Policy Briefs

COVID-19 and the Rising Levels of Domestic Violence in Uganda

Domestic violence which may also be referred to as domestic abuse or family violence is a very disastrous habit in families. Globally, domestic violence is a very big challenge among the married partners more so in developing countries Uganda inclusive. It became a very challenging turmoil during the period of Covid-19 lockdown.

MASSIVE VOTER EDUCATION AS A PIVOTAL PREVENTIVE TOOL TO VIOLENCE IN 2021 ELECTIONS IN UGANDA; A QUESTION OF ELECTION FUNDING

For an election to be successful and democratic, voters must; (i) understand their rights and responsibilities (ii) have sufficient knowledge of the election process following the election road map and (iii) understand the roles and acceptable voter behaviour before, during and after elections.

The Timely Decision for Businesses in Uganda to Adopt Modern Technology in the New World Setting

ADDRESSING YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT IN UGANDA; The Inevitable Advice of the 21st Century

According to UBOS, 2018 report, the distribution of employment status is as follows; the paid employment covers 34.5%, own account is 52.8% contributing family works is 9.8% and employer is 3.0%. This is a clear testimony that if self-employment is improved, unemployment and poverty will reduce.

The Quest For the Decentralisation of Revenue Mobilisation to Local Governments in Uganda

A sound revenue system for local governments (LG) is an essential pre-condition for the success of proper service delivery among local governments. Local revenue mobilization has the potential to foster socio-economic and administrative accountability through empowering communities.

IMPROVING REPRODUCTIVE & MATERNAL HEALTH IN RURAL UGANDA; Mothers should not die during delivery