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 a ray of light through economic transformation achieved by practising piggery farming a skill he acquired from training under Kulea Watoto project in order to support his family without relying on cash handouts from humanitarian aid.
KRC-Uganda was proud to participate in the 4th National Nutrition Symposium, that brought together experts, researchers, and practitioners to discuss the latest developments in nutrition research and policy transforming. Food systems require a collective effort from policymakers, farmers, consumers, and industry leaders and by working together, we can create a food system that nourishes both people and the planet.
We look forward to implementing the insights and recommendations emerging from this important event. We hope these stories will spark meaningful conversations, encourage empathy and provide valuable insights
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