Food insecurity among refugee households worsened dramatically from 37% in 2022 to 68% in 2023. With only 25% of required livelihood funding available in 2024, Mwinja Devine Help Foundation Ltd addresses this gap through comprehensive economic empowerment programs.

• Vocational skills training and certification
• Business development and entrepreneurship
• Microfinance access and financial literacy
• Market linkages and value chain development
• Cooperative formation and management

Food Insecurity (2023): 68%
Skills Gap: 36.8% unskilled
Livelihood Funding Gap: 75%