Shared Action Africa equipped 50 refugee women and girls in Nakivale Refugee Settlement with business skills and financial literacy, customer care, marketing, records keeping as well as tailoring skills.
Lobbying through the Women’s Refugee Collective has helped women access to land to facilitate food production.
Adoption of energy efficient technologies such energy efficient cookstoves and briquettes made have resulted in decreased energy costs, and reliance on biomass for cooking energy.
Increased access to Ecostove by commercial food vendors in local markets has had significant reduction in energy costs, and reliance on biomass for cooking energy.
28-year old Fezascola Kabana from DRC has 4 children while 2 passed on. Due to limited access to information and family planning services, she was not able to properly space her children in the way she wanted to.
Harriet worked as a midwife at Reco Health Center IV in Nakivale Refugee Settlement when covid-19 broke out.….
There is a need to increase access to PPE in resource-poor areas such as Refugee Settlements
Jessica, an enrolled midwife at Nakivale Health Centre III is one of the participants in the training Shared Action Africa conducted among the 20 frontline health workers (midwives) from 7 health.
