work with a consultation company whose office was in shambles? We judge things often by their appearance, especially when seeing something for the first time. If you are an excellent company with a bad - [Transformation sparks financial income for all](https://careuganda.org/works/transformation-sparks-financial-leaders-turnaround/) - Transformation sparks financial income for allSurface Transport & Logistics For one leading pharmaceutical laboratory, success and double-digit sales growth came with a cost: an overburdened supply chain that threatened to reduce market share. The effort vastly improved the company’s planning and execution functions, they knew that in order to succeed in this era of technology ## VC Sidebars - [VC Right Sidebar - About us](https://careuganda.org/vc_sidebar/vc-right-sidebar/) - Country Director Profile & History Vision & Mission Core Values Senior Management Team Careers Links Business plan 2021 - 2025 How can we help you? CARE’s global humanitarian mandate shall also come to bear as and when an emergency hits Uganda. contact us Thank you to all who supported us on this journey, including the - [VC Right Sidebar - Strategic program choices](https://careuganda.org/vc_sidebar/vc-right-sidebar-strategic-program-choices/) - Livelihoods Program Resilient Futures Women and Girls Program Humanitarian Action Business plan 2021 - 2021 How can we help you? 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The model aligns with CARE’s global programming principles of working with others to maximise the impact of our programs; - [Climate Smart Agriculture - Community of Practice Guide](https://careuganda.org/Publications/climate-smart-agriculture-community-of-practice-guide/) - This guide is a collate of Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) best practices including tools, methodologies, approaches and success stories aimed at providing reference for learning; replication and leveraging CSA initiatives in Uganda. It also includes a directory detailing different CSA actors in the country. - [Voices Of Women-Led and Women Rights' Organizations In Uganda](https://careuganda.org/Publications/voices-of-women-led-and-women-rights-organizations-in-uganda/) - Voices Of Women-Led and Women Rights' Organisations In Uganda This new report, “Voices of WLOs and WROs in Uganda,” captures the lived realities, challenges, and bold solutions proposed by Women-Led, Women Rights’ Organisations and Refugee Led Leaders during national consultations convened by Charter4Change (C4C) and NAWOU, in partnership with CARE Uganda. Overview The Grand Bargain, - [In-depth Analysis Evidence Brief - Uganda](https://careuganda.org/Publications/in-depth-analysis-evidence-brief-uganda/) - In-depth Analysis Evidence Brief - Uganda Acknowledgement Authors - Kyambogo University: Tracy Lukiya Birungi, Joweria Nambooze, Shirley Kansabe, Peterson Kato Kikomeko, Elisha Nangosha and Edward Linton Onekalit. Reviewers - CARE International in Uganda: Immaculate Daisy Yossa, Dinah Akallo. CARE USA: Opper Maravanyika, Wema Adere, Melissa Joy. Background Women & girls norms are socially and culturally - [Covid-19 Rapid In-depth Analysis - CARE International in Uganda](https://careuganda.org/Publications/covid-19-rapid-in-depth-analysis-care-international-in-uganda/) - This rapid gender analysis (RGA) seeks to explore the implications of COVID 19 in specific areas in northern Uganda to inform current CARE Uganda programming in the region, as well as to serve as reference to any other. stakeholders working in the area and with similar target groups. The specific locations this RGA covers are: Omugo settlement, Palabek settlement, Gulu municipality, Arua municipality, Moyo district and Lamwo district.. This study looks at how COVID 19 is affecting men, women, boys and girls, from refugee and non-refugee backgrounds, in the urban, rural and settlement contexts. It follows earlier RGAs2 conducted prior to the outbreak of the pandemic and seeks to identify where there have been changes of note as a result of the pandemic. On this basis, it provides a number of recommendations to donors and for implementing organisations. - [Uganda Woman - Women & Girls Equality Today for a Sustainable Tomorrow](https://careuganda.org/Publications/uganda-woman/) - Uganda Woman Women and Girls Equality Today for a Sustainable Tomorrow Appreciation! The Women of Uganda would like to appreciate His Excellency