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TOT training for community based facilitators

The ratio of Agricultural extension workers to farmers in Uganda is 1:5000. This implies that each of the existing extension workers has to reach out to 5,000 farmers engaged in different agricultural enterprises that require specialized expertise. Consequently, there is a nationwide outcry by farmers due to the none satisfactory presence of extension workers to attend to their farm related challenges and offer technical advice within the communities.

Joint Monitoring Exercise by Lifewater International

Today there was a stakeholder’s joint monitoring Exercise organized by Lifewater International for their Ongoing and completed projects.

Lifewater International is an American based Christian International organization dedicated to effectively serve vulnerable children and families by partnering with underserved communities , churches,schools and health facilities to enable them access safe water , sanitation and hygiene (WASH) working in partnership with Mayuge District Local government in Kityerera and Busakira sub counties since 2017.

District Stakeholders Meeting

A District stake holders meeting with Rays of Hope Hospice-Jinja (RHHJ) is ongoing today 29th March 2023 in the District Board room.

Rays of Hope Hospice Jinja (RHHJ) is a non-Profit, Interfaith organization aimed at providing palliative care in Busoga region reaching in the corners of Mayuge, Bugiri and Namayingo Districts.

District Stakeholders Meeting

A District stake holders meeting with Rays of Hope Hospice-Jinja (RHHJ) is ongoing today 29th March 2023 in the District Board room.

Rays of Hope Hospice Jinja (RHHJ) is a non-Profit, Interfaith organization aimed at providing palliative care in Busoga region reaching in the corners of Mayuge, Bugiri and Namayingo Districts.

Stakeholders meeting on costed implementation plans by Options- Uganda

Mayuge district Local government in collaboration with Options- Uganda,have held a stakeholders meeting today the 15th  February 2023  on District costed implementation plans(CIP) for family planning in the District.
Uganda undertook a review of the first National costed implementation plan for family planning ending 2025, and part of the lessons learned from this CIP review by the Ministry of Health and partners is that implementation of the first CIP was left to central entities with less adaptations from Districts.

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