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As part of U-Learn’s support to learning and evidence in the refugee response in Uganda, we publish reports, assessments and learning products to inform refugee response actors.

Uganda Refugee Resilience Initiative

URRI Resources

URRI stands for the Uganda Refugee Resilience Initiative, a program funded by the Danish Embassy in Uganda to support refugees and host communities in areas like West Nile and Northern/Western Uganda.

The initiative, backed by DANIDA, focuses on empowering displaced and local populations through climate-smart agriculture, women’s empowerment, and natural resource management. 

URRI Gender and Power Analysis – July 2025

The URRI Gender and Power Analysis (GAP), funded by DANIDA, examined gender inequalities, power dynamics, and opportunities for inclusion across nine refugee-hosting districts in Uganda. Its findings provide the foundation...

URRI baseline assessment report – July 2025

The URRI baseline assessment, funded by DANIDA, established reference data across nine refugee-hosting districts in Uganda on climate-smart agriculture, natural resource management, and gender inclusion. The findings provide a foundation...

Summary of URRI baseline assessment

This summary presents key insights from the URRI baseline assessment carried out in nine refugee-hosting districts of Uganda. The study established reference data on climate-smart agriculture, natural resource management, and...

Summary of URRI Gender and Power Analysis

This snapshot highlights key findings from a Gender and Power Analysis conducted across nine refugee-hosting districts in Uganda. The study explores existing gender inequalities, community power dynamics, and opportunities to...
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