PALM Corps

This week, the DRIVE project team conducted a joint internal monitoring visit to assess and track the progress and impact of project activities on the community.
In Rhino Camp and Imvepi refugee settlements, PIP innovators and Community Vision Committees (CVCs) demonstrated not only how the PIP approach is transforming mindsets, but also the adoption of good farming practices.

The DRIVE project is funded by the voor Ondernemend Nederland and implemented by Uganda and PALM Corps.

We are excited to announce the official start of a transformative 12-month initiative dubbed Strengthening Sesame and Horticulture Value Chains for Refugees and Host Communities Project (SHICA-Project) , implemented in Imvepi and Rhino Camp refugee settlements - Terego and Madi-Okollo districts - Uganda with funding from through International Labour Organization.

With a target of 2,200 participants (1,100 refugees and 1,100 hosts), this project is designed to leave no one behind.

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New Milestone: PALM Corps Launches Major Value Chain Project PALM Corps starts 12-month ILO project boosting sesame & horticulture value chains for 2,200 refugees & hosts in Imvepi & Rhino Camp, Uganda.

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