PALM Corps

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Short introduction

PALM Corps is a National NGO registered in 2014 and licensed to operate in Uganda. We envisage “a world where the poorest and most vulnerable communities live a dignified, healthy, peaceful, and productive life while taking care of the environment”

Mission: Transforming values, attitudes, and practices.

Values: Integrity, Innovation, Inclusion

Our sectors: Livelihood & Agriculture, Basic Education & Protection, Public health, and Environment.

Our trackrecord

PALM Corps is a leading and fast-growing local NGO in northern Uganda, with a decade of experience in humanitarian and development work. To date, it has reached over 119,395 individuals through its programmes, including 13,685 in education, 81,431 in livelihoods, and 24,279 in public health. Operating across 22 districts in Uganda—spanning West Nile, northern Uganda, Karamoja, and the western region—PALM Corps has successfully implemented over 30 projects, including 19 in livelihoods, five in education, and six in public health. With a dedicated team of over 87 staff members (47 female, 40 male), it continues to drive impactful change.

Our role in LEAD Uganda

Empowering refugees and host to increase productivity and production using the block farm method: PALM Corps will secure land for the block farms from landlords and Office of the Prime Minister (OPM).
Facilitate market linkages using the village agent model: PALM Corps will facilitate enterprise selection by the project participants based on marketability, profitability and suitability in the agro-ecological zone.
Promote restoration of degraded landscape: The project team will conduct awareness on the linkages between landscape degradation, climate change and livelihoods using community meeting and radio spots and talk shows to enable them understand contribution of human activities to climate change.

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Our goal in LEAD Uganda is to catalyze and empower sustainable growth by creating a resilient production and market environment, ultimately eradicating poverty.”

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