SWID empowers women across Uganda to achieve food security, transform livelihoods, and improve household incomes. Learn how women in Busoga are growing crops, selling produce, and ending hunger in their communities.
Empowering Women Is Key to ending HIV/Aids- ED Swid .
Speaking during community outreach activities, SWID Executive Director Ms. Doreen Kaira King said economic vulnerability continues to trap many women and girls in unsafe, exploitative relationships as they struggle to meet basic survival needs such as food, shelter, school fees, and startup capital for small businesses
SWID Partners with DEI Group to Strengthen Cassava Value Chain in Busoga.
Kamuli District, Uganda — The Slum Women’s Initiatives for Development (SWID) has taken a major step toward transforming Uganda’s cassava sector following a high-level engagement today with the newly launched DEI Group Advanced Agro-Processing Park in Kamuli District. The state-of-the-art facility—officially commissioned on 20 November by H.E. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, President of the Republic of […]
AWDF and SWID Empower Women in Busoga, Uganda: A Model for Africa’s Land Rights”
The Slum Women’s Initiative for Development (SWID) is making significant strides in empowering women and girls on land rights in Kamuli and Kaliro districts, thanks to strong support from the African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF). The initiative, funded through a generous AWDF grant, has already reached over 500 women, equipping them with knowledge and skills to navigate land ownership and access challenges.
FAIR FOR ALL Empowers Women in Busoga: Voices from Kamuli and Kaliro
Watch our new documentary, “FAIR FOR ALL,” and discover how women in Kamuli and Kaliro districts are transforming cassava farming into a powerful tool for income, empowerment, and community development. From planting and harvesting to processing cassava into flour, crisps, and cakes, these women are turning humble roots into opportunity and hope. Join us as they share their stories, challenges, and successes, showing how determination, training, and community support are reshaping lives in Eastern Uganda.










