Uganda’s population with over 78% below 30 years (UBOS 2020) is largely under/unemployed due to inappropriate skills (NPA-Uganda Vision 2040). Yet the Skilling Uganda strategy
Uganda is Africa’s leading host country for refugees with 1,573,291 refugees with approximately 53% children and youth requiring access to education opportunities (UNHCR, 31/12/2021). The
With funding from European Union Humanitarian Aid (ECHO), this project aims at increasing access to equitable and inclusive quality education for 64,937 (35,074 boys and
Adolescent Girls’ Education in Crisis Initiative (AGENCI) is a Global Affairs Canada (GAC) funded consortium project delivered in partnership with the World University Service of Canada (WUSC) and the Aga
WIU is implementing the Education Management Support Project for Refugees and Host Communities with funding from Education Cannot Wait (ECW). Started in only two refugee
WIU in partnership with Convoy of Hope implements an ECD school feeding program in Rhino Camp, Palorinya and Imvepi Refugee Settlements served to improve nutrition
Aimed at providing quality education to refugee and host community learners in Rhino Camp, the Reading for All Project is implemented with support from Book
The Skills for Employment Project is a two year project funded by EU TF (European Union Trust Fund) being implemented by Windle International Uganda in
With funding from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Windle International Uganda implemented a 12 months’ project titled ‘Education Quality Improvement Project (EQUIP)’
The Sanitation for All Project (SAP) and the Sanitation for All Learners Project (SALP) are one-year project implemented by WIU in partnership with InTouch Global Foundation in
WIU in partnership with Arizona State University (ASU) implemented the Education for Humanity project: Powered by SolarSPELL. It was a 12 week pilot that aimed to provide optimal
Market Oriented Skills Development for Refugees and Host Communities in Kiryandongo and Adjumani is a project that was implemented by Windle International Uganda, in partnership
In Rhino Camp Refugee settlement, there are only 2 secondary schools (Rhino Camp High School and Ofua Secondary School). However they are located far from
In a bid to support secondary education, WIU in partnership with Barnabas Fund constructed teachers’ accommodation for teacher to enhance their performance in the teaching-learning process. This
Due to the increased enrolment in the existing primary schools in Palorinya Refugee Settlement, a new school was established however the existing structures at that
WIU in partnership with European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) started the Emergency intervention project for South Sudanese refugees and host communities in
WIU continues to put youth at the helm of its programming. In partnership with Artolution, WIU implemented an art project aimed at talent development in
