Open Space Centre participated in the National SDG Conference from June 22-23rd at the Kampala Speke resort Munyonyo. The conference facilitated analyzing and sharing key messages of the Mid-Term Progress on SDGs and preparing different stakeholders to participate in the annual High-Level Political Forum (HLPF). The overall objective of the National SDG conference was to […]
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This video takes us to the Makindye Division in Kampala, Uganda, where Open Space Uganda and Crossing Borders have been organising several community engagement workshops to promote environmental health. Community members, especially young people, are invited to learn more about SDG 3 on “Good health and well-being” and work together to uplift the people around
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Listen in on what the teachers and students from May Christian College Nkumba in Uganda have to say about how the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are implemented at school. This video showcases how these young, brilliant minds perceive sustainability and witness the tangible steps they are taking to contribute to a more prosperous future.
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Have a look at the impacts of community sensitization in Kampala, Uganda, facilitated by Open Space Uganda and Crossing Borders! Through this video, we shine a spotlight on the dedicated youth leaders driving change and creating an impact aligned with Sustainable Development Goals 1, 3, and 13. Through interviews with participants, we explore their
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Namataba, UGANDA: On 18th June 2022, Open Space Center, under the Localizing SDGs project, partnered with the National Prefects’ Council for the Annual High School Leadership Workshop hosted by Limkokwing University of Creative Technologies in Namataba – Mukono. The workshop was held under the theme: Enlightening High School Leaders’ Role in Enhancing the Development
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Kampala, UGANDA – According to the United Nations (UN), Uganda is still a part of the least developing countries and, just like most countries, is subsequently characterized by slow development due to several issues like escalating poverty, hunger, high rate of unemployment, poor health conditions, poor governance, shortage of clean water & sanitation, insecurity, poor
‘Sesaamu’ Sessions with Community Leaders to Localize SDGs in Uganda. Read More »
