
The Learning and Innovation Agenda (LIA) guidance summarises and preserves the institutional memory and tacit know-how of the U-RIL team over the past six years. Read more in this 2-page summary.
Involving diverse community voices, empowering them to shape their development, and ensuring accountability throughout the program cycle.
The Learning Hub curates existing resources and makes them more accessible to the Refugee Respons Community
Gathering insights, identify good practices and bottlenecks, to ensure continuous programme improvement and adaptaion.
In order to facilitate collaboration between national-level and settlement-level stakeholders, U-Learn maps actors that operate in refugee settlements across Uganda, and makes the information publicly available
The Uganda Response Innovation Lab (U-RIL) is an interactive tool to bridge the skills gap in refugee and host communities in Uganda. A multitude of skilling programmes exist, but they’re scattered, information about them is not readily accessible, and there is limited coordination which contributes to a persistent skills gap. USE provides a central hub where organizations can share their information and where those looking to upskill can access opportunities, filtered by location.
The Climate and Energy Actor mapping highlights organizations supporting climate resilience in Uganda’s refugee response, fostering collaboration and connecting stakeholders to improve environmental efforts in refugee settlements.
The Learning and Innovation Agenda (LIA) guidance summarises and preserves the institutional memory and tacit know-how of the U-RIL team over the past six years. Read more in this 2-page summary.
This guidance summarises and preserves the institutional memory & tacit know-how of the U-RIL team on the topic of Learning Agenda Development.
The Self-reliance brief captures the state of affairs of self-reliance policy and programming in Uganda’s refugee response.
The Localisation Assessment Report explores how actors currently generate, share, and use evidence and how they engage affected populations to inform decision-making in the Uganda’s refugee response.
The U-Learn consortium is pleased to announce cohort #8 of “AAP in Action” technical support program for the Uganda refugee response local actors to apply. Since the launch of the program, 29 organisations have successfully graduated.
Refugee Response Community
Results from 20 organisations enrolled in U-Learn’s AAP in Action (AAPA) program in Uganda’s refugee response
In recent years, Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) has emerged as a game-changer, helping...
Actors in the Response Community
Access to Clean Energy and Climate Resilience in Uganda's Refugee Response
Refugee Response Community