About BRENU!
We seek to enhance food and nutrition security, increase household incomes and improve maternal and child nutrition and health in Northern Uganda (NU) by promoting diversified food production of resilient varieties, commercializing agriculture, encouraging family planning for improved and sustainable livelihoods as well as improving household resilience to climate change and women and youth empowerment.
Areas of Focus
The goal is to consolidate stability in Northern Uganda, eradicate poverty and under-nutrition and strengthen the foundations for sustainable and inclusive socio-economic development.
Value Chains/Enterprises
For commercialization, cassava, rice, soybean and for food, nutrition and small scale income; orange flesh sweet potatoes (OFSP), green leafy vegetables, fruits, poultry, high-iron beans, yellow maize, and ground nuts.
RESULT 1.1: INCREASED PRODUCTION OF DIVERSIFIED FOODS
RESULT 1.2: INCREASED MARKET ACCESIBILITY
RESULT 1.3: NUTRITION AND HEALTH INTERVENTIONS
Where We Are
Take a look at where we have based our operations.
The project focuses on more than 51,250 farming households to be implemented in more than 7 districts in Northern Uganda focusing on more than 51,250 farming households.
The action targets two sub regions in Northern Uganda (NU) namely, Lango and Teso sub regions. In Lango the action focuses on five districts i.e. Dokolo, Amolatar, Apac, Otuke and Kwania, while in Teso the target districts are two i.e. Amuria and Kapelebyong, making a total of 7 target districts.
BRENU in numbers
Impact
These are our impact stories!
Testimonials
What People are Saying
“Renovation of the storage facility by BRENU shall promote farming as a business from bulked produce that will attract bigger and profitable markets for farm produce”.
Awio Emmanuel- CAO Apac DLG
“BRENU should scale the project to all the 16 sub counties in Amolatar beyond Muntu and Arwotcek sub counties as most farmers in Amolatar grow cassava”.
Abdalla Awuye, Deputy CAO – Amolatar
“Being a community development promoter (CDP) has made me a role model and reference point for any production, markets, nutrition and health information needs by fellow farmers”
Grace Akullo, Community Development Promoter
“Renovation of the storage facility by BRENU shall promote farming as a business from bulked produce that will attract bigger and profitable markets for farm produce”.
Mr. Elyebu Denis, DISO Amolatar DLG
A Special Thanks to Our Donors
The European Union and the Office of the Prime Minister
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Smart Growing
by Moureen Awori (IITA) – lead, Solomon Lukyamuzi (IITA), Winifred Janet Acan (VEDCO)| Nov 25, 2021
Being a Community Development Promoter (CDP) has earned me respect in the community, they call me “Apwony” – teacher”, proudly said Grace Akullo with a lot of strength and determination.
