Uganda
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Gaps in information management in Uganda makes it difficult to confidently and holistically show the number of people affected by disasters since January 2021, their priority needs, and the remaining gaps in assistance required to…
Uganda
December 2021 December was characterized by disaster triggers which included floods, drought/famine, landslides/mudslides, heavy storms/hailstorms and transport related hazards. Kasese district was the most hit with floods, heavystorms/hailstorms, landslides/mudslides and famine/food insecurity affecting a total of 1,305 individuals.…
Uganda
October 2021 Disasters in this month were natural (floods, landslide and storms) and man made (terror attacks and road accidents). Floods were reported in Kapelabyong affecting 5,175 individuals, Katakwi (1,320), Napak (1,817), Obongi (3,600) and Sironko (1,926). Landslide…
Uganda
The month of September marked the beginning of SOND rainy season which was characterised by abnormal rains which triggered natural hazards in Uganda. Floods (Amolator-23,085, Dokolo-17,145, Kwania-10,650), heavy storms/Hailstorms (Yumbe-9,650, Kibaale-7,110, Koboko-5,000, Oyam-1,335) and landslides/Mudslides (Sironko-1,215 &…