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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Uganda, as at the end of October 2017 was hosting more than 1.3 million refugees across 12 districts in the country. The refugees live alongside their Ugandan host’s communities in the settlements. The main objective of…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The CPC Learning Network and United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees [UNHCR] have been working together since 2013 to develop, pilot and implement a new methodology to assess child protection system strength, and its impact…

Key Highlights Since January, the food stock levels have been gradually depleting, with 30% of the households reportedly having stocks, compared to 41% in March. Food stock levels were higher by 29%, compared to the same period…

Background Moyo District in the West-Nile Sub-Region of Uganda is a major hosting area for people displaced from Kajo-Keji County in Central Equatoria, South Sudan after fighting spread though he county in the second half of 2016.…

Kyaka II, Rwamwanja, Kyangwali, Kiryandongo, Rhino Camp, Adjumani/ Pakelle, Koboko, Bidi-bidi and Imvepi This report provides an analysis of the market prices of key commodities that make up the in-kind food basket compared to the cash transfer…

Key Highlights In March, 41% of the overall households had food stocks, portraying a decline by 19%, compared to January. Similar trends were noted across districts, significantly in Abim and Kotido by 40% and 34%, respectively. Compared to 2017,…

1.0 Purpose, objectives and use Rationale The government of Uganda with support of development partners has developed the Refugee Host Population empowerment framework (ReHoPE), the Social Transformative Agenda (STA) and the Refugee Response Program (RRP). Whereas these initiatives are in…

SUMMARY The report presents findings from the needs assessment carried out in Kyaka II Refugee Settlement in relation to education and child protection of the refuge children. According to OPM statistics as of January 2018, Kyaka II…

OVERVIEW Introduction This report analyses how local partner organisations in Uganda view their relationship with United Nations agencies and international non-governmental organisations (INGOs). It is based on survey instruments sent to the local counterparts of four UN agencies…

AFFECTED PEOPLE SURVEY SUMMARY FINDINGS The survey of affected people finds that refugees generally feel safe in their place of residence, free to move within Uganda, and have good relationships with the host community. On the whole, respondents…