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Established: 1920
Originally the place had no people but with the settlement of a few elderly people,other migrants from other…
Uganda
Tororo
Established: 1959
The initial inhabitants of this settlement were the Jaluo speaking people from Kenya.They migrated westwards and settled in…
Uganda
Tororo
Established: 1958
Before the place was divided into wards,it was part of the central region with a lot of people…
Uganda
Soroti
Established: 1958
This place used to be a forest and Amagoro means forest in Ateso language.The town council allocated some…
Uganda
Tororo
Established: 1940
Walukuba as a settlement members don’t know how it got the name however the two slum villages idntified…
Uganda
Jinja
Established: 1880
There were many banda trees in the area so they ended up naming the area banda
Uganda
Kampala
Established: 1960
Initially Bar-Onger was forested with a lot of monkeys,but later a Teso community came and settled here then…
Uganda
Lira
Established: 1958
There was an accident caused by a blue truck and a man died,then Congolese came from their home…
Uganda
Lira
Established: 1974
Because the market was built during the time of the kenyan men were doing casual work for their…
Uganda
Moroto
Established: 1912
It started as a hunting ground for wid animals as well as a grazing land for domestic
Uganda
Moroto
Established: 1890
There was a ghost that did not accept people to grow beans and Mpande in the settlement.
Uganda
Kampala
Savings collectives in Uganda were first established in late 2002 when the Indian, South African and Kenyan federations began to work with the Ugandan government to design and implement citywide slum-upgrading programmes. After nearly 15 years, the National Slum Dwellers Federation of Uganda is operating in 20 different cities and towns across Uganda. The federation has fostered strong relationships with the municipal and national government in Uganda, resulting in the launch of a series of citywide forums and collaborative slum-upgrading projects, including water and sanitation, housing development and resettlement. The support NGO, ACTogether Uganda, was founded in September 2006 and provides continuous support and technical assistance to the federation.
Active Cities: 22
Savings Groups: 441
Federation Members: 8482
Youth Federation Members: 2046
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