KRC | Kabarole Research Centre

KRC Kabarole Research Centre

Celebrating 20 years

Join the one million tree planting campaign, and run for health.

Celebrating 20 years of Research, advocacy and Community Development

One million tree planting campaign in the Rwenzori region, KRC@20 Marathon.

20 Million collected from the Marathon

20 Million Uganda shillings was handed over to the Authorities of Fort Portal regional referral hospital. We thank all those that supported buying equipment for the emergency and accidents unit through running for health

The KRC@20 Marathon

Several residents of Rwenzori region, leaders, CSOs turned up for the KRC Marathon. We're grateful for the contributions towards Fort Portal Referral hospital.

KRC@20 Cake slicing

Members of the KRC Senior mgt team, Other CSOs representatives, KRC board, Chief Guest Hon.Tom Butime slice the cake at the KRC@20 dinner at Mountains of the moon Hotel Fort Portal.

KRC@20 Marathon winners

Winners of the KRC@20 Marathon posing with their cheques awarded after the marathon

Bio-refinery

Progress of Alpha alpha grass to be processed for extraction of animal protein by KRC

Bio-refinery Assembling

Arrival & Assembling of the bio-refinary machine.

Assembling the Bio-refinery

Assembling of the bio-refinary machine at Boma Fort Portal by KRC

The Peoples' food summit

The Peoples' food summit that was organised by KRC in Fort Portal 20th-21st April 2016

4th Rwenzori Climate change week

Farmers at the 4th Rwenzori Climate change week take a tour at the Rwebitaba ZARDI banana dem.plots

4th Rwenzori Climate change week

SPeaker of Parliament Rabecca Kadaga handing over Maize cob grinding machine to Iruhura farmers in Fort Portal

4th climate change week

The Jabulan Arts at the exhibition offered the speaker her portrait. We thank the funders BD & TRIAS

Our Background

Kabarole Research and Resource Center (KRC) is a well-established NGO operating in the Rwenzori Region of Western Uganda. Founded in 1996, with a research mission and a long-term commitment to understanding the measures and drivers of poverty and its solutions, KRC has accumulated substantial experience in research and created numerous development programs based on community analyses of the activities which would be most helpful in achieving sustainable and equitable socio-economic development. Eighteen years of experience in community development work has led KRC to identify a new strategic direction currently being adopted, focused on supporting the need for integration and effectiveness of development research & information, decision making and implementation, reaching to national levels of research, information and policy formation.