MWOK HO is a fully registered National Non-Governmental Organization with registration number 12200. It is non-political, non-denominational and not-for-profit established in 2015 and obtained a full registration with NGO Board of Uganda, Ministry of Internal Affairs on 16th July, 2016. We work both in emergencies and development through empowerment of vulnerable communities for sustainable well-being.
We envision resilient communities that are healthy, productive, and empowered for sustainable well-being.
Our mission is to build and strengthen local capacity for enhancing community resilience for socio-economic transformation and sustainable development.
Through effective “Local Partnership for Community Resilience” (LP4CR) ensuring participation and leverage of local resources; the community-based initiatives can significantly contribute to lessening vulnerabilities among communities living disaster prone areas and enhanced local adaptive capacities for a healthy and productive wellbeing for enhanced socio-economic transformation towards sustainable development.
The overarching strategic goal of MWOK is to combat climate change, extreme hunger and poverty; improve social service delivery and to bring positive change to communities through knowledge transformation to enhance local capacity towards building community resilience for long lasting/sustainable well-being and development.
Our strategic objectives contribute to the realization of the overall goal, mission and vision of MWOK Humanitarian Organization in the next five years;
SO1: To promote sustainable community land use and tree planting to protect agro-ecological ecosystem
Building community resilience to local disaster hazards through Ecosystem-Based DRR interventions
SO2: To promote access to and uptake of preventive health and nutrition services, clean water, adequate sanitation and hygiene facilities and practices at all levels
Building community resilience through promotion of good health seeking, nutrition practices and sanitation/hygiene practices
SO3: To promote climate smart agriculture for increasing production, reducing food losses and expanding markets for the rural women and small holders
Building community resilience through improved and locally adapted agric-practices, post-harvest handling and value addition, and market linkages to promote agro-business
SO4: To support skills development for youths and women in viable Income Generating Activities (IGAs)
Building resilience to unemployment and economic shocks through skills for self-reliance
SO5: To support Institutional and local capacity development for project management for effective service delivery and sustainability
Building resilience for community driven humanitarian and development project management for sustainability
SO6: To promote local research and innovations for evidence-based interventions to community challenges
Building community resilience through local evidence and innovations
1. Community Land Use Management and Environmental protection (Ecosystem-Based Adaptation)
2. Community Health, Nutrition and WASH (Preventive Approach)
3. Food Security and Climate Change Adaption (Climate Smart Agric-Market Support and Value addition)
4. Livelihoods & Skills Development for Gender-Sensitive Socio-Economic Empowerment and Transformation Opportunities
5. Institutional Capacity Development for Sustainability
6. Research and Innovations
Gender and Inclusion, Environment, Climate Actions, DRR, HIV/AIDS, GBV and Mental Health issues affecting communities in project areas
1. iCBR - Intergrated Community Based Resilience. 2. iNRE - Intergrated Natural Resource & Environment.
3. iFSL - Intergrated Food Security and Livelihood. 4. iHNS - Intergrated Health, Nutrition & Sanitation.
5. iCDI - integrated Capacity Deveopment Intiative. 6. iAIR - Intergrated Assesment, Innovation & Research.
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