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It is exciting to celebrate the women’s month with inspiring stories of the meaningful change that can happen when we invest and give opportunities to women in a fair and inclusive environment. Walk with Joan on her transformation journey from a local untrained woman to a producer and supplier across the East African region or with Miss Catherine on her inspiring journey of career growth as a young female talent. Discover how organisations can make work spaces more inclusive for breast feeding women in their most natural role as mothers, to seeing men engage in supporting women and promoting nutrition outcomes in the community I Kyaka II refugee settlement. I […]

I’m thrilled to share some exciting updates with you from our recent projects. To begin with I’d like to highlight the incredible progress made by Edith Kirungi, a dedicated farmer who has transformed her farming practices through our trainings. Edith’s story is a testament to the impact of proper training and dedication in agriculture. Her success in improving her banana plantation and implementing sustainable farming practices is truly inspiring. In other news, the challenges facing maize farmers in Uganda, particularly regarding low-quality produce and low prices, are concerning. However, KRC-Uganda is committed to supporting small holder farmers and maize processors in improving the maize value chain.Through our efforts, we aim […]

In our inaugural issue of 2024, we are thrilled to present to you our notableaccomplishments and milestones as we look forward to an exceptional yearahead.In Mukondo C, Kyarisiima Enid, a vibrant 32-year-old caregiver at Lucky Nursery School, is making a significant impact. Part of the Kulea Watoto project inKyaka II Refugee Settlement, the school nurtures 235 children aged 3-6 years.Enid goes beyond the classroom by actively establishing and maintainingdemonstration gardens, providing practical lessons in nutrition and sustainable living. Despite challenges like a prolonged drought, her efforts have ledto a bountiful harvest, benefiting both the school and households in need.KRC-Uganda’s HR department plays a crucial role in addressing malnutritionin humanitarian settings, […]

As we bid farewell to 2023, we are filled with gratitude for the remarkable journey of growth and resilience we’ve experienced in our areas of operation particularly- Kyegegwa District. This year has been one of transformation, both for individuals and communities as a whole. Personally, I’ve learned the power of perseverance, through one gentleman’s transition from a teacher to a successful beekeeper. Our beekeeping initiative has not only provided a sustainable income but has also empowered our communities and made a positive impact on the local economy. Additionally, our involvement in developing the Kyegegwa District Nutrition Coordination Committee (DNCC) has been rewarding. …. Click to Access The Newsletter