Upper Nile Conservation Initiative
A healthy, skilled, and empowered Ugandan society living in harmony with a protected and sustainable environment.
Children’s Day 2025 On every 20th of November, we celebrate International Children’s Day, and in 2025 the theme is: “Investing in Every Child: Safe, Educated, and Empowered Futures.” This theme emphasizes the importance of creating safe and nurturing environments where children can thrive and reach their full potential, aligning with the UN Convention on the…
In the fight against HIV/AIDS, community sensitization remains one of the most effective tools for prevention. Across Uganda, many people still lack accurate information about HIV transmission, prevention, and treatment leading to stigma, misinformation, and risky behaviors that perpetuate new infections. Recognizing this, the Upper Nile Conservation Initiative (UNCI) has placed community sensitization at the center of its HIV prevention strategy.
HIV/AIDS remains one of the biggest health problems in Uganda today and the leading cause of death for adults and gravely affects all sectors of the economy. The national HIV estimates show that there were 1,460,000 people living with HIV in 2019. HIV incidence per 1,000 uninfected people of all ages was 1.4, but it…
To improve the quality of life and resilience of communities in Uganda through inclusive and sustainable health, education, environmental, and HIV/AIDS interventions.
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