Food Security
Sustainable agriculture, seeds, tools and water tanks for rural women farmers.
Ntulume Village Women Development Association (NVIWODA) is a Non-Governmental Organisation established in 1987 by women of Ntulume village. We empower women through sustainable agriculture, entrepreneurship training, micro-credit and community programmes across Uganda.
Agriculture, enterprise, ICT, financial literacy and land rights.
Seeds, tools, water tanks and sustainable farming with women farmers.
Micro-credit, leadership and programmes rooted in local partnership.
Sustainable agriculture, seeds, tools and water tanks for rural women farmers.
Entrepreneurship training and micro-credit so women build lasting income.
Agriculture, ICT, financial literacy, land rights and GBV awareness.
Harvesting tanks that protect gardens through dry seasons.
Women becoming trainers and leaders in groups, SACCOs and communities.
Stronger food, income and peace in households across programme areas.
Programme teams tracking food security outcomes in Kabulasoke and beyond.
Skills sharing with women farmers — agriculture, enterprise and leadership.
Working with local groups so programmes remain owned by the community.
We grow enough food for our households and have surplus to sell. Training in organic practices and water tanks have made a real difference in dry seasons.
Skills in integrated agriculture and enterprise help us meet household needs. Some of us now train others in our groups and SACCOs.
Monitoring and partnership with NVIWODA keep the Food Security work practical and accountable to the villages we serve.
Support food security, skills and women's enterprise — so more families grow enough food, earn income and lead change in their communities.
Ntulume Village Women Development Association — empowering women since 1987.
Education, health, clean water and emergency relief programmes.
Field projects, fundraisers and community activities.
Stories of impact, updates and beneficiary voices.
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