AAU’s Harriet Gimbo (2nd Right) was a panellist at the CSO pre-budget dialogue last Thursday. Harriet suggested alternative sources of funding to Government for the critical sectors of health and

Dear reader! In the current 5th Strategy, ActionAid is working to expand opportunities for young people to realise their right to better livelihoods by 2022. In the photo, ActionAid under the EU

Happy New Year and Warm Greetings!I would like to acknowledge all the efforts of different teams and various achievements gained during the past 12 months. Despite the disruptions, we were able to

ActionAid Uganda had a very eventful and historical  year. In addition to bidding farewell to Arthur, our former Country Director. Our resilience was tested when the organisation was sieged by the

[ibimage==38908==image_content_fullwidth==none==self==null==]As you receive your last edition of the weekly this year, allow me to recognise the following people who made it possible for you to

Today, I write to you with one of the last editions of the Weekly this year; and in it, I bring to you the reactions from CSO leaders on Arthur’s departure from ActionAid Uganda Plus, how the AAU GBV

[ibimage==38775==image_content_fullwidth==none==self==null==]After one and a half years of cooking, ActionAid finally unveiled the 5th Strategy paper: Strengthening Struggles for social justice. The

This 5th Strategy Paper has been developed to provide an overall framework for delivering the organisation’s mission between 2018 and 2022. It has been designed at a time when the world community and

ActionAid will launch its 5th Strategy Paper(2018-2022), Strengthening struggles for social justice this Thursday. Among others, the organisation  commits to assume the risks that arise from using

Its normal operations at ActionAid despite the constraints caused by the frozen accounts.Find attached this week’s edition of the weekly.