Securing Land Rights is a responsibility for all

Parliament is hosting the the first National Symposium on Land Governance in Uganda based on the theme: Securing land rights to support climate change adaptation and sustainable food systems.
In attendance are Ministers, MPs and key stakeholders.

'Primitive acquisition of land refers to those who acquire land swathes of land and they can't even use it, while denying others especially women' Mwebe Kalibbala during the ongoing #1stLandsyposium Thomas Tayebwa Oxfam in Uganda Cordaid

In his concluding remarks, Oxfam in Uganda country director Odokorach .S. Francis called for the prioritization of Women Land Rights if we are to close the land inequality gap .
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Odokorach .S. Francis the Country Director Oxfam in Uganda in his remarks highlighted that the current land rush for large scale land based investment is creating inequality thus exposing people to food insecurity.
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I will be there! Land governance is key for sustainable development

Hey! Do you have what it takes to join our exciting team Oxfam in Uganda ? Here is the chance!

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Ok. The environmental argument aside; I am still unconvinced about the economic benefit of this whole project to Uganda. I am convinced that it will benefit the companies than Uganda.

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Re-energizing engagement with Market Women in Uganda as we Oxfam in Uganda commemorate the #IWD2024

#Appreciation 👏

‘We couldn't have achieved all without the unwavering support of our partners, donors, supporters & staff’Odokorach .S. Francis - our Country Director.

Find out remarkable impact on the lives of over 800,000 people in our #AnnualReport 2022/23➡️t.ly/Rhkni

Thank you PSST Ramathan Ggoobi for acknowledging Oxfam in Uganda @Oxfam contributions to challenging the world abt #inequality that Government of Uganda has taken it seriously and dedicated 2% of GDP to bottom of pyramid. We look 4ward to engaging more #NTVSummit23

#NTVSummit23 while participating in this year's summit, I am reminded of the story of Oloya. How much is the financial policy of the country motivating such individuals battling poverty in this country? Ramathan Ggoobi Ministry of Finance Oxfam in Uganda

🟢Meet Francis Oloya, a true inspiration! He is visually impaired bee farmer, impacting communities in Gulu!

From the beekeeping project, Francis established a school as a learning center for children to study & learn agriculture at an early age.

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#NTVSummit23 thanks for the discussion. Whilst Ramathan Ggoobi has emphasised the importance of financial inclusion. Bt the question of growing inequality remains sir. Drivers are meagre investment in health, educ, agric & blotted admin cost ab't 15% of budget. Ministry of Finance Oxfam in Uganda

Delighted to participate in the #NTVSummit23 . Thank you Ramathan Ggoobi for a brilliant keynote address. Highlighted that one of the biggest risk to the economic growth of Uganda' s economy is the Anti Homosexuality Law. I agree 100% with you sir. NTV UGANDA Ministry of Finance Oxfam in Uganda

Violence against women is a poisonous weed that plagues our society and must be pulled up from its roots. These roots grow in the soil of prejudice and of injustice; they must be countered with educational action that places the person, with his or her dignity, at the centre.

Whilst there is shrinking funding across the world for humanitarian operations, Uganda govt 's contributions through its progressive policies towards refugees and asylum seekers is inspiring. More funding to refugee operations is key
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