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Japan contributes US$9.8 million to support efforts towards refugees and host communities Format Support includes border security, with a strong focus on mitigating the COVID-19 impacts KAMPALA, 20 April 2021,The Government of Japan in March committed approximately US$ 9.8 million to support refugees and host communities as well as border security, with a strong focus on mitigating the COVID-19 impacts, over a period of one year from April 2021 to March 2022. The support has been channeled through the United Nations and International Organizations: the United Nations High Commissioner for Ref...

Jobs and Livelihoods Integrated Response Plan for Refugees and Host Communities in Uganda - 2020/2021 - 2024/2025 Format Executive Summary Uganda’s progressive policies and decades-long strategies of promoting refugee self-reliance have not been effective and sufficient in improving the social, economic and financial inclusion of refugees and host communities. As such, refugees and host communities are not sufficiently resilient. This is attributed to the competition for the ever-reducing land and other natural resources between refugees and host communities that affects peaceful co-existen...

Pit latrine coverage in Lamwo stands at 59 per cent while open defecation is still at 28 per cent

Daily Monitor Monday April 12 2021 Summary Pit latrine coverage in Lamwo stands at 59 per cent while open defecation is still at 28 per cent.   A total of 100 villages in Lamwo District are still practicing open defecation, according to a report released by the district health department. The 100 villages are in the sub-counties of Padibe West, Lamwo Town Council and Lokung Sub-County. The villages include Ghana, Latido, Mudo, Ngomoromo, Ngomoromo North and Apuk. Mr Vincent Kidega, a resident of Ghana Village, told Daily Monitor at the weekend that of the 39 houses, only 10 have pit-latrine....

Daily Monitor Sunday March 14 2021 Rest in eternal peace. Lapwony Michael Ocan was a teacher of Physics and Mathematics whose values included discipline and integrity. Photo | Courtesy. Summary In memoriam. Dad never stopped reading the Bible, newspapers and he loved keeping tabs with current affairs. Jimmy Odoki Acellam, the eldest son of Lapwony Michael  and Betty Aol Ocan pays tribute to his father, four years later. Advertisement Four years ago, on February 22, a bright light in our family was extinguished. I remember vividly arriving at Lacor hospital in Gulu at 1.30pm to visit my fath...