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Summary for Refugee Response Stakeholders in Uganda
Facilitating cross-sectoral learning and encouraging uptake of key evidence amongst refugee response actors.
Empowering refugees and host communities to make their voices count all levels of refugee response planning.
Conducting in-depth assessments to fill critical knowledge gaps in the refugee response.
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.
In partnership with the Livelihoods and Resilience Sector Working Group, and the United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) Uganda, U-Learn carried out a mapping of agri-tech service providers. This mapping gives a better view of Private Sector Actor (PSA) operating in the agriculture space in the Uganda refugee response.
Summary for Refugee Response Stakeholders in Uganda
Summary for Refugee Response Stakeholders in Uganda
This learning brief shares learnings from humanitarian, development, entrepreneurship and innovation, government, and finance sectors actors. It takes stock of the different approaches to entrepreneurship support implemented in the refugee response.
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Refugee Response Community
Uganda’s host and refugee households are having the same recovery proportions as the East African nation emerges from the coronavirus pandemic, preliminary findings from a recent study show.However, refugees in Koboko District recovered more than the host though still with lower Resilience Capac
This week, governments and representatives of the international community will meet virtually to take stock of progress made and maintain the momentum towards achieving the Global Compact on Refugees. The Compact is a cooperation framework agreed in 2018 to support refugees and host communities acro
Actors in the Response Community
As part of a learning review series around Financial Inclusion, the Inter-Agency...