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Who We Are

The Agency for Cooperation in Community Development (ACCoD) is an indigenous Ugandan NGO (Registration No. NY/CBS/442/2024/2025), headquartered along Fort Portal Highway, opposite Kasese District Headquarters, Nyamwamba Division, Kasese Municipality. Founded in October 2021, ACCoD addresses the root causes of poverty, inequality, and environmental degradation through community-led solutions.

Vision

A thriving and equitable society where every individual has the opportunity to learn, grow, and prosper.

Mission

To empower vulnerable communities through economic development and environmental sustainability, fostering self-reliance and social equity.

Objectives

  • Promote environmental protection and climate resilience through community participation.
  • Advance human rights, gender equality, child protection, and civic engagement.
  • Strengthen livelihoods via savings groups, enterprise development, and financial literacy.

Core Values — PEOPLE

  • Inclusivity — Serving all without discrimination.
  • Excellence & Transparency — Quality, integrity, and accountability.
  • Optimism — Belief in achievable, measurable change.
  • Precision — Clear, accurate communication.
  • Leadership — Empowering teams and communities.
  • Education — Continuous learning and knowledge sharing.

Governance

ACCoD is guided by a Board of Directors and a multidisciplinary team of professionals in human rights, environment, ICT, and community development.


Our History

Agency for Cooperation in Community Development (ACCoD) is an indigenous registered non-profit organization under registration number NY/CBS/442/2024/2025. The offices are located along fort portal highway in Majengo town, Kyondo cell, scheme ward, opposite Kasese district head offices in Nyamwamba division, Kasese municipality, Kasese district, Western Uganda. The organization operates in the district of Kasese and was formed with a prime focus of enhancing peaceful coexistence and livelihoods among the communities to have their right to development. Her formation was triggered by the growing appreciation that there has been considerably limited participation and support to the rural communities in development activities towards the implementation of sustainable development goals.

  • “A thriving and equitable society where every individual has the opportunity to learn, grow and prosper.” 
  • “To empower vulnerable communities through economic development and environmental sustainability, fostering self- reliance and social equity.”