Publications

Enjoy the latest edition of our monthly nesletter featuring The 2022 National Land Forum, Oxfam's reaction to the COP 27 discussions, the launch of a music album on peace building, and so much more.

The extension of water and improvement of latrine facilities’ coverage has helped keep life flowing among thousands of refugees in Kyangwali refugee settlement in Kikuube district of Western Uganda.…

Over the last couple of months, WE-Care has embarked on an exciting journey to reflect on what we have accomplished so far and use these reflections to plan for more journeys ahead. Our team met in…

Our economic systems are racist and sexist: they put the needs and lives of women as the lowest priority, particularly where they’re also from other marginalised groups. On top of the pandemic and…

In October, we marched for climate justice, hosted a dialogue on a just energy transition, celebrated Global Hand Washing Day, and participated in the World Bank’s Annual meetings among other…

Empower@Scale’s ultimate objective was to scale up Gender Action Learning System (GALS) through establishing a network of self-sustaining Empowerment Learning Centers (ELCs). The objective of the…

Power of Voices Partnerships- FAIR For ALL (PVP- F4A) project partners hosted the PVP- F4A project mission to Uganda. In this visit, partners shared updates on their work as well as their support…

Despite commitments made under the Grand Bargain and other international instruments to direct a greater share of humanitarian funding to local and national actors, there remains limited data (…

Ahead of the COP-27, young feminist climate activists are calling on global leaders to ensure that African voices and issues are included on the COP-27 agenda. Our monthly newsletter has details.

Everyone in Uganda has a right to safety, security, a livelihood and a say in decisions that affect them. Oxfam will work with others to achieve a Uganda free from inequality and injustice.This…