In response to the recent influx of refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the Kabarole Research and Resource Centre (KRC), in consortium with World Vision Uganda and Plan […]
In a world where economic resilience and social cohesion are increasingly important, our work underscores grassroots communities’ vital role in driving sustainable development. From cooperatives reviving the spirit of collective […]
March is a month globally recognized for celebrating resilience and progress, we take a moment to reflect on the inspiring stories emerging from the communities we serve. From economic empowerment […]
Uganda is grappling with land access challenges in refugee settlements due to reduced funding and food ration cuts. These challenges have had a severe impact on vulnerable refugees with limited […]
Uganda faces a growing influx of refugees, specifically from South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The increasing numbers have put pressure on existing settlements, leading authorities to […]
In 2024, Kabarole Research and Resource Centre (KRC Uganda), along with Iles De Paix (IDP) and Fort Portal City, embarked on a mission to ensure the safety of the food […]
As we end the month of February, we are reminded of the incredible journeys that many individuals embark upon in their pursuit of a better life. At KRC-Uganda, we believe […]
As we begin 2025, we celebrate the remarkable achievements of KRC-Uganda in empowering communities and transforming lives. Over the past year, we’ve seen youth in the Rwenzori region redefineagriculture, turning […]
Noella Nyirahabimana is a 32-year-old Congolese refugee living in the Kyaka 2 refugee settlement. She is also a single mother of 4 children and is a member of the Maendeloe […]
According to the Uganda Census report of 2024, 7.4% of Uganda’s population is from the Tooro region of which 3 out of every 20 children in the region are from […]