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Welcome to the NGO Quality Assurance Certification Mechanism (QuAM)

TOWARDS A PUBLICLY ACCOUNTABLE NGO SECTOR IN UGANDA.
The QuAM has been specifically developed for what is known in our country as ‘NGOs' and ‘NGO networks.' A network is defined as a network of non-governmental organisations, that is registered with the NGO Board or district authorities, and that brings together other organisations and/or individuals as its members.


NINE NGOS AWARDED QUAM CERTIFICATES
Nine NGOs awarded QuAM Certificates

Nine Ugandan Civil Society Organizations today have received their Quality Assurance Mechanism (QuAM) certificates which is a milestone to them as NGOs also showing  that they have been compliant, credible during their existance in the sector.
1. AMA Cradle for Development (AMACOD),
2. Facilitation for Innovation and Sustainable Productivity (FINASP),
3. Noble Community Agency for Peace and Development (NOCAPAD)
4. Meaningful Empowerment for Change and Poverty Alleviation (MECPA)
5. Lango Civil Society Network (LACSONET)
6. Bukedi Rural and Urban Community Initiatives (BRUCI)
7. ADINA Foundation.
8. Community Empowerment for Rural Development (CEFORD)
9. Rural Initiative for Community Empowerment (RICE) West Nile. This certification, a benchmark for institutional credibility, enhances their ability to attract funding and partnerships, further solidifying their role in Uganda's development landscape.

The QuAM awarding ceremony at Golden Tulip Canaan - Kampala was attended by the National QuAM Council led by the Vice Chairperson Ms Janet Opio and different eminent NGO leaders around the country.

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