AFCE focuses on several key areas to achieve its mission: Livelihoods Improvement Promotion of Climate Smart Agriculture Implementing the PACDR/CRAEM model to ensure sustainable agricultural practices that are both environmentally friendly and economically viable. Value Chain Development Enhancing the production
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Promotion of Gender Action Learning System (GALS) Methodology We implement innovative approaches to gender equality and women’s empowerment through the GALS methodology, which engages communities in participatory learning and action. Farmers Institutional Development We support the development of farmers’ institutions
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AFCE is dedicated to promoting good governance through several strategic initiatives: Advocacy on National Budget Allocation for Agriculture We advocate for increased and fair allocation of national resources to agriculture, recognizing its critical role in enhancing food security and livelihoods.
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Promotion of Sustainable WASH We champion sustainable Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) practices to enhance public health and environmental sustainability. Our efforts focus on integrating eco-friendly solutions and ensuring communities have access to clean water and proper sanitation facilities. Standard
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AFCE’s work spans several key areas aimed at creating lasting change: Increased Access to Quality Education and Sports Village Education Committees (VECs): We establish VECs in local communities, providing training on their roles and responsibilities to strengthen local educational governance.
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Welcome to the download section for the Agency for Community Empowerment (AFCE) Annual Reports. Here, you can access our detailed reports showcasing our achievements, initiatives, and strategic goals. 2023 Annual Report To download the PDF version of the Agency for
Agency for Community Empowerment (AFCE) – Annual Report 2022. Theme : Developing sustainable and a resilient community in 2022. Reporting date 30th December 2022. Report produced by: Opio Tonny Program officer Email: tonny@afceug.org Phone: 0773868515 or 0756215755 Report Viewed &
Agency for Community Empowerment (AFCE) – Annual Report 2021. Theme : Developing sustainable and a resilient community in 2022. Reporting date 30th December 2021. Report produced by: Opio Tonny Program officer Email: tonny@afceug.org Phone: 0773868515 or 0756215755 Report Viewed &
Agency for Community Empowerment (AFCE) – Annual Report 2020. Theme : Developing sustainable and a resilient community in 2022. Reporting date 30th December 2020. Report produced by: Opio Tonny Program officer Email: tonny@afceug.org Phone: 0773868515 or 0756215755 Report Viewed &
Agency for Community Empowerment (AFCE) – Annual Report 2019. Theme : Developing sustainable and a resilient community in 2019. Reporting date 30th December 2019. Report produced by: Opio Tonny Program officer Email: tonny@afceug.org Phone: 0773868515 or 0756215755 Report Viewed &
Agency for Community Empowerment (AFCE) – Annual Report 2018. Theme : Developing sustainable and a resilient community in 2018. Reporting date 30th December 2018. Report produced by: Opio Tonny Program officer Email: tonny@afceug.org Phone: 0773868515 or 0756215755 Report Viewed &
Agency for Community Empowerment (AFCE) – Annual Report 2017. Theme : Developing sustainable and a resilient community in 2015. Reporting date 30th December 2017. Report produced by: Opio Tonny Program officer Email: tonny@afceug.org Phone: 0773868515 or 0756215755 Report Viewed &
Agency for Community Empowerment (AFCE) – Annual Report 2016. Theme : Developing sustainable and a resilient community in 2016. Reporting date 30th December 2016. Report produced by: Opio Tonny Program officer Email: tonny@afceug.org Phone: 0773868515 or 0756215755 Report Viewed &
Agency for Community Empowerment (AFCE) – Annual Report 2015. Theme : Developing sustainable and a resilient community in 2015. Reporting date 30th December 2015. Report produced by: Opio Tonny Program officer Email: tonny@afceug.org Phone: 0773868515 or 0756215755 Report Viewed &
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Empowering Youth and Women in West Nile, Uganda AFCE is a youth founded Non Governmental Organization (NGO) founded in 2011 by a group of professional youths who responded to poverty elevation and inadequate job appeal by most youths and women
AFCE focuses on several key areas to achieve its mission: Livelihoods Improvement Promotion of Climate Smart Agriculture Implementing the PACDR/CRAEM model to ensure sustainable agricultural practices that are both environmentally friendly and economically viable. Value Chain Development Enhancing the production
Promotion of Gender Action Learning System (GALS) Methodology We implement innovative approaches to gender equality and women’s empowerment through the GALS methodology, which engages communities in participatory learning and action. Farmers Institutional Development We support the development of farmers’ institutions
AFCE is dedicated to promoting good governance through several strategic initiatives: Advocacy on National Budget Allocation for Agriculture We advocate for increased and fair allocation of national resources to agriculture, recognizing its critical role in enhancing food security and livelihoods.
