Since 2010, Pipeline Worldwide's mission has been to strengthen communities living in extreme poverty in Northern Uganda. We act as the community catalyst by accelerating impact through collaboration and partnerships that leverage resources and technology. Our model develops skilled and healthy people who are empowered to not just survive but thrive on their own and improve the lives of others living in their community. 

Why Northern Uganda? 

Our Ugandan headquarters is in the Moyo District of Northern Uganda, where very few organizations work due to its remote geographic area. We focus here because nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and other agencies choose to work in regions that are easier to access and have more basic resources available. The region has a population of 8.6 million people and hosts a majority of Uganda's total refugee population. The main source of livelihood is subsistence agriculture, and residents suffer from some of the highest poverty levels in Uganda. 

Collaboration and Partnerships 

Since our founding in 2010, we have worked with over 100 partners to develop and implement more than 215 projects that align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. How do we do this? We have fostered deep relationships with local leaders and residents in several Ugandan districts over the years. Our Ugandan stakeholders have come to trust us because we have reliably delivered critical solutions that improve lives. These trusted relationships clear the way for our partners to apply their expertise and technologies in ways that make a measurable difference. We facilitate the design and implementation of solutions, leading to long term sustainability and community adoption. To date our partners have collectively donated solutions valued at $13 million to help transform vulnerable communities. 

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