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Uganda - Make or break for the global refugee compact
Uganda - Make or break for the global refugee compact
First child dies of Ebola in new outbreak in Uganda
First child dies of Ebola in new outbreak in Uganda
EMBASSY OF DENMARK LAUNCHES UGANDA REFUGEE RESILIENCE INITIATIVE (URRI)
Uganda hosts the largest refugee population in Africa at a time where the refugee influx is increasing and the impacts of climate change are challenging the response. As a longstanding supporter of the Uganda refugee response, Denmark is delighted to launch the Uganda Refugee Resilience Initiative. With a budget of approximately USD 40 million (approx. 145 billion UGX), the five-year programme seeks to empower refugees and host communities through climate resilience and inclusive development.
COUNT DOWN TO GLOBAL REFUGEE FORUM: SPOTLIGHT ON UGANDA
Blog with a spotlight on Uganda as a refugee-hosting country ahead of the Global Refugee Forum.
Scaling up education to transform the lives of Uganda’s refugee children
Scaling up education to transform the lives of Uganda’s refugee children
Denmark and Save the Children Launch Refugee Resilience Initiative in Western Uganda
Uganda hosts the largest refugee population in Africa at a time when the refugee influx is increasing, and the impacts of climate change are placing further strain on communities and ecosystems. As a longstanding partner of the Uganda refugee response, Denmark and Save the Children are pleased to launch the Western regional roll-out of the Uganda Refugee Resilience Initiative in the district of Kyegegwa.
STATEMENT ON THE ARMED ATTACK ON A SCHOOL IN UGANDA
STATEMENT ON THE ARMED ATTACK ON A SCHOOL IN UGANDA in which almost 40 children were killed.
Uganda's new Education Response Plan launched for Africa’s biggest refugee crisis
Uganda's new Education Response Plan launched for Africa’s biggest refugee crisis
OVER 6,500 CHILD REFUGEES ARRIVE IN UGANDA AS VIOLENCE SURGES IN DRC
OVER 6,500 CHILD REFUGEES ARRIVE IN UGANDA AS VIOLENCE SURGES IN DRC