Promotion of Sustainable WASH We champion sustainable Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) practices to enhance public health and environmental sustainability. Our efforts focus on integrating eco-friendly solutions and ensuring communities have access to clean water and proper sanitation facilities. Standard
AFCE’s work spans several key areas aimed at creating lasting change: Increased Access to Quality Education and Sports Village Education Committees (VECs): We establish VECs in local communities, providing training on their roles and responsibilities to strengthen local educational governance.
AFCE’s projects have had a lasting impact on the lives of vulnerable communities across Uganda. From empowering smallholder farmers and enhancing food security to building youth skills and supporting refugees, these initiatives have paved the way for a more resilient and self sufficient future.
Partner/Donor: DANIDA SPII Location: Madi Okolo, Yumbe, and Terego Districts Key Result Area: Improved food security through increased access and availability of nutritious food for 1,500 of the most vulnerable individuals in refugee settlements. Total Project Amount: Euro 525,000 (1500
Partner/Donor: Solidaridad Eastern and Central Africa Expertise Centre Location: Nebbi, Zombo, and Arua Districts Key Result Area: Improved livelihoods of smallholder farmers through the adoption of climate-smart agriculture and reducing climate vulnerability through carbon sequestration in agroforestry. Total Project Amount:
Partner/Donor: OXFAM/NORAD Location: Zombo and Terego Districts (Imvepi Refugee Settlement) Key Result Area: Improved food security through increased access and availability of nutritious food for 3,000 of the most vulnerable individuals in refugee settlements and host communities. Total Project Amount:
Partner/Donor: Action Aid Uganda-International Location: West Nile Key Result Area: Communities most affected by climate change and other emergencies, especially smallholder farmers, have increased access to public finance, social protection, and citizen led adaptation measures. Total Project Amount: Euro 62,500
Partner/Donor: OXFAM-AMERICA Location: Zombo District Key Result Area: Increased food production, income, and resilience to climate change impacts for 150 smallholder farmers. Total Project Amount: USD 400,000 (450 HH)
Partner/Donor: OXFAM NOVIB Location: West Nile Key Result Area: Empowerment of small scale producers, women/young entrepreneurs, and strengthening of CSOs, with a focus on rights awareness and economic opportunities. Total Project Amount: Euro 430,000 (1200 HH)
Partner/Donor: The Innovation Village Location: Nebbi and Zombo Districts Key Result Area: 1,600 MSMEs (with at least 70% female participation) are skilled to enhance employability. Total Project Amount: USD 62,000
Project Name: Refugees Livelihood Improvement Location: Adjumani, Nebbi District, West Nile, Uganda Sponsor/Partner: Danish Refugee Council (DRC) Key Result Area: Training refugees and host community on apiary management and supply of beehive equipment Total Project Amount: UGX 126,000,000 Project Overview
Project Name: Refugees Livelihood Improvement Year: 2017 to 2021 Sponsor/Partner: Dan Church Aid (DCA) Location: Rhinocamp, Imvepi, Omogo Key Result Area: Training refugees and host community on apiary management and supply of beehive equipment Total Project Amount: UGX 289,000,000 The
Partner/Donor: OXFAM NOVIB Location: Nebbi & Zombo Districts Key Result Area: Increased economic empowerment for women and youth. Total Project Amount: Euro 400,000 (1500HH)
