Discover the new U-Learn podcast, The Refugee Response Lens, launched in partnership with UKAID. In the first episode, experts explore clean energy, climate resilience and the challenges facing refugees and host communities in Uganda.
The Market Systems Development (MSD) in the Uganda Refugee Response compendium highlights programs that use the MSD approach to enhance self-reliance among refugees and host
This desk review explores the application of climate-smart agriculture (CSA) in Uganda’s refugee response, highlighting the initiatives, policies, and strategies that promote resilient and sustainable
Results from 20 organisations enrolled in U-Learn’s AAP in Action (AAPA) program in Uganda’s refugee response
This spotlight documents the unique Learning Hub model and its achievements under the U-Learn programme since 2020.
This climate actor mapping provides a comprehensive overview of sector actors involved in the climate response within Uganda’s refugee context, focusing on their role in supporting environmental sustainability and resilience through various initiatives.
November 21, 2024 The CRRF strategic framework has been operationalised through the development of sectoral response plans in the years following its adoption. In 2020,
Lessons form the Northern Uganda Resilience Initiative (NURI), a programme (2019-2022) financed by Denmark’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs as part of the Uganda Country Programme.
NURI aimed to enhance the resilience and equitable economic development of refugees and refugee hosting communities in Northern Uganda.
November 7, 2024 This 2 pager gives an overview of U-Learn’s achievements for the 3 components (AAP, Research, Learning) since 2020. Pdf reader will load
October 23, 2024 This 2 pager gives a overview of how the Learning component of U-Learn, the Learning Hub, works and its achievements. Pdf reader
October 23, 2024 Uthabiti, meaning ‘resilience’ in Swahili, is a three-year humanitarian-development nexus activity funded by the United States Agency for International Development’s (USAID’s) Bureau
October 7, 2024 The Urban Livelihoods Assessment Report 2024 assesses the livelihoods of urban refugees and host communities in Makindye division, Kampala, Uganda, as part
This climate actor mapping provides a comprehensive overview of sector actors involved in the climate response within Uganda’s refugee context, focusing on their role in supporting environmental sustainability and resilience through various initiatives.
In recent years, Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) has emerged as a game-changer, helping to foster resilient farming practices and bolstering food security in Uganda. What is
An overview of the U-Learn Financial Inclusion Resources
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Overview of U-Learn Entrepreneurship and Private Sector Engagement Resources
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Summary for Refugee Response
Stakeholders in Uganda
Summary for Refugee Response
Stakeholders in Uganda
July 11, 2024 The infographics highlight key findings from the KAP report on energy. These indicators collectively create a settlement profile focused on the adoption
July 11, 2024 The Entrepreneurship learning brief highlights current approaches to entrepreneurship support within Uganda’s refugee response, documenting how refugees and host communities are supported
This report explores barriers and enablers to sustainable energy consumption among refugee and host communities, supporting humanitarian and development actors in addressing environmental degradation and climate change adaptation.
This spotlight piece highlights AAPA’s innovative approach, implementation process and achievements, and draws lessons to inform organisations aiming to achieve greater accountability to the populations they serve.
In this desk review on Energy for Household Use in Uganda’s refugee response, we delve into the critical aspects shaping the energy landscape within this context.
This curated collection delves into the intersection of energy utilization and humanitarian efforts within the context of Uganda’s refugee response. As the global community grapples with unprecedented displacement challenges, understanding how energy can be harnessed productively is crucial for enhancing the resilience and self-sufficiency of refugee populations.
This desk review provides an overview and accessible summary of existing resources on the Productive Use of Energy (PUE) in Uganda Refugee Response. It lays out the background on of PUE and its applications, as well as the national frameworks that guide PUE’s adoption in Uganda.
The Uganda Response Innovation Lab (U-RIL) is an interactive tool to bridge the skills gap in refugee and host communities in Uganda.
This case study provides a deeper understanding of how the employment of Mobile Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programming in refugee response addresses some of the barriers faced by last-mile populations in accessing traditional TVET opportunities.
This publication examines trends, challenges, and findings from 25 sources from the last 13 years (2010–2022) in relation to the Ugandan refugee response. It covers microenterprises and small enterprises, with a focus on rural and settlement-level entrepreneurs.
This brief explores the challenges faced by formal refugee-owned businesses in Palabek and Nakivale refugee settlements, including limited access to information on official business registration, high costs of registration, and a lack of standardization in the registration process.
This Agricultural Value Chains strategic positioning paper provides a roadmap to support Livelihoods and Resilience Sector Working Group (LRSWG) members’ efforts to increase farmers’ income, improve their self-sufficiency.
This report highlights the achievements of the Charter for Change Working Group (C4C WG) in Uganda and summarises learning from three organisations championing localisation in Kenya, the Philippines,
and India.
The SLAM visualisation initiative makes information about local and refugee–led organisations active in refugee settlements and Kampala publicly available.
These Financial Literacy Training Minimum Standards look at the basic content and practices necessary for a training to qualify as a FLT
An assessment of livelihood barriers and enablers for refugees and host communities in urban and settlement locations
An assessment of livelihood barriers and enablers for refugees and host communities in urban and settlement locations.
This Fin-tech mapping gives a detailed view on Private Sector Actor (PSA) operating in the Digital Financial services space in the Uganda refugee response.
This mapping covers Agri-tech service providers offering services in the refugee response: settlements, as well as refugee hosting districts and Kampala.
In partnership with UNCDF and the LRSWG, U-Learn conducted an Agriculture Private Sector Engagement (APSE) learning review of ongoing Private Sector Engagement (PSE) in the agriculture sector in the Ugandan refugee response.
This desk review highlights key information from 25 documents about labour markets in the 13 refugee-hosting districts of Uganda.
This desk review distills key information from 29 value chain (VC) analyses in the 13 refugee-hosting districts of Uganda, divided into the Northern and Western regions.
This criteria checklist is a support tool developed by the Livelihoods and Resilience Sector Working Group, with support from U-Learn. It’s specifically designed to support actors with the Uganda refugee response.
As part of a learning review series around Financial Inclusion, the Inter-Agency Cash Working Group (CWG) identified a need to harmonise Financial Literacy Training (FLT)
This technical brief informs CVA donors, policy makers, implementers including humanitarian actors and Financial Service Providers (FSPs), and the Inter-Agency Cash Working Group (CWG) about
The CVA infographic summarises key facts and figures about cash-based assistance on the Uganda refugee response. It also showcases the humanitarian actors implementing Cash and
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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 Capacity Index (RCI). RCI measures household capacity to avoid stresses and shocks from having long lasting harmful effects.
The Digital Savings Group Learning brief offers critical reflections on whether a savings group in the Uganda refugee response is ready to go digital, on the objectives for pursuing digitisation/digitalisation, and on key challenges in making the shift.