Since we started in 2012 Safeplan Uganda organisation has gained sufficient management experience, we have worked with the communities of Masindi and other parts of Uganda.
The organization has taken its support to refugee communities in Arua, Yumbe and pastoralist community in Karamoja region.
Our internal system assist in ensuring effective management of the implementation of our projects funded by donors to benefit the community.
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What is Safeplan's answer to this situation
We support women and youths with free beehives which they can pay in installment for a period of 2 years with the honey they harvest.
We sale and distribute energy cookstove and solar home system to rural communities. The communities pay for the products in cash and on installment until they own energy impact product that reduce poverty through reduced energy spending.
Energy Products
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We promote non discriminatory skills training for everyone. We train on carpentry, tailoring, liquid and bar soap making, energy cooking stove fabrication and more.
Learners practice the skills
acquired to improve themselves and get ready for the job market. Peer learning is highly encouraged among the trainees which promotes equal participation for all.
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The farmers we support with beehives sale back the honey to us, to which we add value to create local solution to our medical challenges.
Our syrup provides an effective way to treat cough and cold among the people in the communities.
It has proved to be very effective lest the challenges of equipment and legal procedures to scale and reach more people.
Our syrup is formulated with the support of Uganda Industrial Research Institute (UIRI) and produced using herbs locally available in the community.
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What is Safeplan's answer to this situation
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Although technology is becoming widely used across the world, In Africa many people especially women will not have ample time to practice their skills because of other family roles they have this is limiting the use of technologies like computer as a tool for development.
Safeplan Uganda tries to harness the power of ICT to empower women and girls in the community. Women need more time, skills and opportunity to learn and practice the use use of computer and internet technology.
We support women and youths with free beehives which they pay in installment for a period of 2 years with the honey they harvest.
We sale and distribute energy cookstove and solar home system to rural communities. The communities pay for the products in cash and on installment until they own energy impact product that reduce poverty through reduced energy spending.
We allow learners practice the skills they have acquire to perfect and get ready for the job market.
Peer learning is highly encouraged among the trainees which promotes equal participation for all.
We promote non discriminatory skills training for everyone. We train on carpentry, Tailoring, Liquid and bar soap making and energy cooking stove fabrication.
We support women and youths achieve sustainable development, equal participation for rural development.
We promote rights based approach to promoting Gender equality.
Everyone has the right of education and financial freedom.
We endeavour to incorporate gender sensitive planing in all our programming.
The farmers we support with beehives sale back the honey to us which we add value to create local solution to our medical challenges. Our syrup provide an effective way to treat cough and cold among the people in the communities.
BUWOBE Herbal Syrup is formulated with support from Uganda Industrial Research Institute (UIRI) to
produce herbal syrup using herbs locally available in the community. The cough syrup has proved to be
very effective lest the challenges of equipment and legal procedures to scale and reach more people.
Although technology is becoming widely used across the world, in Africa many people especially women will not have ample time to practice their skills because of other family roles they have this is limiting the use of technologies like computer as a tool for development
Safeplan Uganda tries to harness the power of ICT to empower women and
girls in the community. Women need more time, skills and
opportunity to learn and practice the use use of computer and internet technology.
We also use technology enabled payment system to ensure faster payment and tracking our revenue.
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