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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 Newsletter
Latest Refugee News
To improve access to and use of evidence and research, Uganda Refugee News has a monthly Newsletter and associated website that shares research relevant to the Uganda Refugee Response.
With their permission, U-Learn is sharing links to selected resources that were shared in June 2026.
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.
Private Sector Engagement Case Study – SWISSCONTACT and Home Harvest Partnership - Enhancing access to quality inputs, knowledge, and market opportunities Nakivale, Isingiro
Private Sector Engagement Case Study – SWISSCONTACT and ERYMAG Partnership - Boosting economic productivity through expanding agricultural trade networks Lamwo, Palabek
Private Sector Engagement Case Study – SWISSCONTACT and BIRYA INC Partnership. - Boosting incomes for farmers in the dried beans supply chain Nakivale, Isingiro
Private Sector Engagement Case Study – GRAMEEN and Rural Financial Initiative (RUFI) Partnership - PALABEK, LAMWO
Private Sector Engagement Case Study GRAMEEN and UGAFODE - Digitising savings groups and offering tailored financial service products Nakivale, Isingiro
Lessons from the Private Sector Engagement Case Studies - The Full Report with all Partnerhip Case Studies
U-Learn is funded by Embassy of Denmark / Danida.
These materials have been financed by the Government of Denmark. Responsibility for the content lies entirely with the creator. The Government of Denmark does not necessarily share the expressed views and interpretations.
