Kulika Uganda is an Indigenous NGO having been established in 1981 in the UK as a grant-making charitable trust specializing in the provision of educational  scholarships for East African students. More recently Kulika has developed its own operational programmes in Uganda, which is now the focus of all the organization's activities. The objective of developing human resources for the development of Uganda underpins all of Kulika's work.Kulika currently targets small holder subsistence farmers and students.The majority of these can  be generally categorized as poor small holder subsistence farmers  and students


Lets talk Ecological farming

Kulika Uganda works to foster the improvement and widespread adoption of ecological farming systems. We aim at cultivating organic research, education, and federal policies that bring more farmers and acreage into organic production.


Community Development


We believe that community development activities build stronger and more resilient communities through an ongoing process of identifying and addressing needs, assets, and priority investments. we Providing the means for rural communities to improve their livelihoods through targeted  development initiatives


Education


 The Kulika Education Programme currently only offers Open University scholarships in Masters in Development Management. We have been committed to providing educational opportunities for Ugandan people to be equipped with relevant skills for many years.


Kulika Through The Lens

Our Testimonials

 Otim Bernard
"For better yield, I plan, plan plan"

Through the cooperative facilitated by Kulika Uganda, he has got market for his produce. For the special variety of rice he grew, Otim sold 100kg at UgShs 2,000 each. If he had not sold through the cooperative, he would have sold at UgShs1000 or at UgShs800 through a middleman.

 Adoko Geoffrey’s
"Eliminating the middleman for better gains"

Adoko says, “when you sell individually, middlemen cheat you on price and quantity because they use faulty scales with low prices but at a group level, the groups set the price for the bulked price.” The prices that are set by the cooperative are higher than those set by middle men, allowing a higher profit.

Mary Oming’s
"Farmer groups for friendship and support

Belonging to a farmers’ group has enabled her to save and borrow money, when the need arises. For larger needs like tuition for the children, Oming knows she can go to the group and borrow. She is paying school fees for her grandchildren, one in P.3 needs UgShs 150,000 per term and two in nursery each need UgShs 50,000 per term.
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