The collaboration between Grameen Foundation and the Rural Finance Initiative (RUFI) is dedicated to advancing financial inclusion among refugee and host community members. This partnership focuses on delivering financial services and digitizing Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) to uplift households, foster self-reliance, and enhance economic resilience within the targeted population. This report presents key insights from a Learning Activity. These findings shed light on the partnership's emerging achievements in improving livelihoods.

Grameen Foundation and UGAFODE partnered on the USAID-funded Uthabiti Activity to boost financial inclusion and resilience in Uganda's Isingiro District. This summary presents key insights from a learning activity conducted in March 2024These findings shed light on the partnership's emerging achievements in improving livelihoods and household well-being.

This reseach report evaluates how the 100WEEKS model - cash, savings groups, and training over two years - compares with the Uganda Cash Consortium's (UCC) six months of unconditional cash assistance in supporting refugee households' basic needs and self-reliance.

This summary explores how private sector engagement can strengthen agricultural livelihoods for refugees and host communities in Uganda. It highlights practical collaboration models between businesses and NGOs, key market-based approaches, common challenges, and recommendations for creating more sustainable and inclusive agricultural market systems in refugee-hosting districts.

This output examines key lessons, partnership models, and practical strategies for improving private sector engagement in Uganda’s refugee response.