Procurement of Printing Policy Brief Booklets – RFQ No. 04_2023 Date: July 27, 2023 Dear Sir/Madam, You are kindly requested to submit your quotation for the following: Printing of Policy Brief Booklets – 400 copies We also request that your quotation be submitted using the format specified in Annex C. Submission Guidelines:Email submissions must not

The Government of Uganda is implementing the Parish Development Model (PDM), a last-mile strategy for service delivery aimed at improving household incomes and welfare nationwide. As a key mechanism for executing the Third National Development Plan (NDP III), the PDM fosters inclusive development at the parish level through coordinated efforts by both state and non-state

Date of Issuance:  20th March 2023 Closing Date for Questions:  28 March 2023, 17hr Closing Date for Submission of Application: 31 March 2023, 17hr Subject: Request for Proposal No.1 2023 – 01 Entitled “Development of Training Manual on Human Rights and the Parish Development Model” Dear Sir/ Madam, You are kindly invited to submit a technical

RFQ No.: 02_2023 Date: April 6, 2023 Dear Sir/Madam, You are kindly requested to submit your quotation for the following: Printing of the Magistrates’ Manual – 1,500 copies Printing of the Community User Tools – 1,500 copies Printing of IEC Materials – 2,000 copies Designing and Printing of T-Shirts – 1,200 pieces Designing of Pens

Date of Issuance: 05th April 2023 Closing Date for Questions: 14 April 2023, 17hr Closing Date for Submission of Application: 15 April 2023, 17hr Subject: Request for Proposal No.3 2023 – 02 Entitled “Developing Simplified Version of the Human Rights (Enforcement) Act, 2019” Dear Sir/ Madam, You are kindly invited to submit a technical and

CEFROHT is to conduct a baseline survey on the integration of a Human Rights Based Approach for women inclusion in the implementation of the Parish Development Model in Kaliro and Mukono Districts. CEFROHT seeks to recruit research assistants who will conduct the aforementioned baseline survey for a period of three months.

A typical rural woman wakes up at 5:30 a.m., goes to the garden to provide food for her family. By midday, she returns to tend to her home, care for her children, and prepare meals for her husband. Her entire life revolves around one piece of land. The heartbreaking reality is that rural women often

Women, especially those of child bearing age have increasingly embraced employment constituting about 42% of the working population in Uganda. Many women are pursuing employment hand in hand with their many maternal functions such as childbearing which subsequently comes with breastfeeding. Much as employment has and continues to uplift the welfare and status of women

Diabetes is a chronic noncommunicable disease with two types; Type 1 which is caused when the pancreas produces little or no insulin and on the other hand type 2 which affects the way the body processes blood sugar (glucose). Diabetes have become a global heath challenge over the years and as of 2019 diabetes was

In this 21st century, almost everything is at a ‘go’. It is a ‘click, tap and done!’ People are fast, smart, and accurate. They do less and achieve more, matter of fact, they do not move at all but reach out to the world! At least that is what we all have been made to believe.

CEFROHT has incredibly been a master piece in grooming me as an accountant. I am Babirye Moureen, a 32year old lady from Busoga – Iganga District but currently living and working in  Kampala with The Center for Food and Adequate Living Rights (CEFROHT). I graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Arts in Development Economics from

Early this year, I joined Centre for Food and Adequate Living Rights (CEFROHT) located in Gayaza– a town in Wakiso District. CEFROHT’s work is directed towards the interconnection of Food Justice, Climate Justice and Economic Justice promoting adequate living rights. These include utilizing legal tools to ensure realization of land rights, food security and nutrition, livelihood rights, environmental health and rights.