President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni for the exemplary leadership in promoting women and girls equality and women empowerment. Word from the Editor in Chief I would like to welcome you all to our Issue - [2022 Commemoration of 16 Days of Activism Against Women & Girls Based Violence](https://careuganda.org/Publications/2022-commemoration-of-16-days-of-activism-against-women-girls-based-violence/) - 2022 Commemoration of 16 Days of Activism against Women & Girls Based Violence Introduction The Global 16 Days of Activism (16D0A) Against Women and Girls based violence is an international campaign originating from the first women’s global leadership institute in 1991. The campain is an avenue for raising awareness of violence against women and girls. - [The Women and Youth Resilience Project (WAYREP)](https://careuganda.org/Publications/the-women-and-youth-resilience-project-wayrep/) - The Women and Youth Resilience Project (WAYREP), implemented between April 2019 and March 2024 These briefs highlight valuable lessons that can be replicated by the project team, partners, and like-minded CSOs. Community-Based Trainers (CBTs) Impacting Women and Youth. Overview Harriet Gire aged 26, is a South Sudanese Refugee and a mother of five children including - [Ugandan Women Leaders Gather for An Inspiring Breakfast Meeting](https://careuganda.org/Publications/ugandan-women-leaders-gather-for-an-inspiring-breakfast-meeting/) - Ugandan Women Leaders Gather for An Inspiring Breakfast Meeting The Monthly Digest - March 2024 By Cotilda Nakyeyune Introduction Kampala, Uganda – In honor of International Women’s Day, CARE International in Uganda arranged a special breakfast meeting on 6th March exclusively for women leaders at the national level. The theme of the gathering was “Excelling - [Empowering Local Action - Uganda's Focus On Women, Peace And Security](https://careuganda.org/Publications/empowering-local-action-ugandas-focus-on-women-peace-and-security/) - Empowering Local Action - Uganda's Focus On Women, Peace And Security The Monthly Digest - February 2024 By Irene Khaoya Introduction Over 50 stakeholders, including representatives from government agencies, NGOs, and local communities, attended a learning event on February 7, 2024, organized by CARE International. The event aimed to discuss the progress and challenges in - [The COP28 Perspectives - Navigating Challenges and Celebrating Milestones](https://careuganda.org/Publications/the-cop28-perspectives-navigating-challenges-and-celebrating-milestones/) - The COP28 Perspectives - Navigating Challenges and Celebrating Milestones The Monthly Digest - December 2023 By Cotilda Nakyeyune Introduction The global endeavor to combat climate change reached a significant milestone with the conclusion of the 28th Confer­ence of Parties (COP28) held in Dubai, UAE, from November 30th to December 13th, 2023, under the United Nations - [A Gathering of Minds: Advocating for Localisation](https://careuganda.org/Publications/a-gathering-of-minds-advocating-for-localisation/) - A Gathering of Minds: Advocating for Localisation The Monthly Digest - October 2023 Introduction The Office of the Prime Minister, in collaboration with the ministry of Local Government and the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF) Secretariat, convened the charter for change(C4C) steering group(comprising of CARE International in Uganda, DanChurch Aid, OXFARN, FinnChurchAid, Catholic Relief Services, - [CARE's Regional Director, Kate Maina-Vorley, Strengthens Partnership During Her Visit to Uganda](https://careuganda.org/Publications/cares-regional-director-kate-maina-vorley-strengthens-partnership-during-her-visit-to-uganda/) - CARE's Regional Director, Kate Maina-Vorley, Strengthens Partnership During Her Visit to Uganda The Monthly Digest - November 2023 Introduction In a recent visit to Gulu, CARE’s Regional Director for East and Central Africa, Mrs. Kate Maina-Vorley, engaged with local leaders, government officials, and community representatives to strengthen collaboration and explore avenues for further impact. |The - [A Guide to Keep Learning Collaborative Members Safe Online](https://careuganda.org/Publications/a-guide-to-keep-learning-collaborative-members-safe-online/) - A Guide to Keep Learning Collaborative Members Safe Online Introduction This report was made possible by the generous donation of the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. The