Community-led humanitarian expertise transforming post-conflict Northern Uganda through resilience, enterprise, and social justice since 2004.
Every purchase from our online store directly funds VISO's peacebuilding mission. 1,500+ smallholder farmers. Premium grains, dried fruits, and natural Ugandan goods — delivered worldwide.
Sun-dried mango, pineapple & jackfruit
Groundnuts, beans & cowpeas
Three revenue engines designed to make VISO financially independent of donor funding by 2030.
Premium Ugandan produce sold direct-to-consumer and via B2B wholesale. Online store with global shipping.
Paid courses in peacebuilding, project management, and community development with certificate programs.
Monetized environmental data sold to research institutions, development agencies, and UN bodies.
VISO was born from the community it serves. When children and youth are safe, heard, and empowered, they become the architects of lasting peace.
"We don't just work in the community — we are the community."
Community-Led
Youth Leadership
Shifting power to the next generation of Northern Ugandan leaders through localized expertise and sustainable enterprise.
85% of every donation funds direct field operations. Give once or set up a recurring gift. Mobile Money, PayPal, and bank transfer accepted.
Give Now →Every purchase of La Tedo premium Ugandan produce funds VISO's peacebuilding mission and supports 1,500+ smallholder farmers directly.
Shop Now →Professional development courses in peacebuilding, community development, and climate resilience.
Enrol Today →NGOs, research institutions, and corporates — co-implement projects, access climate data, or build CSR programs with VISO.
Partner Now →Field reports, research, and impact stories from Northern Uganda.
Commentary
September 2026
How South Sudan's escalating heatwaves are pushing new arrivals across the Agoro hills into Palabek Settlement.
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Commentary
September 2026
Understanding the swing between severe heat and extreme precipitation across Uganda.
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Early warning analysis and policy brief on the 2026–2027 El Niño event across East Africa.
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