Agriculture seed and tools through voucher modality organized a market fair in West Nile in Uganda. Uganda Red Cross Society (URCS) supported 1300 Households with a population of 6500 people in Bidibidi and Palorinya refugee settlements, including host communities to manage the access of agriculture seeds for food security and livelihoods. A voucher was worth 98,500 UGX ($27), it was included commodities cereal crops and value vouchers allowed to access different seeds and tools for their own crop production. As a long term perspective, targeted beneficiaries could grow their one food in their garden becoming more resilient for food security. In Uganda, farmers are using three cropping seasons, which URCS is giving of time of 2 nd Season (July-September) planting seeds with this voucher modality. Due to the COVID-19, not as usual operations in refugee settlements, the Government of Uganda’s directives SOP focusing on all the readiness ...
I hold a master’s degree in management of development from the Netherlands. I have completed a PGD in Disaster Management from IGNOU. Additionally, I have completed professional development courses in Indigenous Studies, including Indigenous Canada and Arctic Peoples and Cultures at the University of Alberta and Aboriginal Worldviews and Education at the University of Toronto. I have been working in the fields of Livelihoods, DRR, Climate Change, Conflict Mitigation, and more.