RURAL INITIATIVE FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT WEST NILE

RURAL INITIATIVE FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT WEST NILE is rated 3 out of 5 in the category nonprofit organization management. Read and write reviews about RURAL INITIATIVE FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT WEST NILE. Rural Initiative for Community Empowerment - West Nile (RICE-WN) is an indigenous Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) that was found in 2004 as a community service provider for health, governance, environmental welfare and human rights. RICE-WN headquarters is located in Arua District Plot 3B Mvara-Oluko Road. RICE-WN has a Branch Office in Nwoya District Anaka Town Council. VISION: A model community-based services provider for holistic transformation MISSION: To advance and promote healthy community development RICE-WN GEOGRAPHICAL SCOPE AREAS West Nile Region: Arua District, Nebbi District, Pakwach District , Moyo District and Adjumani District Acholi Region: Nwoya district Bunyoro Region: Bulisa district CORE PROGRAM AREAS Community Health Goal: To improve and promote quality health services accessibility to communities for self-reliance. Objectives: To increase the level of knowledge on health and health service delivery among communities To provide access to health services to communities To create more partnerships among the stakeholders and RICE-WN. 2. Environment and Natural Resources Goal: To promote efficient management of natural resources and environment to achieve sustainable development Objectives: To enable communities identify and effectively utilize the natural resources around them. To promote environmental protection To promote efficient energy utilization. 3. Sustainable Agriculture Goal: To Improve agriculture for food and income security Objectives: Enable farmer groups to access sustainable modern agricultural practices To promote organic farming practices among the farmers To increase the participation of women in commercial farming. 4. Skills development for income 5. Integrated Humanitarian Response