Publications

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…

Unpaid Care and Domestic Work (UCDW) falls disproportionately on women and girls, limiting their opportunities to participate in decent paid employment, education, leisure and politicallife. Heavy…

This edition of our monthly newsletter features highlights of the official closure of the Building Resilience in Crisis (BRiCE) project, stories on loss and damage, and the MSME week 2022 among…

This report reviews Uganda’s progress on land-related aspects of the UN’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development during 2016–21. The 2030 Agenda comprises 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (…

Building Resilient Learners, Teachers and Education Systems in South Sudan and Uganda was a 4 year project funded by the European Union through the programme titled ‘Building Resilience in Crisis…

In June 2022, Oxfam joined hands with the government and civil society organizations to launch a campaign against high levels of aflatoxins in food. We also cautioned the government on the rising…

In this edition, we explore and highlight the various projects implemented by oxfam including their impact on the communities especially households, youth, women and men. 

Gender Action Learning System (GALS) is a change process that uses a set of tools made of visual diagrams that are introduced at various stages.The phases of GALS implementation are; 1: Catalyst…

This guide has been written as part of the Empower@Scale (E@S) project (May 2018- May 2022) resource materials, for youth gender justice and livelihood improvement using GALS.The E@S project was …