One day, one time, we were told it wasn't practical.🙀 @UgandaRedCross+ @IOM_Uganda {Funding from @eu_echo }🥶
@UgandaRedCross + @OPMUganda {Funding from @GovUganda } 👀
@UgandaRedCross + @RodeKruis {With funding from @eu_echo } ⚡have a total of 16 Disaster Mobile Shelters each 200 person capacity. 3 of those were deployed last month in Kisoro, Chibumba P|S that flooded, keeping education services uninterrupted. 🧉To more! #RiseAboveTheNoise
In Kisoro today, we have distributed relief to families affected by heavy rains.
120 families were considered following the assessment conducted.
Dr. Brian Kanaahe - Director Disaster Risk Management apprentiated the role played by the Kisoro branch, the District Disaster Management Committee and community leaders, especially in conducting rapid assessments that enabled a faster response, in coordination with @OPMUganda.
@eu_echo@RodeKruis@opmdpm@DrBrianBilalK
Mayor Florence Namayanja akubirizza banna Masaka okwenyigirira mu kawefube wokukuuma obutonde bwensi, era ategezeza nga bwatambuza kaweefube wokukuuma ekibuga Masaka nga kyakiragala "Green". Bino abyogeredde mu lukungaana olutegekeddwa ekibiina kya Young Catholic Workers Movement
The act of someone offering you their food holds multifaceted significance, often extending beyond mere sustenance. Primarily, it symbolizes a bond of trust and camaraderie. Sharing food signifies a level of comfort and closeness in a relationship, demonstrating the giver's trust
Op-Ed: Are we putting our money into right initiatives to economically empower women to spur progress?
DETAILS: https://t.co/zN88B66aik
#ExpressUpdates@AIBIS_UG
@NIRA_Ug Thank you. For a matter of improving service delivery in all government departments, ministries and agencies, I would request that you recommend that they hire active Social media handlers like you do.
I appreciate your services and the swiftness with which you responded.
Excited to attend an inspiring event, exploring the intersection of environmental conservation and visual arts 🎨🌱
Can't wait to immerse ourself in creativity and learn how art can drive positive change for our planet.
#ArtForNature#ConservationThroughArt
Allan Kalangi of AIBIS (R) with some youth volunteers at the AIBIS Agroecological Farm in Kyankwanzi District. Growing vegetables is one of the ways of mitigating negative effects of climate change because they grow fast and even during the dry spells, they are easy to irrigate.