contents of the report are the responsibility of the Eastern Africa Learning Collaborative and do not necessarily reflect the views of the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. Special - [2023 Commemoration of Inernational Women's Day](https://careuganda.org/Publications/2023-commemoration-of-inernational-womens-day/) - 2023 Commemoration of Inernational Women's Day By Lilian Mpabulungi Ssengooba - Program Manager Gender Justice Introduction CARE participates at the 67th session of the commission on the status of Women CARE International participated during the 67th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) at the UN Headquarters in New York, from 6th - [Dinu Transforms Lives In Karamoja, Acholi and Teso](https://careuganda.org/Publications/dinu-transforms-lives-in-karamoja-acholi-and-teso/) - Dinu Transforms Lives In Karamoja, Acholi and Teso Todate 73,892 (108.2%) small older farmers out of an overall target of 68,250 farmers have been mobilised and trained on climate-smart agriculture practices. Download pdf How can we help? Physical Address: 5th Floor, Union House, Plot 78, Luthuli Avenue, Kampala. Tel: +256 31 2258100 contacts Business Plan - [Women’s Economic Empowerment Outcomes of Savings and Credit Cooperative Society and Community](https://careuganda.org/Publications/womens-economic-empowerment-outcomes-of-savings-and-credit-cooperative-society-and-community-based-savings-group-members/) - Women’s Economic Empowerment Outcomes of Savings and Credit Cooperative Society and Community - Based Savings Group Members Project for Financial Inclusion in Rural Areas (PROFIRA) Introduction Financial inclusion, including access to credit, is one of the key pillars of the Government of Uganda’s efforts to eradicate poverty, yet a large proportion of the rural population - [Lessons Learned About the Uganda Women’s Entrepreneurship Programme](https://careuganda.org/Publications/lessons-learned-about-the-uganda-womens-entrepreneurship-programme/) - Lessons Learned About the Uganda Women’s Entrepreneurship Programme Uganda Women’s Entrepreneurship Programme (UWEP) Introduction Women in Uganda face considerable barriers to accessing credit and markets, which may limit their ability to achieve economic empowerment. Traditional gender norms and limited access to human and financial capital both contribute to gender inequality in Uganda.1 The COVID-19 pandemic - [Women’s Groups and Women Empowerment Collectives](https://careuganda.org/Publications/womens-groups-and-women-empowerment-collectives/) - Women’s Groups and Women Empowerment Collectives A Baseline Landscaping study of Women’s Groups and Women Empowerment Collectives in Uganda Introduction This report details the findings of a landscaping study of Women Groups and Women Empowerment Collectives (WECs) in Uganda in the period 2022. WECs are institutions of the poor that build women’s human, financial and - [Project Fact Sheets for CARE International in Uganda Strategic Program Areas](https://careuganda.org/Publications/project-fact-sheets-for-care-international-in-uganda-strategic-program-areas/) - Project Fact Sheets for CARE International in Uganda - Strategic Program Areas (i.e. Livelihoods, Climate Justice, Gender Justice, Humanitarian Action.) “CARE International in Uganda is implementing an innovative project: Promoting Solar Powered Energy Efficient Stoves .” Background CARE International in Uganda is a subsidiary of CARE International, a leading humanitarian and development agency fighting global - [Care Integrated Approach Strengthening Resilience and Women Empowerment](https://careuganda.org/Publications/care-integrated-approach-strengthening-resilience-women-empowerment/) - Care Integrated Approach Strengthening Resilience and Women Empowerment Rose Auma aged 58 (photo above), is a resident of Pece Division- Gulu City and a single mother following the death of her husband and son during the insurgency by the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) in 1997. As an eyewitness to the cruel double tragedy, Rose was - [SHE SOARS - Sexual and Reproductive Health and Economic Empowerment](https://careuganda.org/Publications/she-soars-sexual-and-reproductive-health-and-economic-empowerment/) - SHE SOARS SHE SOARS aims to improve access to Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) services for adolescents, particularly out-of-school adolescent girls in Uganda and support the