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Leveraging culture to improve the quality of life of children, youth and women.
The concept of Obuntubulamu globally recognised as a human capital asset in the contemporary world.
Helping rural children get access to better education and opportunities for a brighter future.
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(The Foundation) is a charitable organization registered
in Uganda and the United States of America. It was
founded by Her Royal Highness Sylvia Nagginda, the
Nnaabagereka (Queen) of the Kingdom of Buganda.
While the Foundation is an independently registered
organization, it is part of the Buganda Kingdom structure
and amplifies the Kingdom’s reach and impact on a
local, national, regional and international level.
Since its inception in 2000, the Foundation has actively
been involved in making a positive difference in the lives
of children, youth and women in Uganda.
Our work focuses on balancing positive
cultural values with contemporary ones to
address development challenges. This
innovative development approach is making
a difference at the national level and can be a
model for others in other parts of the world.
The Foundation applies this mix of modern
and traditional lifestyles approach to address
societal development challenges. The current
five- yea
About The Queen
Sylvia Nagginda is Queen Consort to Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II, the King (Kabaka) of the Kingdom of Buganda. She is a transformational leader who has inspired and motivated many women, youth and children to achieve their dreams, goals and aspirations, and is an icon of humanity and a beacon of hope to the people she serves.
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“my coming here brings a positive message of exploring further partnership prospects, especially
between the Nnabagereka Development Foundation and Hopes Alive Initiative”.
– Queen Temitope Morenike Enitan-Ogunwusi –
“Obuntubulamu is very critical for social transformation, peace, and development …
the new energy will help the country in achieving the goals to eliminate poverty, inequality and
exclusion to achieve sustainable development for the benefit of all Ugandans."
– UNDP Country Rep. to Uganda, Ms. Attafuah –
HRH the Nnabagereka Sylvia Nagginda delivering her speech at the Launch of her Autobiography. Among the many illustrious guests who graced the function was the US ambassador to Uganda, Natalie E. Brown (L) who could not emphasize enough that Nnabagereka’s
“We cannot achieve sustainable development without women’s health … For this reason, we call upon
governments and civil society organizations to utilize especially technology to increase women and girls’ access to affordable, safe, and reliable healthcare,”
– Her Royal Highness Nnabagereka Sylvia Nagginda –
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Ekisaakaate kya Nnabagereka (Royal Enclosure) is a leadership development and mentorship camp – mainly for young people from Uganda and around the world – that uses cultural education and heritage to reshape the traditions.
UNAA Causes will host a fundraiser for the Nnabagereka Development Foundation’s (NDF) AGYW program. The initiative aims to uplift disadvantaged adolescent girls and young women. Funds will support efforts to improve their livelihoods.
Join us as Hon John Chrysestom Muyingo – the Ugandan Government State Minister for Higher Education and Member of Parliament for Baamunanika County Constituency – officially launches the Ekisaakaate Gatonya 2020.
“Ekisaakaate is a good innovation for breeding a social movement that has the consequence of creating a new breed of transformative leadership and a morally responsible generation that holds within its reach, the ability to sustain peace and development in a world where the two are in great jeopardy”
“Traditional leaders have a great role to play in promotion of democracy, justice and freedom of expression because their subjects hold a lot of respect for them”
“I commend the Nnabagereka for her efforts to support women and promoting culture in the kingdom. No country can easily develop when women are left behind, because they are the majority”
