“To work with partners and communities to promote meaningful young peoples’ participation in the socio-economic and civic well-being for community transformation.”
“A world where citizens are empowered to engage peacefully and effectively for the sustainable development of their communities.”
Twezimbe Women Group working area
Polythene bags (kaveera) are the most used grocery shopping bags by many Ugandans. One of the reasons for this is because they are cheap and... .../Read More!
urban farming
Last year, the Network for Active Citizens in partnership with Dreamtown, a non-governmental organisation, taught youth, who came to be known as... .../Read More!
Many times, artists have been re-enacting nature, especially of things that are no longer common. And man, too, has in many ways substituted... .../Read More!
The level of urbanisation in Uganda is currently estimated at 24%. Population growth comes with the need for more food and land for settlement for... .../Read More!
According to a UKaid report, the city of Kampala generates around 2,300 tonnes of solid waste per day, amounting to 803,000 tonnes per year. The... .../Read More!
The Youth Go Budget Android App is one of the tools that NAC in partnership with UYONET is using to mobilize and organize youth to meaningfully participate in budgeting processes and stimulate grassroots-led accountability, create platforms where youth and youth leaders can dialogue with the local government to ensure that economic/fiscal policies and budgeting processes are pro-youth, gender sensitive and sustainable.
