Ujamaa Empowerment Network is a registered Non-governmental organization in Uganda (File No. MIA/NB/2024/09/6369) focused on building relationships with people and communities to promote food security among small holder farmers using organic farming practices which are cost and environment friendly. To ensure a healthy and productive population, the organization also prioritizes access to good health, emphasizing proper nutrition, addressing maternal health needs for women and tackling the devastating challenges related to access to clean water and sanitation facilities in vulnerable communities.
Ujamaa Empowerment Network programs are directly interlinked with the national agenda of getting people out of poverty as stressed in Government Strategic plans like National Development Plan III and Vision 2040. Internationally, our work relates with Sustainable Development Goals where our programs are directly interlinked with 9 out of 17 goals and their respective indictors which include: No poverty (SDG1) Zero Hunger (SDG2), Good Health and well being (SDG3), Quality Education (SDG4), Gender equality (SGD5) Clean water and Sanitation (SDG6) Affordable and clean energy (SDG7), Decent work and economic growth (SDG8) and Climate Action (SDG13).
Vision
Our vision is to build stronger and self-sustaining communities in Uganda by empowering local population through organic farming and comprehensive health education.
Mission
Our mission is to empower every household to cultivate a healthy and productive population by ensuring access to adequate food and proper healthcare, enabling families to generate income to sustainably meet their needs.
Our mission is to empower every household to cultivate a healthy and productive population by ensuring access to adequate food and proper healthcare, enabling families to generate income to sustainably meet their needs.
Our Core Values
Empowerment.
By aiming to build stronger communities, Ujamaa seeks to empower community members with skills, resources, and knowledge they need to address their own needs and challenges effectively.
Resilience.
Strong communities are better equipped to withstand and recover from various shocks and stresses, whether they be economic, social, or environmental. By promoting resilience, Ujamaa contributes to the long-term well-being and stability of communities.
Self-Sustainability.
Self-sustaining communities are those that can meet their needs without relying heavily on external support or assistance. By fostering self-sustainability, Ujamaa Empowerment Network promotes local ownership and ensures that communities can thrive independently.
Holistic Development.
Building stronger communities involves addressing multiple dimensions of development, including economic, social, environmental, and cultural aspects. This holistic approach ensures that communities develop in a balanced and sustainable manner.
Long-Term Impact.
Investing in building stronger and self-sustaining communities yields long-term benefits, as empowered communities are better positioned to drive their own development and create positive change that endures over time.