• Africa Center for Leadership Development (ACLED)

    Africa Center for Leadership Development-(ACLED) is an institutional capacity strengthening entity established by ACODEV. The center was established Continue Reading

  • Care & Support to Orphans and Vulnerable children

    At ACODEV, we continue to be cognizant of the existing situations of orphans and vulnerable children in Uganda. This area of focus is highly Continue Reading

  • Adolescent Sexual Reproductive Health Services promotion

    At ACODEV, we work with the young people, health care systems and respective duty bearers to promote access to and utilization of Continue Reading

  • Community Based Safe Motherhood promotion

    At ACODEV, we promote community based safe motherhood initiatives and strengthen the capacity of communities to demand for services Continue Reading

  • Strengthen the rights to Inclusive Education

    ACODEV believes that “Every child has a fundamental right to education, and must be given the opportunity to achieve and maintain an acceptable  level of learning, in the same way, every child has unique characteristics, Continue Reading

  • Strengthening Institutional capacity for promoting Economic Social Cultural Rights

    At ACODEV, we promote a partnership program that strengthens the capacity of Community Based Organizations and NGOs to Continue Reading

  • Violence against women prevention and response

    We work with communities to prevent violence against women and Men and strengthens their capacities to respond to its devastating effects Continue Reading

  • Youth Empowerment

    ACODEV through its Human rights program, it develops youth leadership capacity and enhance their participation in decision-making such as advocating for  priorities in the local government Continue Reading

  • Child Protection

    We strengthen community-based child protection structures and mechanisms directed towards achieving zero tolerance to violence against children.Continue Reading

  • Leadership Development.

    Consultancy services

    At ACODEV, we provide consultancy services to different nonprofits institutions, private companies in areas of Monitoring and Evaluation, Strategic Planning, Continue Reading

  • Can young people take up permanent family planning methods?

    June 1, 2023

    It is assumed for one to get a permanent method he or she should be at least 40 years and above…however; how far true is this.. could it be that any method uptake decision depends on an individual’s circumstances such as economic, health, and education among others, not his age 🤷‍♀️

  • Digital technologies empowering women in Fortportal City

    June 1, 2023
    Figure 1 Ms Jennipher a Rights holder in Bukwali Stressing a Point during one of the Live Talk show on Voice of Toro FM

    As we celebrate International Women’s Day in 2023, ACODEV would like to share with you some exciting developments in Uganda through the voice project that is empowering women and giving them a voice in the democratic process.

    Over the past few years, the use of digital technology has exploded, revolutionizing the way we communicate and connect with each other. Social media, mobile phones, and other digital tools have given women a powerful platform to amplify their voices and demand accountability from their leaders.
    Mwesigye Charles Project officer – SYID VOICE Project from ACODEV noted that during one of the project monitoring visits in Fortportal, Women from the Bukwali sub-county gave feedback that “they can now access information regarding their rights from their phones and are able to use it to hold their leaders accountable”

  • Daniel Tusiime’s Journey of Transformation with ACODEV: Empowering His Aspirations to Leadership in 2026.

    June 1, 2023

    Action for Community Development (ACODEV) in partnership Voice through the Strengthening Youth Involvement in Democratization Process project (SYID) organized a series of impactful radio talk shows aimed at raising awareness about youth political participation in Fort Portal City. Hosted on the Voice of Toro (VOT) radio station, these talk shows provided a platform for Rights holders and duty bearers to engage in constructive dialogue on issues surrounding youth political participation and the different methods used to analyze it.