realization of these rights. Supporting Out-of-school Adolescent girls’ Rights and Shills (SOARS) Out-of-school adolescent girls are consistently left out of traditional adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) - [THE APEAL TRUMPET October November 2021, Issue2](https://careuganda.org/Publications/the-apeal-trumpet-octobernovember-2021-issue2/) - The Apeal Trumpet October / November 2021, Issue2 Uganda Mental Health Act Launched The Uganda Mental Health Act 2019 was officially launched on the World Mental Health Day, 13th October 2021 at Golden Tulip Hotel, Kampala. It was launched by the Minister of Health Dr. Ruth Acheng who was represented by the Director, Mental Health - [Development Initiative for Northen Uganda](https://careuganda.org/Publications/development-initiative-for-northen-uganda/) - Development Initiative for Northen Uganda New farming methods improving lives in Kitgum - Article source: New Vision Uganda Download How can we help? Physical Address: 5th Floor, Union House, Plot 78, Luthuli Avenue, Kampala. Tel: +256 31 2258100 contacts Business Plan 2021 - 2025 Thank you to all who supported us on this journey, including - [A Case Of Access To Justice By GBV Survivors](https://careuganda.org/Publications/a-case-of-access-to-justice-by-gbv-survivors/) - A Case Of Access To Justice By GBV Survivors Access Protection Empowerment Accountability and Leadership (APEAL) Project - Article source: New Vision Uganda Download pdf How can we help? Physical Address: 5th Floor, Union House, Plot 78, Luthuli Avenue, Kampala. Tel: +256 31 2258100 contacts Business Plan 2021 - 2025 Thank you to all who - [Solidarity in Saving](https://careuganda.org/Publications/solidarity-in-saving/) - CARE’s Women Respond initiative is an unprecedented listening exercise, learning from women to help us better understand the unique situation COVID-19 presents, refine our programming and advocacy and elevate women’s voices and concerns to meet their challenges. Women Respond is listening to 12,959 people—8,252 of them women—to understand how they are leading during the COVID-19 pandemic. - [Business Continuity During the Covid-19 Pandemic](https://careuganda.org/Publications/business-continuity-during-the-covid-19-pandemic/) - As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to ravage economies and communities globally, Uganda like many other countries has instituted several measures to mitigate the growing spread of COVID-19 infections. His excellency President Y.K Museveni declared a lockdown at the beginning of June 2021 to reduce the increasing numbers of COVID-19 positive cases and eased it on 30th July 2021. During this period, CARE remained on the frontline to support the COVID-19 response activities accross the country. - [Illegal issuance of Land Titles in Central Forest Reserves (CFRs)](https://careuganda.org/Publications/illegal-issuance-of-land-titles-in-central-forest-reserves-cfrs/) - This paper highlights Anti Corruption Coalition Uganda’s position over the Illegal issuance of land titles in Central Forest reserves (CFRs) by the Uganda Land Commission. This position is informed by the prevailing land controversies around CFRs and the Investigative study that was carried out by Anti Corruption Coalition Uganda( ACCU) in 2014/2015 with an aim of establishing the facts surrounding individuals owning illegal land titles in selected Forest Reserves of; Kyewaga, Gunda, and Nonve in Wakiso District. The investigative research was also motivated by a media publication titled ‘’Behind the Scenes’’ (WEMNET, 2014) that showed that over 52 land titles in Forest reserves had been issued fraudulently to individuals and or investors. - [Policy Brief Land and property rights critical for women empowerment](https://careuganda.org/Publications/policy-brief_land-and-property-rights-critical-for-women-empowerment/) - Land ownership is critical for women Empowerment: Land is a primary source and crucial asset for households, especially women who primarily depend on agriculture for their livelihoods. Ownership and control over land plus control over produce obtained from land use in Northern Ugandan, like most parts of Uganda, is unequal and disfavours women. - [From the periphery to the fore](https://careuganda.org/Publications/from-the-periphery-to-the-fore/) - The twenty-year old Kony war had devastating effects on the physical, social, economic and political wellbeing of the people in