KRC | Kabarole Research Centre

KRC Kabarole Research Centre

Influencing Government Policies-National MPs breakfast meeting in Kampala-2018

KRC engages with National leaders on issues of Service delivery like health and education in the country.

Indigenous and traditional food fair 2018

Food ambassadors pose for a photo after being inaugurated by the District Chairperson Kabarole.

Health diets for all-Indigenous and traditional food fair 2018

Pupils on a highly contested debate about traditional foods Vs exotic foods.

Face the citizens Rally in Bunyangabu District

Face the citizens Rally in Kyamukube Town council, Bunyangabu District. Maurice Barnes one of the KRC board members addressing citizens.

AMS project inception meeting

The WFP-KRC project that just kick started with inception meetings in Kamwenge and Kyegegwa. The project will be implimented in the refugee settlements and host communities of Kyaka and Rwamwanja

AMS inception meeting in Kyegegwa District.

AMS inception meeting in Kyegegwa District. Participants reacting to the presentations given by KRC.

Mult stake holders meeting on disastor management and reporting in Rwenzori region.

The Mult stake holders workshop on the disaster risk reduction in the Rwenzori region 2018

KRC Annual Retreat

During the 2017 Annual retreat, energizers are part of the game.

The Second Peoples' Food Summit 2017

The Second Peoples' Food Summit 2017-Fort Portal Theme" Setting the table for our Children"

Food Ambassadors

Hon.Richard Rwabuhinga LC5 Chairperson Kabarole, Hon. Herbert Mugisa LC3 Chairperson South Division, Elder Mboijana and Mayor Rev. Willy Muhanga of Fort Portal Municipality after being commisioned as food ambassadors.

The Peoples' food summit

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

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.