News and Stories: Uganda
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Protecting Vanilla Crops in Uganda
The lucrative product attracts thieves but new harvest declarations promote higher quality and more secure crops.

Raising Uganda’s Vanilla Market Position
With sustained quality production, Ugandan farmers strive to join the world’s leading suppliers of the lucrative bean.

Amidst a simmering conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo, CRS calls for peace, pushes for more humanitarian support

South Sudanese Refugees Transform Camp into Community
With their generous Ugandan hosts, refugees began rebuilding what they’d lost when they fled a deadly conflict.

CRS Capacity Overview Disability Inclusion
People with disabilities account for 15 percent of the world’s population — over a billion people. Many face social, economic and cultural barriers that limit their access to full and effective participation in society.

Uganda Floods: Responding With Food and Health
With crops and possessions swept away, Ugandan families welcome vouchers as a way to regain nutritional security.

New Classrooms for Refugee Children in Uganda
The rising number of refugees strains school systems and buildings designed to teach far smaller class sizes.

Linking Health, Nutrition and Business Skills in Uganda
Giving parents valuable skills increases children’s well-being and offers long-term success against poverty.

Vocational Training Improves Ugandan Youth Opportunities
A CRS-led empowerment program emphasizes building confidence while students learn work skills.

Youth in Rural Uganda Receive Vocational Training
A CRS-led program helps young people in Uganda develop marketable skills.