Uganda

Uganda

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Approximately 80 percent of Uganda's 31 million inhabitants are involved in agricultural activities. Yet, 40 percent of Ugandans still lack access to clean water and 37 percent live below the poverty line. The Hunger Project has been working in Uganda since 1999 and is currently empowering close to 70,000 partners in 11 epicenter communities to end their own hunger and poverty.

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Uganda News

Ugandan Woman Food Farmer Chairs Women's Group and Village Loan Committee

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Mukama Hajira has seen her enterprising efforts grow since joining THP in 2003, and she is now putting her children through school, diversifying her income and chairing the Village Loan Committee.

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Uganda: Positive External Assessment and Improving Health Resources

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The work of THP-Uganda was acclaimed by an independent, external consulting firm, who undertook a pro bono impact assessment, which praised the organization's high-impact, low-cost strategies. Trainings continued with volunteers, animators and trainers of trainers, and access to health services increased.

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Change to believe in: The Hunger Project-Uganda's impact

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We are delighted to announce the release of an impact assessment of The Hunger Project's work in Uganda. The study was carried out at the end of 2008 on a pro-bono basis by an independent, external consulting firm.

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