Projects – ACAV org

South Sudan Emergency: Rehabilitation of 15 water sources in Morobo County

Regional Skills Development for Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship in West Nile, Uganda (RESYEE)

Improving access to safe water to prevent cholera and Mpox outbreaks in Madi Okollo and Terego districts of Uganda

South Sudan Emergency: Rehabilitation of 15 water sources in Central Equatoria State

Ensure access to clean water to prevent Mpox in Madi-Okollo district, Uganda

Wells of hope: 20 renovations of boreholes in the Ugandan West Nile

Response to the Mpox virus health emergency in the Adi health zone, Ituri Province

P.A.C.E: PROMOTION ASSOCIATIONISM AND COOPERATIVISM IN EAST CONGO

RESPONSE TO THE WATER AND SANITATION EMERGENCY IN THE CHEFFERIE DES KAKWA, ARU TERRITORY, ITURI PROVINCE, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

CLEAN WATER TO PREVENT DISEASE AND CONFLICTS IN KOBOKO DISTRICT, WEST-NILE UGANDA

NO MORE HUNGER IN AMURU PRIMARY SCHOOL: FOR THE REDUCTION OF MALNUTRITION AND THE FULFILLMENT OF SPECIFIC NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OF THE STUDENTS AT AMURU SCHOOL, AS WELL AS SUPPORT FOR THE MOST VULNERABLE FAMILIES

Water for refugees and host communities: 10 new boreholes drilled in the Diocese of Arua, West Nile region of Uganda

Supporting the food security of 600 smallholder farmers in the Chefferie des Kakwa, Aru territory, Ituri Province, Democratic Republic of Congo

Supporting the socio-economic inclusion of young refugees South Sudanese who intend to return to their country

New construction projects in Koboko thanks to EU-funded project

During the last week of October, the Koboko Municipal Council started construction works in 12 sites worth about 850,000 million shillings (about EUR 200,000). The construction sites are part of the works and services contracted in the second year of the “CRRF: Inclusive Urban Development and Mobility” project, implemented by the Koboko Municipality, with the

LIVELIHOODS SUSTAINABILITY FOR REFUGEES AND HOSTING COMMUNITIES

PROJECT By means of this project of two years duration, ACAV wants to give a development perspective to all South Sudanese refugees who are hosted at Rhino Camp (in the West Nile sub-region). In addition, ACAV wants to strengthen the spirit of resilience both of refugees and of host communities. By increasing food safety of

EVALUATION REPORT S.E.T.A. PROJECT

‘Safeguarding the Environment Through Afforestation’ (SETA) was a one-year project implemented by Associazione Centro Aiuti Volontari (ACAV) with funding from the Autonomous Province of Trento (PAT), Italy. The project covered the four Ugandan Districts of Arua, Koboko, Maracha and Yumbe. The scope was to support 400 farmers who were trained in the establishment and management