Publications

The first issue of the WE-Care Stories 2022 is here. The Ugandan content featured includes Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP,) Francis Ogweng’s journey of male involvement and social…

As a means of giving children practical lessons and tips on improving their cleanliness and hygiene, Children’s Hygiene and Sanitation Trainings (CHAST) have been carried out in varioussettings and…

This policy brief was compiled through a review of the Fair Tax Monitor Uganda from a Gender Perspective study conducted by Oxfam in Uganda in collaboration with Oxfam Novib, SOMO, FEMNET, SEATINI…

The Fair Tax Monitor (FTM) is a research tool that identifies the main bottle necks within the fiscal policies and systems and assessing their redistributive qualities and making recommendations for…

This report is a product of a baseline data generation exercise between two cities in Uganda; Kampala, the capital city located in the country’s central region and Soroti city, one of the newly…

Oxfam in Uganda continues to tackle inequalities and injustices in Uganda. In this month's Newsletter, we see Oxfam's new country strategy which shows a roadmap as to how Oxfam intends to address the…

In our new edition, we see Oxfam in Uganda supporting women and girls who are involved in unpaid care work, advocating for sexual reproductive health rights and body autonomy, land rights among…

This strategic framework for 2021–30 is our commitment to work more effectively with others towards achieving a Uganda free from inequality and injustice. It is the product of careful analysis of…

In our January Newsletter, you will read about the policy influencing and advocacy work that oxfam in uganda has engaged in as we strive to fight inequality while building resilient livelihoods. 

The 16 days of activism is a global campaign that has made 30 years this year. We recognize the efforts that have been put into ending GBV and hope that one day, no woman or girl has to experience…