To establish a KCCA-led Urban Refugee Coordination Mechanism that aligns actors, clarifies responsibilities, coordinates urban refugee interventions, and mobilizes and tracks stakeholder contributions through a transparent and accountable system linked to KCCA structures and strategic plan.
Specific objectives:
Develop a practical KCCA-led coordination mechanism specifying membership, leadership, institutional roles, decision-making, referrals, information sharing, reporting and accountability arrangements.
Secure stakeholder agreement and operational readiness for the proposed mechanism by testing their institutional, legal, technical and financial feasibility; agreeing on roles and initial contribution commitments; incorporating stakeholder feedback; and preparing a costed 90-day activation plan for KCCA approval.
Define and articulate the complementary role of the KCCA Refugee Coordination Mechanism within the broader refugee response architecture, clarifying how it will interface with existing national, city-level, humanitarian, development, and private sector coordination mechanisms to strengthen refugee inclusion, improve equitable access to urban services, and promote sustainable economic self-reliance for refugees and host communities in and around Kampala.
Produce a comprehensive snapshot of the urban refugee population in Kampala, including demographic characteristics, geographic distribution, socio-economic profile, access to services, livelihood opportunities, and key challenges affecting refugee inclusion and self-reliance.
Undertake a financial landscape analysis to assess current, available, and potential resources that can support implementation of the KCCA framework