Development Network of Indigenous Voluntary Associations

DENIVA

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DENIVA, Block 9,Plot 490 Off Makerere Rd.(near Law Dev. Centre),Kagugube Zone,
P.O. Box 11224,Kampala, Uganda
Phone: +256 (0) 414 530575 / 540189
Fax : +256 (0) 414 531236
Email : info@deniva.or.ug  
Web : www.deniva.or.ug

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DENIVA's primary target group are the Member Organisations that form DENIVA's constituency and therefore provide the network with initial legitimacy.

Welcome to DENIVA

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Welcome to the Development Network of Indigenous Voluntary Associations (DENIVA).

DENIVA is a Ugandan Network of Non-Governmental and Community Based Organisations (NGOs/CBOs) providing a platform for collective action and a voice to voluntary local associations to strongly advocate for creation of more opportunities for people and CSO participation in the development of Uganda.

 

DENIVA Programmes

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  1. Governance
  2. Poverty Eradication and Livelihood Improvement
  3. Membership Self Understanding  
  4. NGO operating environment
 

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Members

DENIVA's primary target group are the Member Organisations that form DENIVA's constituency and therefore provide the network with initial legitimacy.

Read more about how to become a member, and get information on the membership benefits by clicking on the links above.

 

 

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DENIVA Programmes
Agriculture, Trade, Research, Poverty Eradication & Livelihoods Improvement Programme, QUAM, Climate Change, ICT and Governance
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The QuAM is a sign of maturity of the NGO sub-sector and aims at enhancing NGO legitimacy, credibility, accountability, autonomy and more importantly promoting learning and constant improvement. While obtaining the NGO Quality Assurance Certificate is not a legal requirement, once issued, the provisions of a Certificate will be binding on the certified NGO.
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