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Bank of Uganda (BOU) Governor Dr. Michael Atingi-Ego on Tuesday April 15, 2025, graced the launch of the EPRC 2024…
- By EPRC Uganda
The Economic Policy Research Centre (EPRC) and UN Women Uganda have unveiled gender statistics training policy advocacy and training manuals…
- By Damson Atwesigye
The EPRC has embarked on a study to assess Uganda’s readiness to switch to environmentally friendly electric mobility vehicles (EVs)….
- By EPRC Uganda
Youth unemployment in Uganda has triggered concern at the highest level. The country’s Finance Minister Hon Matia Kasaija, while on…
- By EPRC Uganda
Ms. Alice Nalweera is the EPRC 2025 Young Professional. This is an award given to the best student in the…
- By Elizabeth Birabwa
From November 25-28, 2024, EPRC researchers and the Programmes Manager attended two significant conferences in Dakar, Senegal: the Feed the…
- By EPRC Uganda
Demand for food items is estimated to more than double in the oil and gas and pipeline line districts, an…
- By EPRC Uganda
The Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) has welcomed findings from an EPRC study on the implementation of the revised ordinary…
- By EPRC Uganda
Uganda has been urged to adopt a phased approach toward transitioning away from second-hand clothes before implementing an outright ban….
- By EPRC Uganda
Uganda faces a significant economic burden from inadequate investment in the water, sanitation, and hygiene services. An EPRC analysis shows…
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