SNV Uganda 2009 Annual Report

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SNV gives you the knowledge and the power to improve what you are doing. SNV makes you love your work. This is better than money: the money will get finished very quickly, the knowledge and power will last always. Umaru Lubega, Mpigi District
From the Country Director I am pleased to present you with SNV’s annual report for 2009. It gives an overview of our work, which is sharing expertise with Ugandan partners in finding and implementing sustainable solutions to development challenges. Our advisory services support international and Ugandan government policies; they are tailor-made for the specific district or organisation. Our overall aims are to contribute to: • effective delivery of good basic services in primary education; water, sanitation and hygiene; and renewable energy • sustainable, equitable production, income and employment for the economically active poor, focusing on oilseed, horticulture, honey and dairy. We are proud of our results in 2009. We continue to work with even greater commitment towards the same goals in 2010. For 2010, we plan for the following: • increase our involvement in developing knowledge, in collaboration with Ugandan universities and international knowledge institutes like the International Water and Sanitation Centre (IRC) in the Triple S program —Sustainable Services at Scale. • start advisory work on developing vocational skills. • apply SNV expertise in Uganda borrowed from other countries in the East & Southern Africa region, especially in renewable energy and dairy. • increase the number of our advisory days that local capacity builders deliver. • place gender and ecological sustainability in the mainstream in all our advisory services. I want to thank you for your collaboration in 2009, and I hope to meet with you soon, that we may strengthen our partnership. For now, I wish you good reading. Jeanette de Regt Country Director, SNV Uganda 1
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