CONSOLIDATED APPEAL FOR UGANDA 2010 - MID YEAR REVIEW (MYR)

Midway through the 2010 Consolidated Appeal (CAP), the humanitarian context in Uganda remains largely unchanged. While confidence in the sustainability of the current peace has resulted in significant homeward movements by internally displaced people (IDPs) and the closure of three-quarters of the camps, the dearth of basic social services continues to be a fundamental concern in northern Uganda and in Teso. Without significant improvement in their access to such essential services as safe water, sanitation, healthcare, and protection, IDPs returning to villages of origin cannot be said to have found durable solutions to their plight. More


$ US 197 MILLION NEEDED FOR HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE TO UGANDA IN 2010

The transition from humanitarian to recovery programming continues in northern Uganda.  However, this transition takes place amid-growing concern. Movements from camps to home or transit sites have steadily increased since the Cessation of Hostilities.  These movements total 1.4 million people, or about 80% of the original camp population in the region at the end of 2009.  Large-scale returns indicate IDPs’ growing confidence in sustainability of the current peace in northern Uganda, with the LRA moving its theatre of operation outside the border. More.


UGANDA CAP 2009 FUNDING STATUS

The revised Appeal for Uganda (2009) is 77 per cent funded, with $1.83 million in uncommitted pledges. Food (105%) remains the highest funded sector, followed by Coordination (79%), Multi-sector (70%), Agriculture 68%), Protection (30%), Water and Sanitation (27%),  and Health (14%). Education has still received no funding to date. Details. Visit CAP 2009 online.

Launched on 21 July 2009, the revised 2009 Appeal for Uganda seeks US$ 246,773,189 to meet the most urgent humanitarian needs of some 1.6 million vulnerable individuals across the Acholi, Teso and Karamoja sub-regions. PDF | Word | Zip | Download List of Projects

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