Digital Security training to ensure data protection and women’s online safety in Uganda

In order to ensure digital security and online safety, the Women of Uganda Network (WOUGNET) conducts digital security and online safety training for University students in Uganda, especially young women. During the commemoration of the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence last year, WOUGNET organized a digital security training at Kampala International University (KIU) […]

Gender and digitalization – supporting women in agribusiness

Information and communication technologies (ICTs) can be powerful tools to overcome limited access to information, boosting productivity and facilitating outsourcing, resource sharing, and networking. But gender disparities in the use of ICTs across the value chain prevent many women from achieving their full potential in the agriculture sector. Globally, the Internet gender gap is about […]

ERIGNU Researchers commit to deepening project visibility and stakeholder engagement

Researchers under the project ‘Enhancing rice-green gram productivity in Northern Uganda’ met on the 11th of February 2019 at the Uganda Technology and Management University (UTAMU) in Kampala to take stock of the project, share lessons learned and devise strategies for improvement in the final phase. The meeting was hosted by Dr. Drake Mirembe of Makerere University under […]

Younger Women Continue to Face Increasing Online Threats

Over the years, the internet has become a fundamental tool used in our everyday lives and it maintains a high-impact presence in our community as a whole. The internet is used for social networking, communication, booking flights and accommodation, online banking, e-payments, watching online news, marketing, sharing content that matters, and carrying out our daily […]

UCC Study Reveals Low Access and Usage of Information & Communication Technologies (ICTs) by Persons with Disabilities (PWDs)

ICTs have the potential to significantly increase the socio-economic livelihood of communities in Uganda including persons with disabilities (PWDs). However, there is a growing outcry from the public and key stakeholders that PWDs are increasingly becoming isolated from accessing and using ICTs. Basing on the recent study commissioned by the UCC on access and usage of ICT […]

Appreciating the contribution of the m-Omulimisa in improving service delivery in Northern Uganda: A case of Oyam District

In 2016 Women of Uganda Network (WOUGNET) partnered with the Agricultural Innovation System Brokerage Association (AGNISBA) to integrate the use of an SMS platform called “m-Omulimisa” to enable WOUGNET to receive complaints on service delivery from the reporters; the Voluntary Social Accountability Committees (VSACs) and other community members. The complaints received are forwarded to responsible […]

Rainfall pattern affecting agricultural productivity in Uganda

Agricultural production that rely on rainfall faces the highest risk compared to that of irrigation.  Rainfall enhances production and productivity in the sector by making crops and vegetation to grow, animals and fish to have enough water for livelihood and flourish. Animals for example depend largely on vegetation while fish and crops production and productivity […]

The Uganda Social Media Conference 2018

The Uganda Social Media Conference is an annual event organized by the Uganda country office of the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS). It aims at bringing together key stakeholders from government, civil society, academia, and the media to have a constructive exchange on the impact of social media on the state and society, highlighting both opportunities and challenges. […]

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