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Uganda Skill Up Projekt Uganda Skill Up Project

Uganda

38 current projects
9.0 m. € funding in 2025
460,000 people reached in 2025

+++ Current situation: A severe drought is worsening the hunger crisis in the Karamoja region of Uganda. The first harvest of 2026 has largely failed. Around 473,000 people are currently facing hunger. According to media reports, the first hunger-related deaths have already been recorded. Through its Emergency Relief Fund, WHH is providing €185,000 to support initial emergency response measures. +++ The recent history of the East African Republic of Uganda is marked by conflicts such as the civil war against the Lord's Resistance Army, infamous because of its leader, Joseph Kony. During the war, hundreds of thousands of people lost their lives. Extreme drought and crop failures are adding to the strain as well. In spite of everything, Uganda is still accepting refugees from neighbouring countries and has exemplary asylum policies. More than one million people have already found refuge in Uganda, with about three-quarters of this number coming from its northern neighbour of South Sudan.

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“Ecopreneurs” for a sustainable future

The "Green Colleges" are giving 1,500 young people in Uganda a future in sustainable professions.

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AgriShare: Shared tractor - increased yield

Through the AgriShare app, farmers can connect with each other to share resources and services.

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News from Uganda

Publications about Uganda

Global Hunger Index 2025

Global Hunger Index 2025: 20 Years of Tracking Progress – Time to Recommit to Zero Hunger

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Actions to Enhance Resilience Among Host and Refugee Communities

With BMZ support, WHH strengthened the resilience of South Sudanese refugees and host communities in Yumbe, Uganda. A multi-sectoral nutrition…

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Community Voices to Improve and Sustain Nutrition Outcomes abridged

Insights from a multi-sectoral, contextual analysis of nutrition (CAN) conducted in selected sub-counties of Karamoja sub-region.

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