northern Uganda and more significantly in the health area. Women and girls were mostly affected by the conflict and continue to face enormous challenges accessing sexual reproductive, and maternal and child health care. There is inadequate services compounded by a breakdown in the social fabric and distortion of social norms, entangled with patriarchal society that would otherwise regulate gender equity in the communities. Compounding the prolbem, men consciously and unconscioulsy impede access to basic services for women and adolescents such as family planning services, HIV testing, participation in maternal health issues and support to infant feeding practices. - [Empowering Women & Girls through CARE's Role Model Men (RMM) approach](https://careuganda.org/Publications/empowering-women-girls-through-cares-role-model-men-rmm-approach/) - Alarge and growing body of research has shown how gender inequality undermines health and development and how working with men and boys as well as women and girls to promote gender equality contributes to achieving health and development outcomes (Barker and others, 2010). - [The Paper Crane - Issue 1, December 2017](https://careuganda.org/Publications/the-paper-crane-issue-1-december-2017/) - On behalf of the staff of CARE International in Uganda and myself, I cordially welcome you to the first issue of CARE Uganda's Newsletter, the Paper Crane. It has been a long journey to get here and finally have a product that we are proud of. This Newsletter is a demonstration of some of the work we do and our commitment to ending poverty and domestic violence, especially among women and girls. We have a special focus and unshakeable commitment to women and girls because several studies show that they bear the most negative effects of poverty - socialy, economically and politically. - [She Feeds the World Brief - (New Project)](https://careuganda.org/Publications/she-feeds-the-world-brief-new-project/) - She Feeds the World (SFtW) brings together the best of CARE and partners’ approaches into an integrated framework to solve complex problems. This ensures CARE works with partners to scale programs to reach more people. SFtW helps us get solutions to more people in need, faster and more sustainably. - [How Uganda cut illegal logging by 70%](https://careuganda.org/Publications/how-uganda-cut-illegal-logging-by-70/) - Denis Tumwesige used to make his living illegally cutting trees in protected forests in Uganda, until he got arrested. Instead of a jail sentence, the local officials connected him with CARE’s Forest Resources Sector Transparency (FOREST) project, which taught him about the importance of forest conservation. Denis then wrote a song about forests, which is a huge hit, and is routinely played on national radio. The song succeeded in raising awareness of forest policies. Here is what else the project achieved. - [Fact sheet on climate change and compelling actions](https://careuganda.org/Publications/fact-sheet-on-climate-change-and-compelling-actions/) - Climate change is one of the biggest crises facing humanity because it has led to countless natural disasters. It is an issue that will prove most damaging for the countries least able to adapt. Reduced forest cover has led to increase atmospheric GHG. Evidence has it that the chemical building blocks that make plastics so versatile are the same components that might harm people and the environment. And its production and disposal contribute to an array of environmental problems. - [The Paper Crane 3rd Issue Newsletter_September 2018](https://careuganda.org/Publications/the-paper-crane-3rd-issue-newsletter_september-2018/) - CARE Denmark has secured a Strategic Partnership Agreement with DANIDA that has subsequently led to an agreement between CARE Denmark and CARE Uganda designing a Programme to Strengthen Resilience and Promote Inclusive Governance (STRENPO) for women and youth in vulnerable communities (2018-2021). - [Strengthen Resilience and Promote Inclusive Governance (STRENPO) Brief](https://careuganda.org/Publications/strengthen-resilience-and-promote-inclusive-governance-strenpo-brief/) - CARE Denmark has secured a Strategic Partnership Agreement with DANIDA that has subsequently led to an agreement between CARE Denmark and CARE Uganda designing a Programme to Strengthen Resilience and Promote Inclusive Governance (STRENPO) for women and youth in vulnerable communities (2018-2021). - [CARE Uganda