Recent publications
The implementation of the pilot Skills Development Fund has contributed positively to the relevance, quality, access, effectiveness, and efficiency of skills development in Uganda. The SDF has driven the creation of public-private partnerships for the provision of non-formal practice-oriented skills development trainings, through making it mandatory in its design that applicants need to build partnerships between public or private non-profit organizations with private sector partners |
The brief examines the likely effects of COVID-19 on Uganda’s semi-skilled youth searching for employment opportunities in the |
This paper examines the implications of increased import duties on selected products in a production and supply constrained environment. The study examines the trade (trade creation and diversion), revenue and welfare effects using the WITS-SMART simulation model. |
Action Research on change processes and lessons learned of the implementation of the Skills Development Fund (SDF) in Uganda