Non-governmental and not for profit agricultural organization founded in
1986 in response to challenges of poverty,which was a result of the social
and economic disruptions caused by military conflicts of 1980-86.

Farmers Exhibiting Value Added Products

Farmers exhibiting Value Added Products from OSP (Orange Sweet Potatoes) under the
MENU Project being implemented in Iganga district with support from Herve st Plus

Cross learning visit

Cross learning visit conducted in Palisa district under the FRN Project
being implemented by VEDCO with support from Mc Knight Foundation

Enhancing Citizens Engagement for Sustainable Diets in Northern Uganda
(Oct 2018- September 2020).

Great work is always appreciated

VEDCO receives a token of appreciation in recognition to
the great contribution to the promotion of agricultural
extension and advisory services in Uganda..

Promoting Community and Home-Based

Namubiru Lukia is harvesting Bananas for the market. she
is a beneficiary of the Value chain development project
implemented in Mubende, Mukono and Luweero district.

The vision Road Journey.

We are enhancing rural livelihoods for youth and women groups in
northern Uganda through engaging in income generating activities

Contribute To The Country’s Nutrition Goal

To contribute to the country’s nutrition goal of ensuring food security and adequate nutrition,
VEDCO is implementing a 3 years program of deploying vegetable seed kits in the 2 districts
of Mukono and Kiryandongo with the main focus of combating down malnutrition levels
among communities that are vulnerable to high levels of malnutrition

Promoting Good Post-Harvest

Promoting Good post-harvest handling practices amongst women
farmers in Uganda.

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VEDCO In Press

Luwero farmers reap big from healthy seedlings. Kamu Kalanzi is a vegetable
farmer in Zirobwe, Luwero district. He has been growing green pepper for over
six years. From the time he started growing vegetables, Kalanzi has always raised
his own seedlings.