UgCLA began its operations as a committee of the National Book Trust of
Uganda, and was successfully granted independent status as an NGO in
July 2007. The association was officially launched in August the same
year. It is working in affiliation with other NGOs, notably
...
Friends of African Village Libaries (FAVL) in the United States and Ka
Tutandike in Britain and Uganda. It is also receiving substantial
support from the US Embassy, which will fund the first distribution of
grants to members, as well as the first training sessions. The
association is made up of two categories of members: institutions
(community libraries) and individuals who might wish to establish such
libraries themselves. http://www.ugcla.org/aboutus.htm Last week UgCLA hosted a workshop for community librarians... below are some photos. I'll get a link to more photos and summary of the workshop soon.
UgCLA began its operations as a committee of the National Book Trust of
Uganda, and was successfully granted independent status as an NGO in
July 2007. The association was officially launched in August the same
year. It is working in affiliation with other NGOs, notably...
Friends of African Village Libaries (FAVL) in the United States and Ka
Tutandike in Britain and Uganda. It is also receiving substantial
support from the US Embassy, which will fund the first distribution of
grants to members, as well as the first training sessions. The
association is made up of two categories of members: institutions
(community libraries) and individuals who might wish to establish such
libraries themselves. http://www.ugcla.org/aboutus.htm Last week UgCLA hosted a workshop for community librarians... below are some photos. I'll get a link to more photos and summary of the workshop soon.
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