A2N-Uganda recognises the importance of external relationships with the government and other actors given the policies and programmes in place. We gratefully acknowledge the financial, technical and other support received from the following partners whose support has enabled A2N-Uganda empower communities for livelihood development.

Past Donors

Organisations and institutions that have supported A2N-Uganda's work.

01 European Commission
02 Rockefeller Foundation
03 Food Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
04 CORDAID (formerly Bilance), an NGO
05 Ministry of Health
06 Government of Japan through Japanese Embassy
07 Plan International-Uganda
08 Italian Cooperation
09 Government of the Netherlands
10 Government of Canada
11 Government of France
12 Government of Norway
13 Government of Denmark
14 UNDP
15 The Regional Land Management Unit (RELMA)
16 SNV Netherlands Development Organisation
17 DFID in partnership with Source KM and Infobridge UK
18 MacArthur Foundation through ICIPE
19 National Agricultural Research Organisation (NARO)
20 Government of Austria through Horizont 3000
21 SOS Children’s Villages Uganda
22 Regional Bureau for Africa (RBA) through UNOPS
23 Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO)
24 Christian Children’s Fund (CCF)
25 European Union (EU)
26 Care Uganda
27 Hoima Local Government
28 ACDI/VOCA
29 McKnight Foundation
30 Horizont 3000
31 Australian Development Agency (ADA)
32 International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT)
33 UNDP-GEF/SGP
34 UNDP/Capacity 2015
35 DoB Ecology
36 Plan International Uganda
37 Food and Agricultural Organisation
38 Government of Uganda (local and central Governments)

Current Donors and Development Partners

Our current development partners supporting community and livelihood development.

HarvestPlus/IFPRI
Participatory Ecological Land Use Management (PELUM)
Makerere University
Kyambogo University
Wageningen University and Research
Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Uganda

Building Stronger Partnerships

A2N-Uganda values collaboration with government institutions, development organisations, research institutions and other stakeholders in advancing sustainable community and livelihood development.