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Description
Nwoya is a district located in the northern region of Uganda. It was officially established in 2010, having been carved out of the larger Amuru District. The area is characterized by its mix of urban and rural landscapes, with the district headquarters situated in the town of Nwoya.
The district is primarily inhabited by the Acholi people, who have a rich cultural heritage and traditions. Nwoya is known for its agricultural activities, especially in crops such as millet, sorghum, and maize. Livestock farming is also a vital part of the local economy.
Nwoya is home to various natural resources including forests and rivers, contributing to its biodiversity. The region has been working on rehabilitation projects to address the consequences of past conflicts, aiming to promote peace, development, and sustainable livelihoods for its inhabitants.
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