Annual Report Fiscal Years 2016 and 2017](https://careuganda.org/Publications/care-uganda-annual-report-fiscal-years-2016-and-2017/) - We welcome you to CARE International in Uganda Annual Report combining Fiscal Years 2016 and 2017. It has been an exceptionally challenging but equally rewarding two years where our humanitarian mandate took over our long term development work as Uganda saw hundreds of refugees from South Sudan cross the border in search of refuge and protection. Despite our heavy attention on the refugee situation, we continued our long term development program from which we also borrowed approaches and models for our humanitarian response. Our financial inclusion, women’s economic empowerment and natural resources governance programs carried on while putting their expertise at the disposal of our growing humanitarian portfolio in search of more gender responsive durable and holistic solutions. - [Ruby Cups: Girls in Imvepi Refugee Settlement Taking Control](https://careuganda.org/Publications/ruby-cups-girls-in-imvepi-refugee-settlement-taking-control/) - CARE International and WoMena Uganda are currently concluding a menstrual cup (MC) pilot implementation project in Imvepi Refugee Settlement, funded by European Union Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid (ECHO). This is the second pilot that WoMena has conducted on the use of menstrual cups (the Ruby Cup brand) with refugee women in Uganda. Based on findings from previous studies and Menstrual Health Management (MHM) projects conducted by WoMena, the project’s goal was to improve the capacity of female beneficiaries to safely and effectively manage their menstruation with a menstrual cup called “Ruby Cup”, and to improve general knowledge and perceptions around menstruation in the community. - [CARE Uganda Newsletter – The Paper Crane Issue 4 2019](https://careuganda.org/Publications/care-uganda-newsletter-the-paper-crane-issue-4-2019/) - Hard to believe that another year has passed… As always, it is time to reflect on achievements, lessons learnt and challenges. Programmatically, 2018 was a year of success for CARE Uganda, marked by renewed commitment from both existing and new donors and continued evidence that our models are reducing the risk of GBV, empowering women and girls and engaging men and boys. - [CARE Uganda Newsletter – The Paper Crane Issue 4](https://careuganda.org/Publications/care-uganda-newsletter-the-paper-crane-issue-4/) - I was able to travel quite a bit during this period and to spend time with my CARE colleagues, partners and our beneficiaries, visiting our Pepsi grant, STRENPO in both Kyenjojo and West Nile, our emergency work in Kyangwali and visiting GAC, NMFA and WAY projects in West Nile, including going to districts I had not yet been able to visit. - [Promoting inclusive Natural Resource Management among refugees and host community](https://careuganda.org/Publications/promoting-inclusive-natural-resource-management-among-refugees-and-host-community/) - The government of Uganda lists eight critical responses that together with aid agencies are currently being implemented to address the impact of refugees on the environment based on the comprehensive refugee framework (CRRF); Advocacy and awareness programs on environmental/forest management laws and regulations, tree marking – to protect rare and endangered species and trees in water catchment areas, promotion of tree planting in both host and refugee communities, promotion of appropriate technologies for safe biomass use, promotion of sustainable land management and integrated soil fertility management, promoting sustainable and alternative livelihoods, sanitation and hygiene campaigns to promote safe and disposal of solid waste materials. - [Tracking Adaptation Financing for the period 2013-2016](https://careuganda.org/Publications/tracking-adaptation-financing-for-the-period-2013-2016/) - This report is part of an international pilot project on climate adaptation finance tracking. The project engaged civil society organisations in 6 developing countries (Ghana, Uganda, Ethiopia, Nepal, Vietnam, and Philippines) to assess multilateral and bilateral international support for climate change adaptation. - [Enhancing the Resilience Capacity of Refugees to build Natural and Economic Assets](https://careuganda.org/Publications/enhancing-the-resilience-capacity-of-refugees-to-build-natural-and-economic-assets/) - CARE in