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UGANDA HUMANITARIAN PROFILE 2011

Based on consultations with the Government of Uganda, the United Nations, the non-governmental community and donor representatives, the Humanitarian Country Team (HCT) decided in August 2010 that the humanitarian situation in Uganda would no longer warrant a Consolidated Appeals Process (CAP) in 2011. Instead, it was agreed that an Inter-Agency Working Group, with participation of the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), should develop a humanitarian profile for Uganda as a tool to guide decision on humanitarian action in 2011. The HCT further noted the opportunity to support the Government’s Peace, Recovery and Development Plan (PRDP) thereby boosting the ongoing recovery and development efforts in Karamoja, Acholi and Teso regions that have been targeted by the CAP in previous years. Download Uganda Humanitarian Profile 2011

UN SECRETARY-GENERAL SEEKS $7.4 BILLION TO AID 50 MILLION PEOPLE IN 2011

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon, on behalf of international humanitarian organizations, on Tuesday 30 November 2010 called for USD 7.4 billion to provide urgent humanitarian aid to 50 million people in 28 countries worldwide. Press Release | Humanitarian Appeal Fact Sheet

Humanitarian Appeal 2011 Launch Film: http://ochaonline.un.org/2011CAPFilm/

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

UGANDA CONSOLIDATED APPEAL 2010 MONITORING REPORT MAY-AUGUST.

Key Highlights
· 42% of the indicators are on track. 33% experience major implementation gaps while 12.5% experience minor gaps. 11% indicators have not been reported on while 2% have targets not expected to be met this year.

· In Acholi, the food security and livelihoods sector shows good progress. Eight of 10 indicators are on track, while the two are planned for implementation during the last trimester. These are related to disaster risk reduction.

· In Karamoja, Nutrition, Food Security and Livelihoods sectors are on track. Education reports major gaps in eight of nine indicators with activities facing reluctance resulting from non-responsiveness from communities.

· In Teso, the WASH sector reports two indicators on track while two and four experience minor and major gaps, respectively, with poor institutional capacity proving to be a stumbling block. The sector also reports steady progress on the construction of latrines in schools, with more support required to meet the target.

Summary Progress Charts - Refugees

Summary Progress Charts - Karamoja

Summary Progress Charts - Acholi

Summary Progress Charts - Teso

Monitoring Report - Teso sub-region

Monitoring Report - Acholi sub-region

Monitoring Report - Karamoja sub-region

Monitoring Report - West Nile IDPs

Monitoring Report - Western Uganda IDPs

Monitoring Report - Refugees

CAP 2010 Monitoring Reports January - April 2010

2010 CAP Monitoring Report, January - April 2010 - Acholi.

2010 CAP Monitoring Report, January - April 2010 - Karamoja.

2010 CAP Monitoring Report, January - April 2010 - West Nile and Other Refugee Areas.

2010 CAP Monitoring Report, January - April 2010 -Teso.

CAP CAP Monitoring Report, January - April 2010 for Adjumani District and West Nile IDP Areas.

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Summary Progress Charts - Refugees

Summary Progress Charts - Karamoja

Summary Progress Charts - Acholi

Summary Progress Charts - Teso

Monitoring Report - Teso sub-region

Monitoring Report - Acholi sub-region

Monitoring Report - Karamoja sub-region

Monitoring Report - West Nile IDPs

Monitoring Report - Western Uganda IDPs

Monitoring Report - Refugees

UGANDA CAP 2010

Uganda CAP Presentation (PDF)

Uganda CAP Presentation (PPT)

CAP 2010 Launch Press Kit

Uganda CAP 2010 (Ms. Word)

Uganda CAP 2010 (PDF)

Uganda CAP 2010 (Zip)

