Clean Energy
The energy sector plays a central role in Uganda’s economy. It is the engine for economic growth and development, and a vital input into all the productive and social sectors of the economy. The major sources of energy in Uganda…
Climate Change
Uganda has a typically tropical climate with little variation in temperature throughout the year. Distinctive wet and dry season’s characteristic the annual climate for most of the country, except in the semi-arid north east.6 However, the country is vulnerable to…
Agriculture
Agriculture is a major contributor to Uganda’s economy. It accounts for approximately 75 percent of the total labor force, 25 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and 50 percent of total exports. Women provide over half of agricultural labor, focusing…
Education and Sports Department
Under the Education Sector Western Uganda FBO Network supports education promotion dialogues in the community, Campaign against early marriages and school dropout, Annual Education needs and performance assessments/Survey, Preparation and submission of quarterly reports to all relevant departments and headquarters,…
Health Department
Western Uganda FBO Network under the Health Sector supports the following. Lobby and advocacy for increased investment and resources, governance and accountability in health especially Reproductive health services, COVID-19 response and recovery, HIV/AIDs and TB as well as Child illness…
Culture and Religious Diversity
Western Uganda FBO Network accepts that globalization has brought us the knowledge about various cultural and religious experiences and we have established in our country today a number of religious faiths providing, through the religious sciences, a reflection with a…
Joint Initiative for Strategic Religious Action – Freedom of Religion and Beliefs (FORB)
Freedom of religion and belief (FoRB) is a human right protected under the Universal Declaration of Human rights (UDH), Internal Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) among other instruments. Over the years many Countries have continued to recognize this…