Partner/Donor: TechnoServe, Inc./Uganda Location: Northern Uganda (Arua, Lira, Amuru, and Gulu) Key Result Area: Building the capacity of 13,000 rural youth (aged 18-30) to transition into economically independent adulthood, increasing their opportunities for income generating activities. Total Project Amount: USD
Partner/Donor: OX-FARM, Twin & Twin Trading Ltd Location: Nebbi & Zombo Districts Key Result Area: Strengthening the capacity of coffee farmers to produce and market high-quality parchment coffee. Total Project Amount: UGX 145,000,000
Partner/Donor: USAID Community Connector Project & Self-help Africa (SHA) Location: Nebbi and Kole Districts Key Result Area: Promotion of the apiary value chain. Total Project Amount: UGX 300,000,000
Partner/Donor: European Union / International Labour Organization Location: Nebbi Municipal Council Key Result Area: Promotion of standard sanitary pads and diapers to improve living standards. Total Project Amount: UGX 25,000,000
Project Portfolio Year: 2013 Project: Kucwiny Integrated Food Security Programme Sponsor/Partner: Nebbi Diocese Location: Nebbi Key Result Area: Supply of Inputs Total Project Amount: UGX 6,000,000 The Kucwiny Integrated Food Security Programme, supported by Nebbi Diocese, was launched in 2013.
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By Oyikuru Muddy (ZOMBO/NEBBI) – The Agency for Community Empowerment (AFCE), in partnership with Oxfam Netherlands, is implementing the Power of Voices project in Zombo and Nebbi Districts under its Livelihood Programme. This initiative aims to empower local communities through
By Oyikuru Muddy (Zombo) – Ocanda Genaro, a determined young member of the Avonu Microstation in Zombo District, is finding new meaning in life through tomato farming. After dropping out of school, Ocanda felt lost and uncertain about his future.
By Oyikuru Muddy (Zombo) – Jackline Akello, a dedicated member of the Avonu Microstation in Amei Parish, Paidha Subcounty, Zombo District, is on the verge of reaping significant profits from tomato farming. Supported by the Fair4All Partnership/PVP Project, implemented by
Parmu Innocent, a 20 year old from Acana Centre Youth Group, used to spend his mornings idling at the trading center while his parents worked in the garden. This led to many disappointments and hardships. His life took a turn
Anirwoth Fosca, a 19 year old from the Aguda Mix Youth Apiary Group, was initially afraid of handling bees due to past experiences of bee stings. However, the Next Wave Project by AFCE, funded by the Innovation Village, changed that.
Youths from Juba Apiary Youth Group, trained by AFCE with support from The Innovation Village, believe that apiculture can help mitigate climate change. According to their chairman, the practice has led to the conservation of vegetation around them and reduced
Orombi Lambert Yalo, a member of Agwechi Savings Group, has seen his family bonds strengthen during the COVID-19 lockdown. Training on gender equality through the coffee value chain project prompted him to share household chores and discuss family matters with
Pikwo Felly, a 55 year-old mother of eight, used to juggle numerous household chores and farming. The COVID-19 lockdown increased her workload, but training from AFCE on sustainable backyard gardening provided a silver lining. With her children’s help, Felly now
AFCE, with funding from the European Union through the International Labour Organization, implemented a project in Nebbi Town Council to support female youth with disabilities in 2016. The project provided training in making sanitary pads and diapers, business skills, and
Owiny Grace, a 30 year old disabled woman, faced significant challenges due to her disability and poverty. AFCE’s sanitary pads project transformed her life. Initially scared and lacking self esteem, Grace embraced the training and is now a lead trainer
