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Crisis centers for survivors of gender based violence
(Uganda Women’s Network, 2012)
Gender-based violence is a major problem faced by women world over with 70 % of violence faced by women are within homes
and yet getting out of such abusive or violent relationship is a very difficult decision for majority ...
Integration of the concluding observations and recommendation of the Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) committee in to the Justice, Law and Order Sector (JLOS) Sector Investment Plan III (SIP III), 2012/13 – 201/17
(Uganda Women’s Network, 2012)
This policy brief is produced by Uganda Women’s Network as part of the series of policy analysis documents. The brief focuses on the Convention on the Elimination of All forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW). Uganda ...
The effects of shocks, gender and culture on asset accumulation
(United States Agency for International Development (USAID), 2012)
Sustainability poverty reduction is difficult to achieve without mechanisms that help households manage shocks. Covariate shocks, which impact virtually everyone in a community occur because of natural disasters, war, price ...
Challenges Associated with the Development of Oil and Gas Sector in Uganda
(The African Economic Research Consortium, 2012)
The subject matter of challenges associated with the development of the oil sector is commonly acknowledged as being inadequate. The danger is that many African governments often repeat past mistakes by assuming that the ...
Violence against Women: Looking Beneath the Figures
(Uganda Women’s Network, 2012)
Gender-based violence in all
forms – physical, psychological
and economic remains one of
the most detrimental affronts
to the lives of women. GBV
is attributed to a number
of factors including cultural
attitudes and ...
Ensuring Adequate Early Childhood Development for Uganda’s Children
(Economic Policy Research Centre (EPRC), 2012)
Although Uganda has made significant progress in reducing child deaths in the past five years, the country still faces major challenges in ensuring adequate early childhood development. This briefing highlights some of the ...
Poverty and inequality dynamics in Uganda: Insights from the Uganda National Panel Surveys 2005/6 and 2009/10
(Economic Policy Research Centre (EPRC), 2012)
While Uganda has made significant efforts in reducing the proportion of individuals and households
living below the absolute poverty line, nearly 10 percent of the households continue to live in
persistent or chronic ...