The brief illustrates that increasing food prices in Uganda have had major effects of eroding people?s purchasing power especially among the low income groups. This has had significant implications for food security as people, especially the net buyers, afford less food.
| File Name: | Increase-Food Prices- Implications- Uganda-Economy.pdf |
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| Created Date: | 11-01-2012 |
Girl Child Education in Uganda
This brief uses the 2016 UDHS survey to shed light on factors that perpetuate physical gender based violence (GBV) in Uganda. Results of the survey reveal that much of the physical violence is predominantly perpetuated by intimate partners. |
This policy brief explores why Uganda's maternal mortality ratio (MMR)remains high compared to other East African countries, despite the reduction in the rate of maternal deaths during child birth over the past decade. |
This policy brief indicates that despite the increase in number of secondary schools in Uganda, the enrolment of girls compared to boys has persistently been low due to several factors highlighted therein. |
The burden of physical gender based violence in Uganda 