PAHSTA OFFICE BLOCK PAHSTA STAFF AND PARTNERS CUTTING THE RIBBON GROUP PHOTO WITH OUR PARTNERS

Organisation Background

Partners for Hope Stabilization and Transformation (PAHSTA), is a National NGO, with its Secretariat is in Moroto Municipality. Founded in 2008 as a CBO, the Organisation was first registered with the NGO Board as Karamoja Integrated Development Programme (KIDEP) in 2013 (Reg. No. 10122); In 2022, the Organisation rebranded as Partners for Hope Stabilization and Transformation (PAHSTA).

We are your partner in;

Improving Household Livelihoods through Conservation Agriculture, Disaster Risk Reduction, Climate Change Adaptation, and Enterprise Diversification interventions

Including HIV/AIDS, WATSAN

Conflict Transformation, and protection of Fundamental Human Rights; including Gender Rights and Inclusion

 

Humanitarian / Emergency Relief; and Stabilization in response to Disasters

Promotion of Good Governance, and Social Accountability

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Projects and Achievements

PAHSTA'S 2019 ACHIEVEMENTS

December 20, 2025

Karamoja Food and Livelihoods Security (KAFSEL) Project.

Karamoja Food and Livelihoods Security (KAFSEL) Project. This is a PEP and household livelihoods enhancement project designed to empower for...

December 20, 2025

NORAD Project

NORAD Project. This is part of a Save the Children International Program implemented in Uganda. KIDEP is one of its...

December 20, 2025

Community Responsibility to Enhance Transparency and Accountability (CRETA) Project.

Community Responsibility to Enhance Transparency and Accountability (CRETA) Project. This is a government of Uganda NUSAF 3 program, implemented in...

December 17, 2025

Strengthening Community Resilience(Score) Project

Strengthening Community Resilience (Score) Project. This is a 3-Year pilot Project designed to contribute towards improved household social and economic...

December 13, 2025

Integrated Climate Change and Food Security (ICCFS)

Integrated Climate Change and Food Security (ICCFS), a 3-year (2018-2021) Project, aimed to enhance the livelihoods of 300 households in...

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