Together against Inequality

We are better together in the fight against Inequality. Oxfam believes that the realisation of a Uganda free from extreme inequality will require that we work in partnership and alliance with other players at different levels. This way, we are able to do more with less.

Ngoya Hellen and husband from Karamoja are working closely together to transform their family thanks to the Oxfam GALS methodology. photo credit: Julius Kasujja

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Cancel the debt so doctors and nurses can keep saving lives

A call for urgent action to support doctors and nurses on the front lines of the Corona virus pandemic.

We are all health workers, nurses, doctors. Every day we are on the frontline fighting this virus. Every day we are on the wards, in the emergency rooms. Every day we...

We must demand the COVID-19 vaccine be free for everyone

When a COVID-19 vaccine is found, it must be free and fairly distributed to everyone on the planet

The Coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on all our lives. While we are each doing our part of prevent the spread, and while frontline healthcare workers risk their lives...

Fiscal Accountability for Inequality Reduction: Even It Up

Oxfam in Uganda is working with civil society organizations to amplify the voices and needs of Ugandan citizens in terms of the country’s fiscal system, which determines taxation and public spending. In its Finance for Development programme, Oxfam is promoting fiscal justice to tackle inequality in...

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Skilling refugee and host communities to be self reliant

With funding from agencies and affiliates like KLUB, Oxfam IBIS, Oxfam Hong Kong and Oxfam Belgium, we have been able to enrol youths- both refugees and host community members in vocational skills training, bricklaying and concrete practice, tailoring, hairdressing, motor repairs, carpentry among others. Refugees have also been supported with agricultural inputs like vegetable seeds, beans, groundnuts, onions, and farm tools like hoes, garden forks among others. They have also been trained in general agronomy, group dynamics, farming as a business and post-harvest handling.