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Uganda Football Peace Cup in Full Swing
The Great Lakes Peace Cup tournament is in full swing in Uganda. Games started on May 9 in Kitgum and Gulu in front of large crowds. Arua followed on May 12. The games, but also music, dancing, and messages of peace and reconciliation, bring communities together.
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Learning from DDR to strengthen women's livelihoods in Uganda
On Tuesday May 2, 2012, a group of 45 gathered at the Protea Hotel in Kampala to discuss the achievements of the Amnesty Commission's Demobilization and Reintegration project (UgDRP), as well as the results of several studies conducted by the TDRP at the close of the project.
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63 new homes for disabled ex-combatants in Rwanda
On March 29, 2012, the Rwanda Demobilization and Reintegration Commission (RDRC) handed over 63 new homes to disabled ex-combatants living in the Eastern Province and in Kigali.
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Reintegration of
In Burundi, the economic reintegration of ex-combatants is under way.
Ex-combatants in Burundi
This video shows the human face of reintegration: women cultivating land together in an association, and two store owners in Cibitoke.
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Winner: Kigali over Rusizi (5-1)
The Great Lakes Soccer Peace Cup is under way in Rwanda.
Two teams from Kigali and Rusizi disputed the finals of the Rwanda tournament on Friday March 2 in Kigali.
See a slideshow from the Rwanda finals.
New Releases Ex-Combatants Economic Associations in the Republic of Congo
Collective microprojects and revenue creation (in French) May 2012  (PDF 651KB) |
 Uganda Demobilization and
Reintegration Project
Beneficiary AssessmentDec 2011 (PDF 1.93MB) |
 11th TDRP Quarterly Report - Jan/March 2012Apr 2012 (PDF 723KB) |
 The Drivers of Reporter Reintegration in Northern UgandaFeb 2012 (PDF 662KB) |
Spotlight| Uganda:Supporting women's associations Lessons from the DDR program in Uganda lead to a new activity supporting vulnerable women |
The findings of various evaluations of the Uganda Demobilization and Reintegration Program, which ended in 2011, showed that women, both female reporters and female community members, are the most vulnerable groups in Uganda. Other studies in DRC and RoC have shown the social and economic benefits of working in associations, with both ex-combatants and community members working side by side.Using these results, the TDRP is preparing a new activity to support women in Northern Uganda. They will receive training to be able to create and manage economic associations relevant to their local market conditions. Read complete article |
Upcoming| 25 | 25-26 June: TDRP Trust Fund Committee Meeting in Paris |
| 20 | 20-25 May: Joint mission to Juba, South Sudan (TDRP, AU and DDR technical experts from several TDRP countries) |
| 7 | 7-11 May: TDRP Mission to the African Union in Addis Ababa |
Videos |
Lessons of reintegration studies in Uganda Interview with Dr. Anthony Finn |
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View the video recording of the seminar of April 25 on the Uganda studies |
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