Uganda Crafts 2000 Ltd was incorporated as a private sector company in 2000. Prior to this, it operated as a non-governmental organization known as Uganda Crafts, founded in 1983 by Marilyn Dodge and Betty Kinene to support widowed and disabled women through income-generating activities.
Today, Uganda Crafts 2000 Ltd works with over 350 artisans across the country, producing high-quality handmade products while embracing Fair Trade principles. Despite privatization, the company continues to uphold its original mission of empowering vulnerable communities through sustainable craft production.
To create sustainable income for disadvantaged people, especially persons with disabilities, single mothers, widows, people living with HIV, and youth.
To improve livelihoods and promote sustainability through craft production.
Job creation, responsible sourcing, quality production, skills training, cultural preservation, and helping the community.
