Water resources in Uganda constitute one of its vital resources that significantly contribute to the socio-economic development and poverty eradication. It is one… more »
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NYC2018: Smart Governance
Planning meeting at the International Republican Institute (IRI-Uganda) with Strategic partners related to the Critical Reflection on the National Youth Congress (NYC2018#) which… more »
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National Youth Congress 2018 (25-27 July)- Kampala
SMART CITIES: REGIONAL AND LOCAL APPLICATIONS “Accelerating the Contributions of the Youth towards the Implementation of the New Urban Agenda – Taking Small… more »
Operations
Integration of Creative Arts in Transport Planning and Mobility
Vulnerability reduction is achieved not solely by physical measures to mitigate the destructive effects of a hazard. Social measures that help to reduce… more »
Advocacy
Place Making week Kampala
Place making is inclusive process emphasizing collaborative ‘making’ that builds local capacity and leadership to empower communities committed to “strengthening the connection between… more »
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Sanitary Towels Play Girl Child Education
Why can’t women’s sanitation be taken just as seriously as any other healthcare issue? In a study by UNICEF, 1 out of 10… more »
Events
OXFAM Research Tool Pretest
Teens Uganda was privileged mobilize 20people for Oxfam a focused group discussion to pre-test a research tool that was made by Oxford University.… more »
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Teens Uganda focusing on promoting adaptation to renewable energy technologies
PREACH is a project implemented by three (3) collaborating partner organizations including COU-TEDDO, SOCADIDO and Teens Uganda focused to promote adaptation of renewable… more »
Events
Using the Cultural Aspect to depict Human Rights Violation
Through the Lively Arts for Social Change component of our Heritage Education Programme we have trained over 300 youth since 2011 in… more »
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Re-usable pads tailoring training
The staff at Teens uganda recieving training in connection with the re-usable pads project