In Hoima District, with particular focus on the Kyangwali Refugee Settlement, the CHART-CR Project addresses the growing impacts of climate change on food security for both refugees and host communities. The area faces pressure from rapid population growth, reduced land availability, and environmental degradation, all of which threaten sustainable food production. The project focuses on strengthening climate-resilient livelihoods through improved on-farm practices, post-harvest handling, and food sustainability approaches. Emphasis is placed on enhancing access to agricultural financing and building skills that support household food security. These interventions aim to reduce vulnerability while promoting self-reliance and resilience among displaced and host populations

In Kasese District, CHART-CR focuses on water and sanitation challenges driven by climate change, recurrent flooding, and river overflows from the Rwenzori Mountains. Communities are frequently affected by the destruction of homes, infrastructure, and water sources, increasing reliance on unsafe water and heightening public health risks. The project addresses access to safe drinking water, domestic water management, and sanitation awareness among vulnerable households. Special attention is given to the disproportionate burden faced by women and girls in water collection and household water management. Through community engagement and capacity building, the project supports practical solutions that strengthen resilience to water-related climate shocks.