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WHO WE ARE

About IGRAO Africa

Inclusive Resilience and Opportunity Development Global Refugees Actions Organisation

Legal Status & Formation

Official Name: INCLUSIVE RESILIENCE AND OPPORTUNITY DEVELOPMENT GLOBAL REFUGEES ACTIONS ORGANISATION (IGRAO) / IROD GLOBAL REFUGEES ACTIONS ORGANISATION

Formation History: Founded on 30th July 2018 (Originally Mukarange Community Tree Nursery Association - MCTNA, transitioned to IGRAO to reflect broader impact).

Headquarters: Kyebitaka, Block 04, Kyangwali Refugee Settlement, Kyangwali Sub-County, Kikuube District, Uganda (P.O BOX 492262 Hoima).

Regulatory Compliance: Fully registered non-profit RLO with the National NGO Bureau of Uganda.

Non-Distribution Constraint: IGRAO's income and assets are used exclusively to further its non-profit humanitarian objectives. No part of assets will benefit private interests.

Our Motto

"Building Resilience Through Education and Opportunity."

Our Vision

"Empowered and self-reliant communities through education and economic opportunity."

Our Mission

"To improve the lives of vulnerable communities by expanding access to quality education, developing skills, and promoting sustainable livelihood and economic empowerment opportunities."

ORGANIZATIONAL PRINCIPLES

Our 8 Core Values

1. Integrity

Upholding absolute moral and ethical standards.

2. Accountability

Answerable to our communities and donors.

3. Transparency

Openness in governance & stewardship.

4. Inclusiveness

Serving all refugees & hosts without bias.

5. Dignity

Honoring the inherent worth of every person.

6. Innovation

Pioneering low-cost sustainable solutions.

7. Empowerment

Building skills for lasting self-reliance.

8. Professionalism

Delivering excellence in program management.

Key Organizational Objectives

1. Promote access to quality education for vulnerable children.
2. Support vocational and practical skills development.
3. Strengthen livelihoods and economic empowerment.
4. Promote entrepreneurship and self-employment among youth.
5. Support youth and women empowerment initiatives.
6. Facilitate savings and financial literacy programs (VSLA).
7. Promote food security and sustainable agriculture.
8. Establish development partnerships locally and globally.
9. Mobilize resources for educational and livelihood programs.
10. Advocate for equal opportunities and social inclusion.

Organizational Governance Structure

GENERAL ASSEMBLYBOARD OF DIRECTORSEXECUTIVE DIRECTORPROGRAM OFFICERS (Education, Livelihoods, Finance/Admin, MEAL) → COMMUNITY MOBILIZERS & VOLUNTEERS