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	UGANDA HUMANITARIAN PROFILE 2011 Based on consultations with the Government of Uganda, the United Nations, the non-governmental community and donor representatives, the Humanitarian Country Team (HCT) decided in August 2010 that the humanitarian situation in Uganda would no longer warrant a Consolidated Appeals Process (CAP) in 2011. Instead, it was agreed that an Inter-Agency Working Group, with participation of the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), should develop a humanitarian profile for Uganda as a tool to guide decision on humanitarian action in 2011. The HCT further noted the opportunity to support the Government’s Peace, Recovery and Development Plan (PRDP) thereby boosting the ongoing recovery and development efforts in Karamoja, Acholi and Teso regions that have been targeted by the CAP in previous years. Download Uganda Humanitarian Profile 2011 UN SECRETARY-GENERAL SEEKS $7.4 BILLION TO AID 50 MILLION PEOPLE IN 2011 United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon, on behalf of international humanitarian organizations, on Tuesday 30 November 2010 called for USD 7.4 billion to provide urgent humanitarian aid to 50 million people in 28 countries worldwide. Press Release \| Humanitarian Appeal Fact Sheet Humanitarian Appeal 2011 Launch Film: http://ochaonline.un.org/2011CAPFilm/ 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	UGANDA CONSOLIDATED APPEAL 2010 MONITORING REPORT MAY-AUGUST. Key Highlights · 42% of the indicators are on track. 33% experience major implementation gaps while 12.5% experience minor gaps. 11% indicators have not been reported on while 2% have targets not expected to be met this year. · In Acholi, the food security and livelihoods sector shows good progress. Eight of 10 indicators are on track, while the two are planned for implementation during the last trimester. These are related to disaster risk reduction. · In Karamoja, Nutrition, Food Security and Livelihoods sectors are on track. Education reports major gaps in eight of nine indicators with activities facing reluctance resulting from non-responsiveness from communities. · In Teso, the WASH sector reports two indicators on track while two and four experience minor and major gaps, respectively, with poor institutional capacity proving to be a stumbling block. The sector also reports steady progress on the construction of latrines in schools, with more support required to meet the target. Summary Progress Charts - Refugees Summary Progress Charts - Karamoja Summary Progress Charts - Acholi Summary Progress Charts - Teso Monitoring Report - Teso sub-region Monitoring Report - Acholi sub-region Monitoring Report - Karamoja sub-region Monitoring Report - West Nile IDPs Monitoring Report - Western Uganda IDPs Monitoring Report - Refugees CAP 2010 Monitoring Reports January - April 2010 2010 CAP Monitoring Report, January - April 2010 - Acholi. 2010 CAP Monitoring Report, January - April 2010 - Karamoja. 2010 CAP Monitoring Report, January - April 2010 - West Nile and Other Refugee Areas. 2010 CAP Monitoring Report, January - April 2010 -Teso. CAP CAP Monitoring Report, January - April 2010 for Adjumani District and West Nile IDP Areas. --- Summary Progress Charts - Refugees Summary Progress Charts - Karamoja Summary Progress Charts - Acholi Summary Progress Charts - Teso Monitoring Report - Teso sub-region Monitoring Report - Acholi sub-region Monitoring Report - Karamoja sub-region Monitoring Report - West Nile IDPs Monitoring Report - Western Uganda IDPs Monitoring Report - Refugees UGANDA CAP 2010 Uganda CAP Presentation (PDF) Uganda CAP Presentation (PPT) CAP 2010 Launch Press Kit Uganda CAP 2010 (Ms. Word) Uganda CAP 2010 (PDF) Uganda CAP 2010 (Zip) Report on CAP Launch Quick Links Visit the IASC Visit the CERF Site Humanitarian Reform ReliefWeb News Feeds Vacancy Feeds Map Feeds Related Links Humanitarian Appeal Website: http://ochaonline.un.org/hum anitarianappeal/webpage.asp?Page=1714 Online Project System (OPS): http://ocha.unog.ch/capp rojects/ Financial Tracking System (FTS): http://ocha.unog.ch/fts2/pagelo ader.aspx?page=emerg-emergencyDetails&appealID=831

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