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CECI Uganda 2025–2029 Strategic Plan: Our New 5-Year Plan to Support 500,000 People!

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We are excited to share the CECI Uganda 2025–2029 Strategic Plan, a bold vision to support over 500,000 refugees and host community members in Uganda! Read the full plan here: https://www.ceciuganda.org/ceci-uganda-2025-2029-strategic-plan-our-new-5-year-plan-to-support-500000-people/ This new plan builds on the work we started in 2017. With your support, we’ve already reached 162,406 people through 15+ projects. From health […]

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Call for Proposals for External Audit Services for Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation (CECI Uganda)

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Call for Proposals: Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation (CECI Uganda) is seeking proposals from qualified audit firms based in Uganda to conduct a thorough audit of its books of accounts for the period from January 1 to December 31, 2023. The external audit will assess CECI Uganda’s financial statements to ensure they are accurate and

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Report of the Refugee Women Conference on Women Participation and Leadership in Uganda

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Check out our report of the Refugee Women Conference on Women Participation and Leadership, which we organized in Koboko, Uganda, on December 5, 2023, in partnership with OXFAM, with funding from DANIDA. The conference was a platform for women from both refugee and host communities of Imvepi and Bidibidi Refugee Settlements to come together, share

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Group Cash Grants for Women Refugee-Led Associations

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Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation (CECI Uganda), in partnership with Oxfam in Uganda, with generous support from DANIDA, is rolling out Group Cash Transfers (GCTs) for refugee women groups to empower them to respond to their needs and priorities. These groups are at the forefront of driving positive change within their communities, fostering self-reliance, and

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Scholarships for Refugees and Host Students

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Unleash Your Potential with Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation (CECI Uganda)! With the support of the Mastercard Foundation through War Child Canada, CECI Uganda is proud to offer 1200 fully funded scholarships to refugees and host students. This project, known as the “Bridge From Secondary Education and Skills Development to Job Opportunities for Refugees and Host Community Youth in Uganda”, will

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Field Officers

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Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation (CECI) seeks enthusiastic, committed, creative and innovative persons to join its team as fulltime Field officers. The officers will support project management, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning (MEAL), documentation, and reporting per agreed timelines and will be based in Lobule and Kulu’ba sub-counties. The successful candidates will report to the

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Program Officers

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Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation (CECI) seeks enthusiastic, committed, creative and innovative persons to join its team as Program officers. The officers are expected to be dynamic, experienced, values-driven, and ready to take the lead in project management, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning (MEAL), documentation, and reporting per agreed requirements. This is a full-time position

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Orphaned Refugee Who Travelled 28 Km To School Earns A Bachelor’s Degree

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It is often said that “no one goes through tougher times than someone with a dream”. Isaac’s story demonstrates that no obstacle can stop a dream. Bobole Isaac became a refugee and an orphan at 15 when he lost his father to diabetes. As a child raised by a single parent, he faced several disruptions

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