CIDI – Community Integrated Development Initiative

17,282 learners have accessed healthy and nutritious lunchtime
imeals in Soroti and Bidibidi Refugee settlements.

382,546 refugee communities supported with emergency
i necessities, especially food.

35,420 refugee households received SaWa Bags for Solar
iWater Purification.

Emergency Necessities

2,901,146 beneficiaries have gained access to improved
WASH services (schools and communities).

61 boreholes, 9 valley dams, and 3 mini solar-powered
water wells established.

284 toilets and latrines have been constructed.

Improved Wash services

10 Policies and regulations influenced.

186,141 people with enhanced capacity to influence and advocate
for people-centered policies and laws.

Over 640 community advocacy champions are influencing and
monitoring service delivery.

People-centered Policies and Laws

We are a National Development Organization founded in 1996 in Uganda and registered as an indigenous not for profit organization in 1999. It was founded with mandates focused on mobilizing and empowering communities to carry out activities in areas of; enhancing food security, improving primary health care, ensuring profitable income generation through agriculture, environmental protection, water and sanitation and promoting entrepreneurship and appropriate technologies. Read More..

Sustainable Agriculture

Water & Sanitation

Advocacy & Governance

Health Promotion

Youth & Vocational Skilling

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Youth Empowerment & Skilling

Water & Sanitation

Health Promotion

Our Impact

CIDI’s diverse programs in health, WASH, sustainable agriculture, and advocacy have significantly impacted Ugandan communities. In health, CIDI contributes to reducing maternal and child mortality, aligning with national goals. Its WASH initiatives have improved water and sanitation access for over 708,600 people. Through sustainable agriculture, CIDI supports over 16,000 farmers in boosting food security and livelihoods. Additionally, its advocacy efforts empower communities to influence policies, fostering self-sustained development. Together, these programs enhance well-being and promote resilience in Uganda’s most vulnerable regions.

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