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As we mark another six months, we take a moment to reflect on our journey, celebrating successes and learning from challenges. In this bi-annual reflection, we explored key milestones, insights, and lessons that have shaped our path. With the leadership of our Executive Director Mr Mohammed Ahmed Shariff, we reflected upon our inward vision which defines our work and purpose as the leading research, advocacy and community development organization. This laid a foundation to inform our discussions by rating all our endeavors within the communities based on how much our work has contributed to research, advocacy and empowering of communities. Through such thoughtful analysis and honest reflection, we aimed to […]

Every 20th of June we celebrate the World Refugee Day and on such a day we honor the strength and resilience of refugees worldwide who have been forced to flee their homes due to conflict, persecution or violence, in this edition we highlight the role KRC-Uganda plays in advancing protection services through implementing the Sustainable Transition to Locally-led Emergency and Protection Services (STEPS) project in Rhino camp Bidibidi. KRC-Uganda demonstrates the impact of compassion, dedication, and community-driven solutions. We share their stories to inspire, create awareness, understanding, and action in support of refugee communities. The story of Etiane Ndugu a refugee from , Kyaka II Refugee Settlement that can see […]

IIn this month’s edition, we are excited to share the stories of Wekomire Early Childhood Centre under Kulea Watoto Project that is making a positive impact on the livelihoods and nutrition of the community by setting up demonstration coops. We spotlight Kanyere, a beneficiary who has transformed her life towards economic growth through poultry. As communities involved in agriculture face challenges related to climate change, food insecurity, andenvironmental degradation, agroecology emerges as a sustainable approach to farming and food systems that emphasises nutrition, environmental sustainability, and social equity. Through its initiatives within communities, KRC-Uganda continues to empower communities, especially youth and women. In another account, KRC-Uganda, in partnership with Enabel […]

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 bargaining to innovative projects transforming livelihoods, every story this newsletter shares is a testament to the power of collaboration and empowerment. Once a pillar of agricultural prosperity, the cooperative movement faces urgent challenges. Governance gaps and financial mismanagement threaten cooperatives’ potential to uplift their members. However, these challenges present an opportunity for renewal. By strengthening organisational structures and fostering transparency, cooperatives can reclaim their role as economic growth and social equity engines. At the same time, initiatives like the VIBRANT […]

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 to cooperative revival, the impact of our work continues to be felt in the lives of individuals striving for a better future. This edition of our newsletter brings you firsthand accounts of transformation. Kenjiri Ruth, once unemployed for four years, found her footing through KRC-Uganda’s training under the Young Africa Works – Markets for Youth Project. Similarly, Kahindo Wasi, a refugee from Congo, seized the opportunity presented by the Kulea Watoto project, using her VSLA savings to start a shoe […]