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  • No longer a relief aid provider …

    CPAR Uganda is no longer a relief aid provider as it was in the 1990s, while the insurgency in Northern Uganda raged and in the early 2000s contributing to enabling war impacted communities to rebuild. Since 2008, when CPAR Uganda was formally registered as a nonprofit company that is is limited by liability and is…

  • Learn how to make money

    CPAR Uganda invites applications from persons aged 25 to 45 years, who are able to read, write and speak English, to benefit from our training on income generation, savings and investment. An 11-day residential training course that is part of our Dr. Paul Hargrave Memorial Centre Human Development Project we are jointly implementing with Canadian…

  • Celebrating Eye Dr. Atto Gladys

    “Celebrating Dr. Atto is about more than applauding one dedicated doctor. It is about validating a holistic model of change. It is about supporting eye care practitioners who, against daunting odds, provide the crucial proof of concept that blindness can be beaten. It is about joining them in the broader fight to make eye care…

  • A world kind to the blind

    “My blind brother George got killed by a car while crossing the road. Crossing the road from the boda boda (motorbike taxi) stage on main street to the market, that is a death trap for blind people. They don’t have anywhere to walk. The Local Council has kept quiet for too long. Even you, as…

  • Thank you DFCU Bank

    Thank you team DFCU Bank, Lira City Branch, for dropping by our life skills training in financial management for 22 learners now on going at our Dr. Paul Hargrave Memorial Centre in Lira City. CLICK HERE to learn more about our Financial Management Training Course For your words of wisdom on savings, investments and more,…

  • Life skills training in financial management

    My reason for applying is to “acquire knowledge and skills on how to invest the little money I earn from farming and gain more profit,” wrote an applicant. While another wrote: “to acquire knowledge to sharpen my budgeting skills so I can help my team meet targets more efficiently and derive better financial outcomes.” And…

  • Knowledge generation and promotion

    In essence our mission is in three parts: First part of our mission is to stimulate the development of technologies, application of scientific knowledge for practical purpose. Specifically, knowledge that is suitable and adaptable to the social cultural and economic conditions of developing countries. And our focus is Uganda We hold a vision of empowered…

  • Beneficiary selection

    The mission of CPAR Uganda is to stimulate development, dissemination and widespread application of technologies suitable and adaptable to the social cultural and economic conditions in Uganda. For this reason, a major component of our action is holding training courses. Mostly targeted towards youth – ages 18 to 40 years. We do training of youth,…

  • Conservation Research Workshop

    From 23rd to 27th March 2026, Uganda will host a workshop on developing a conservation social science research agenda for East Africa. The workshop funded by the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at the University of Cambridge is co-hosted by Makerere University and the University of Cambridge Conservation Research Institute (CRI). The call for applications from…

  • Stop losing money

    STOP LOSING MONEY! Most startups fail because business and personal finances get mixed. Learn simple skills to keep them separate. Take action today. CLICK HERE and apply for training in: Simple money skills for every day business. Please consider supporting our work. Gift youth from disadvantaged communities in the poorest region of Uganda, CPAR Uganda’s…