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 Localisation Evidence Brief was developed to support more locally-led humanitarian action in Uganda’s refugee response. It captures learning from across Uganda’s localisation landscape drawing on consultations with various actors in the Refugee Response.
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.
The SLAM visualisation initiative makes information about local and refugee–led organisations active in refugee settlements and Kampala publicly available.
February 1, 2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3PO9ooMXL4 The Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP) Training Course (organized in collaboration with UNHCR) strengthened refugee response staff knowledge and skills on
A two page summary of the REF (Refugee Engagement Forum) Good Practice study. The Refugee Engagement Forum (REF) is a unique, participatory mechanism designed to
The Refugee Engagement Forum (REF) has proven to be a successful model for sustained refugee participation in national decision-making. Whilst it is not yet very well known, its unique structure and demonstrated value have the potential to inspire other countries to adopt a similar approach. As a result, the REF Good Practice Study was instigated to identify key lessons and successes from the REF, and to document the Ugandan experience for the benefit of those in and outside of Uganda.
In late 2020 U-Learn1 conducted an assessment on COVID-19 risk communication and community engagement (RCCE) in Uganda. The assessment was designed in collaboration with Ministry