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Graduating to Resilience

Dignified Work
Uganda

This seven-year project (2017–2024) supported over 13,000 refugee and host-community households in Kamwenge District, Uganda, helping families transition from food insecurity toward self-reliance and resilience. Implemented by AVSI Foundation with partners Trickle Up and AIR, the project adapted the Graduation Approach to test sustainable, cost-effective solutions to extreme poverty.

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