October 22, 2021
COVID-19 and e-learning in Uganda: How can the education access inequality gap be closed?
Globally, the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has greatly disrupted education systems forcing learners and
October 7, 2021
Uganda’s schools at risk as teachers find new work during Covid
Private school teachers in Uganda faced the toughest time when their salaries dried up due
September 26, 2021
GrOW study notices baby steps of men sharing care work with their spouses
There is a notable shift by some men going out of the way to share
August 28, 2021
A call to rethink the sugarcane sub-sector to address rural poverty in Uganda
While Uganda has seen a jump in sugarcane production, this has come as a result
August 27, 2021
‘Use covid-19 resources prudently’ – EPRC researcher
With the likelihood also that new lethal variants may emerge and therefore prolong pandemic pain
August 3, 2021
MSMEs in Uganda far from being resilient – EPRC Study
Uganda’s Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs)are “hanging in there” to see the next day
July 29, 2021
Photo essay: How lockdown affected lives in Uganda’s capital Kampala
Uganda is going through the toughest lockdown since being hit by the second wave of
July 5, 2021
EPRC role in the Uganda Government M&E function
The Economic Policy Research Centre has played a key role in the Uganda government monitoring