2 ADRA Education; Livelihood; They have a long history [over 20 years] of Health education; working closely with the Batwa but have Construction of schools limited financial resources to assist in the Health cards Batwa education and health issues [ie their key areas of focus] 3 Psychosocial support; land Spiritual growth and morals of the Batwa; DIOCESE provision; resettlement have provided land upon which the Batwa are through provision of settled [but the land remains the Diocese housing; property]. 4 LIFT UP Building houses; Education; Have their niche in providing decent housing; Food supplies; Providing and moral / spiritual growth Faith Based beddings; Medical camp. Organization 5 BMCT Schools construction; Provided land to the Batwa and economic Bwindi Education support; Provision empowerment (goats, sheep and farm inputs); Mgahinga for food for some but they are targeting both Batwa and Conservation communities that live near the Bwindi Mgahinga National parks – 6 CARE Built houses- mud Focuses on economic empowerment of the houses/semi temporary; Batwa Livelihoods; Provision of land 7 UWA trail and tourism They have recently started planning to reach [Uganda promotion [involving Batwa out to Batwa [set aside UGX120 million only Wildlife to earn some income] will finalise the Batwa program by end of – Authority] March 2017] 8 BAPTISM Educations; Sponsors Are helping some with education CHURCH kids with help from [payment of scholastic materials] [FBO] compassion Uganda 9 LOCAL Advocacy; Lobbying and The district has already passed a Council advocacy; Coordination; Resolution to provide the Batwa with land; UWEP; CDD support; FAL but they are challenged by provision of [Kisoro activities; Women modest infrastructure, housing and feeding in District] entrepreneurship; Technical the short run as the Batwa settled down to support services produce their own food 10 Police and Law and order; Security and Dispute resolution; referral services judiciary safety; legal aid; APPENDIX BB Key issues that were raised by the Batwa during the consultations are outlined in the table 4 below . The main concerns and issues are presented for each of the seven clusters targeted for the preparation of the IMPP. In addition, table 5 presents a
2 ADRA Education; Livelihood; Health education; Construction of schools Health cards They have a long history [over 20 years] of working closely with the Batwa but have limited financial resources to assist in the Batwa education and health issues [ie their key areas of focus] 3 DIOCESE Psychosocial support; land provision; resettlement through provision of housing; Spiritual growth and morals of the Batwa; have provided land upon which the Batwa are settled [but the land remains the Diocese property]. 4 LIFT UP Faith Based Organization Building houses; Education; Food supplies; Providing beddings; Medical camp. Have their niche in providing decent housing; and moral / spiritual growth 5 BMCT Bwindi Mgahinga Conservation Schools construction; Education support; Provision for food for some Provided land to the Batwa and economic empowerment (goats, sheep and farm inputs); but they are targeting both Batwa and communities that live near the Bwindi – Mgahinga National parks 6 CARE Built houses- mud houses/semi temporary; Livelihoods; Provision of land Focuses on economic empowerment of the Batwa 7 UWA [Uganda Wildlife Authority] trail and tourism promotion [involving Batwa to earn some income] They have recently started planning to reach out to Batwa [set aside UGX120 million only – will finalise the Batwa program by end of March 2017] 8 BAPTISM CHURCH [FBO] Educations; Sponsors kids with help from compassion Uganda Are helping some with education [payment of scholastic materials] 9 LOCAL [Kisoro District] Advocacy; Lobbying and advocacy; Coordination; UWEP; CDD support; FAL activities; Women entrepreneurship; Technical support services The district has already passed a Council Resolution to provide the Batwa with land; but they are challenged by provision of modest infrastructure, housing and feeding in the short run as the Batwa settled down to produce their own food 10 Police and judiciary Law and order; Security and safety; legal aid; Dispute resolution; referral services APPENDIX BB Key issues that were raised by the Batwa during the consultations are outlined in the table 4 below . The main concerns and issues are presented for each of the seven clusters targeted for the preparation of the IMPP. In addition, table 5 presents a
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