Planning & Development


The Planning and Development arm of the DNU identifies and evaluates possibilities for new ministry, creates a strategy and then carries out the project. A few projects implimented by teh Deaprtments inluded the following:

  • Ajula De Rwot, funded by USAID – Equips villages with health kits, holds adult literacy classes, and provides training on Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs), nutrition and farming techniques.
  • Saving and Internal Lending in the Community (SILC), funded by CRS Uganda - Encourages a culture of saving and loaning amongst villagers. Currently SILC has 49 groups with total saving of Ug. Shs. 4,241,000 ($2,000 USD).
  • Rocokwo Program, funded by Care International in Uganda – Holds livelihood seminars on the topics of agriculture, saving and loan associations, peace-building, and Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV).
  • SGBV, funded by Care International in Uganda – Provides psycho-social support services, counselling, training, and drama presentations in the sub-counties to minimize the level of sexual gender-based violence in the community.
  • Okwey Project, funded by Trust Fund ICC – Seeks to help wounded survivors by providing scholarships, healing of memory seminars, and making referrals to physicians. Currently, 100 people benefit from this project.
  • Capacity-Building for Archdeaconries, funded by CRWRC – Trains, encourages and funds mission projects that arise from churches within the Diocese, so that local churches are equipped to take on their own projects.
  • Agroforestry, funded by PDR – Provides training to farmers in agro-forestry.
  • Cathedral Construction, funded by the Diocese and friends – Construction has begun on a new cathedral located near the Bishop’s quarters on the diocese.
  • Tractor Service – Rents a tractor to farmers in the community. Currently, the tractor is in need of an overhaul before it can begin service.


Planning and Development is headed by Rev. Aber Caroline and is now being called Household and Community Transformation.  The contact is 0775 417 293