Uganda is working with the Office of the Prime Minister and Joint Effort to Save Environment, UNHCR in the development of the relocation plans for refugees who were allocated plots in the wetland. Using the relocation plans refugees have been able to appreciate both ecological and economic importance of conserving wetlands and other natural resources around the settlement with the support of CARE they are observing the recommended boundaries and utilizing the given plots. - [Early Warning and Action model](https://careuganda.org/Publications/early-warning-and-action-model/) - Time immemorial communities like the agro-pastoral communities of Otuke have interacted with their traditional environment and learned to study its behavior to predict and foretell weather and its changes. Knowing how to speak, feel, and listen to their environment guides them to decide what to do, when, why, with whom and how to do it much as they rarely explain why. This is their ‘Indigenous way of weather forecasting’. - [Positive Masculinities in a Refugee context in Uganda](https://careuganda.org/Publications/positive-masculinities-in-a-refugee-context-in-uganda/) - This exploratory study on positive masculinity in a refugee context was conducted in July 2018 by CARE International in Uganda, Arua sub-office across three (3) refugee settlements of Rhino (including Omugo zone) and Imvepi in Arua district and Bidibidi in Yumbe district of West-Nile. - [Experiences on Digital sub-wallets](https://careuganda.org/Publications/experiences-on-digital-sub-wallets/) - This report is part of an international pilot project on climate adaptation finance tracking. The project engaged civil society organisations in 6 developing countries (Ghana, Uganda, Ethiopia, Nepal, Vietnam, and Philippines) to assess multilateral and bilateral international support for climate change adaptation. - [CARE International in Uganda Annual Report 2018 - 2019](https://careuganda.org/Publications/care-international-in-uganda-annual-report-2018-2019/) - CARE’s analysis points at three main issues that keep on driving poverty and social injustice in Uganda as described above. Therefore, all our programs are designed to address these root causes. While long term programs are better equipped to effect change on these drivers, CARE Uganda also ensures its humanitarian interventions address them. Sometimes, emergencies are even creating opportunities that would otherwise not exist. - [Covid-19 Emergency Response and Mid-Term Adaptation Strategy](https://careuganda.org/Publications/covid-19-emergency-response-and-mid-term-adaptation-strategy-april-june-2020/) - After confirming the first COVID 19 case in Uganda and subsequent lockdown by the Government , CARE undertook some measures to prepare staff and enable business continuity as follows: - [EACL Network Brief](https://careuganda.org/Publications/eacl-network-brief/) - Social norms—the often unspoken rules that govern behaviour—shape almost every aspect of human life. In the Eastern African Region, social and gender norms are pivotal in positioning and determining peoples’ ways of life, shaping opportunities and outcomes. - [Climate Finance Adaptation Finance Tracking](https://careuganda.org/Publications/climate-finance-adaptation-finance-tracking/) - Improving women’s equitable influence over household financial decisions increases their capacity and likelihood to save, reduces their risk of loss of income, and improves their financial stability and resilience to shocks. - [Business Plan 2021-2025](https://careuganda.org/Publications/business-plan-2021-2025/) - CARE International in Uganda has embarked on a journey to develop the current Business Plan that outlines the strategic goals for the next five years. - [Digital Sub-Wallets and Household Dialogues](https://careuganda.org/Publications/digital-sub-wallets-and-household-dialogues/) - Improving women’s equitable influence over household financial decisions increases their capacity and likelihood to save, reduces their risk of loss of income, and improves their financial stability and resilience to shocks. ## Job Openings - [Graduate Trainee – Women and Girls](https://careuganda.org/jobs/graduate-trainee-gender-justice/) - Job Title: Graduate Trainee – Women and Girls Location: Arua Reports to: Initiative Manager CARE is a global leader within a worldwide movement dedicated to ending poverty. 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