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Intellectual Aid Network Uganda is a registered organization/company within Uganda since 2004 to promote socio-economic development programs in close partnership with government institutions and Non Governmental Organizations plus the private sector through income generating activities for poor rural and sub urban populace.
Intellectual Aid Network Uganda is one of the leading organizations, service providers and suppliers in Uganda which has registered quite a large number of activities across the country through implementation of agricultural activities under National Agricultural Advisory Services (NAADS), Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries
To contribute to poverty reduction and socio-economic development in Uganda through promoting sustainable livelihoods for farmers.
The main goal of IAN Uganda is to promote mutual understanding and solidarity for economic, social, political and cultural reasons among people and by cooperation across national and international humanitarian boundaries to contribute to sustainable distribution of resources to support the poor.
Programs that are aimed at reducing risks to the environment from contaminants such as hazardous materials and wastes, fuels, and oils. These program include…
Education is an important requirement for the development of a child. Providing infrastructures and scholastic materials is one of our projects.
The project seeks to uplift the self-esteem and self -worth of women and adolescent girls which is frequently put down by the menstruation period.
Shelter is among our projects that we carry out. We construct good houses for the poor people and the elderly and Mosques.
The project aims at increasing access to livelihood support for women in extremely poor households.
Promote awareness of the impact of vulnerability on male and female children who are care givers.
A group that develops capacities for the economically disempowered communities through agribusiness, capacity building and environmental protection