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US government launches plans to support 100,000 vulnerable households in Uganda

JAVIRA SSEBWAMI | PML Daily Staff WriterbyJAVIRA SSEBWAMI | PML Daily Staff Writer
November 9, 2018
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US Ambassador, Ms. Deborah Malac shared a group photo with pupils of Gatabo P/S at the launch the USAID Integrated Community Agriculture and Nutrition Activity in Kisoro to strengthen poor households in Uganda (US EMBASSY PHOTO)

KISORO – The US Embassy in Uganda has launched a new plan that will benefit to over 116,000 vulnerable households in eight districts in Uganda.

This was revealed in a statement released Thursday by the embassy.

The activity dubbed the ‘Integrated Community Agriculture and Nutrition, is funded by the United States Agency for International Development USAID.

The activity aims at strengthening household and community resilience to recover quickly from stresses bought by the impact of extreme weather and unexpected health issues.

At the launch of the five-year activity at Gatabo Primary School in Kisoro on Ms. Deborah Malac, the US envoy to Uganda said she had discussed education issues with teachers and students.

“We are excited to begin this partnership with your local and district level representatives and to follow your leadership on this agenda,” the ambassador said.

She explained that at end of the initiative, Ugandan communities and households will be stronger, “healthier, and more resilient through our collaboration.”

She also planted a tree to symbolize the community’s investment in growth and resilience.

The launch was also presided over by Minister of State for Gender and Culture, Peace Mutuzo, Kisoro Woman Member of Parliament, Rose Kabangyenyi, and the Kisoro district leadership.

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