TooroNet came into being in 2002 out of a resolution made by 150 CSOs in Kabarole District. The network is composed of non-governmental organizations, community-based organizations, and Faith-based organizations, women groups, youth groups, cultural institutions, trade unions, farmers groups, print and electronic media associations.

We provide a platform for collective action and voice to the voluntary local associations to strongly advocate for the creation of more opportunities for people and NGO participation in the development of Uganda.

KANCA was formed to secure, consolidate and expand operational space for civil society and enhances the capacity of the sector to influence governance and development processes. Key areas of focus are; human rights & good governance, accountability, capacity building, networking, research, environment, and Natural Resources.

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Our Members

Vision

“A vibrant and sustainable Network of civil society organizations delivering quality services to an empowered community.”

Mission

“To strengthen CSOs to deliver quality services to the community through information sharing, research documentation, advocacy and networking.”

TooroNet’s Values

  • Openness
  • Trust
  • Tolerance
  • Team-work
  • Justice
  • Equality
  • People participation
  • Sharing and Listening

Aims & Objectives

  • To support wider civil society knowledge basis by sharing /proving well researched and well packaged information and supporting different information sharing events.
  • To build a strong civil society with the capacity to effectively engage/address development challenges at different levels.
  • To strengthen networking and linkages amongst the civil society for partnership building and effective engagement of local leaders
  • To strengthen and support lobbying and advocacy for improved service delivery amongst civil society and other service providers promoting good governance and accountability