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From Hope to Heartbreak: Amuru Women’s Struggle to Access Post-Abortion Care
- by Rosemary Anena
Agriculture / Climate Change / Feature

Extension: How Trusted Advisers Are Returning High Yields To Farmers In Acholi
- by Rosemary Anena
Grantee Story

How Cocoa Farmers in Northen Uganda are Reviving Thirsty Farmlands to Yield More Production.
- by Simon Wokorach
Grantee Story

Widows of the Soil: How Women in Acholi Sub-Region are Fighting for their Land Rights.
- by Joanita Adong
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NUMEC Membership Renewal 2026
- by NUMEC Admin
From Hope to Heartbreak: Amuru Women’s Struggle to Access Post-Abortion Care
Extension: How Trusted Advisers Are Returning High Yields To Farmers In Acholi
How Cocoa Farmers in Northen Uganda are Reviving Thirsty Farmlands to Yield More Production.
Widows of the Soil: How Women in Acholi Sub-Region are Fighting for their Land Rights.
NUMEC Membership Renewal 2026

Capacity Building

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Capacity Building

New Resource: A Journalist’s Guide to Reporting with the Deaf Community

- by NUMEC Secretariat

Reporting on climate displacement and human rights requires a commitment to the truth, but that truth is often incomplete if we leave out the voices of those most affected. For …

Call for Applications: Public Accountability training for journalists in Northern Uganda

NUMEC trains northern Uganda journalists on energy reporting

Virtual Training on Energy Reporting for Journalists in Northern Uganda

ACME, NUMEC train journalists in northern Uganda on safety

Grantee Stories

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Grantee Story

How Cocoa Farmers in Northen Uganda are Reviving Thirsty Farmlands to Yield More Production.

- by Simon Wokorach

On a hot, quiet morning, Milly Akello tends to her water-stressed cocoa farm, sprouting in her banana grove. A few kilometres, east of Lira City, Akello’s three-hectare parched garden, however, …

Widows of the Soil: How Women in Acholi Sub-Region are Fighting for their Land Rights.

“Midwives deliver babies using torches”: Obongi’s endless wait for power amid excess in Uganda

West Nile refugees, host communities save thirsty farmlands with solar water pumps

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Feature / Health

From Hope to Heartbreak: Amuru Women’s Struggle to Access Post-Abortion Care

- by Rosemary Anena

For many women, pregnancy begins with hope and dreams of welcoming a new life. But for some, that journey ends in the heartbreak of miscarriage. Instead of finding immediate medical …

Extension: How Trusted Advisers Are Returning High Yields To Farmers In Acholi

INVISIBLE ILLNESS: How Data Gaps Are Leaving Uganda’s Motor Neuron Disease Patients Undiagnosed

Widows of the Wild: How Brutal Enforcement is Killing Nwoya’s Families