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End of Programme Evaluation of the Uganda Sponsorship (Baana) Programme

2024 - Adolescent, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, Basic Education ...

Save the Children’s 10-year Sponsorship Program in Uganda is an integrated 10-year initiative (2014-2024) aimed at improving child health, education, protection, and livelihoods in Wakiso, Kikuube, and Kamwenge districts. The primary purpose of...

The primary purpose of the endline evaluation was to assess the relevance, efficiency, effectiveness, and sustainability of Catch-up Clubs (CuC) and Teaching at the Right Level (TaRL) as approaches for remedial learning. The evaluation utilized a...

Save the Children International (SCI) has been implementing the Giving Ownership to Prevent Stunting (GOATS) Project in Karamoja sub-region, Moroto district (Tapac and Rupa sub-counties) since March 2021. The project aimed at contributing to...

Uganda has made considerable strides in addressing the educational needs of refugee and host community children, yet significant unmet and ongoing challenges persist. The Ministry of Education and Sports (MoES) has established the Education...

The Catch-Up Clubs Project was implemented by Save the Children (in Uganda) with a focus on improving learning outcomes. The project uses two-pronged approaches: Catch-Up Clubs (CUCs) and Levelled Learning (LL). The project is being funded by...

As of April 2024, Uganda is home to over 1.6 million refugees and asylum seekers. The MYRP II addresses three key education outcomes: (I) Improved Access and Retention to Inclusive and Gender Transformative Learning and Training Opportunities; (II...

Act to End Neglected Tropical Diseases | East program is a five-year USAID funded program (2018-2023) led by RTI International, in partnership with Save the Children and other partner organizations with experience in implementing projects in line...

Children Climate Summit Declaration and Call For Action: 'An Africa Fit for children'

2023 - Child Participation, Climate Change Adaptation (CCA)

The Children Climate Summit was organized to contribute towards the formulation of child sensitive climate change policies, actions, and programmes within the African continent and beyond by securing the voices and participation of children in the...

The factsheet is a snapshot of our Education work and country’s strategic impact in 2022 based on our reach figures, examples of evidence of our work, advocacy and policy wins, case studies and voices from the children. We continue to work towards...

Results and Learning from Apolou Adolescent Development Approach: Apolou activity in Karamoja

2023 - Adolescent Skills for Successful Transitions, Adolescent, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights

Uganda has one of the youngest and fastest-growing populations globally, with a median age of 15.9 years. Nationally, 25% of girls become pregnant by 19, and nearly half are married before 18. The Karamoja sub-region is the most challenging place...