Development

WaterAid is an international charity dedicated to helping people escape from poverty and disease caused by living without safe water and sanitation. WaterAid works in Uganda to help establish sustainable water supplies and latrines and to influence government policy to serve the interests of vulnerable people.

Volunteer Efforts for Development Concerns (VEDCO) is an indigenous Non Governmental Organization established in 1986 in response to the challenges of poverty that resulted from the social and economic disruptions caused by the military conflicts of 1980-1986 in Luweero.

The Uganda Rural Development and Training Programme (URDT) is an indigenous civil society organization located in the Kibaale District in Uganda.

Uganda Women Trust Limited (UWT) is a Non Governmental Organization (NGO) which operates at a national level with the aim of reaching out to low income women equipping them with knowledge, attitudes and skills necessary for resource mobilization and creating entrepreneurial opportunities

UDS provides information and skills for rural families in Uganda

The Uganda Coalition for Sustainable Development (formerly the Uganda NGO Rio + 10 Coalition) has since 2001 been working as a loose network of more than 50 participating NGOs with a Secretariat formerly hosted by Joint Energy and Environment Projects (JEEP).

to enable rural men and women initiate and sustain their own self-reliant economic, political, and social development processes in order to improve their standards of living

The Private Education Development Network (PEDN) believes that the key to Ugandan economic self-sufficiency lies in the great innovative minds of youth. As a nonprofit organization, PEDN promotes youth empowerment through the establishment of entrepreneurial, financial, and business skill programs in primary and secondary schools, as well as in communities. PEDN aims to support youth in their entrepreneurial exploration by facilitating a variety of youth-led and community-supported clubs.

A registered Non-Government Organization founded in 2000 by Her Royal Highness the Nnabagereka (Queen) of Buganda, Sylvia Nagginda Luswata with the mandate to restore the vitality of Uganda through involvement of community and household human resources, for social and economic development.

Savings collectives in Uganda were first established in late 2002 when the Indian, South African and Kenyan Federations began to work with the Uganda Government to design and implement citywide slum upgrading programmes. The NGO Actogether Uganda was set up in September 2006 to provide continuous support and technical assistance to the Ugandan Federation.