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Showing 1 to 20 of 597 for “"Uganda"”.
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Land reform in Uganda : harmonising the land tenure systems of Uganda, 1900-2003
… diverse and complex land tenure systems of Uganda could be harmonised into a formal land tenure structure that is simple, easily managed by the land registry officials, focused on the local level and readily understood by the community. Moreover, it would be regulated by official property …
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The impact of structural adjustment programmes on Uganda (with particular reference to Uganda Management Institute)
… particular case the author is an employee of the Uganda Management Institute. In order to achive the above general objective and in conformity with the University of Glasgow DBA requirements, the author examined the environment through a series of five (5) Learning Goals. While handling each …
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Vulnerability and risk to HIV infection in Uganda: multilevel modelling of Uganda AIDS Indicator Survey Data
… these are being offset by increases in others. Uganda is one of the countries where HIV infection rates have been increasing in the last 15 years, from 6.2 percent in 2000 to 6.4 percent in 2005 to 7.3 percent in 2012. Much as SSA is disproportionately affected by HIV/AIDS, the region has …
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Changing Antimalarial Drug Sensitivities in Uganda
… for the treatment and prevention of malaria in Uganda. However, resistance to both components of this regimen has emerged in Southeast Asia. The efficacy of artemether-lumefantrine, the first-line regimen to treat malaria in Uganda, has also been excellent, but continued pressure may select for …
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Language, Ideology and Power in Uganda
… ultra-valorizes English (and to some extent Luganda) over Kiswahili and other Ugandan languages, the state tends to draw its models from Anglophone East African discursive practice more broadly, which value English and Kiswahili more equally. Emerging from partially overlapping sociohistorical …
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Prevention of Gender Based Violence in Uganda
… statistics show that women from countries like Uganda have a 60% incidence of physical or sexual violence by an intimate partner. The government of Uganda and the WHO are well aware of the seriousness of this problem. The purpose of this paper is to explain the seriousness of this problem …
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Transforming Futures? Being Pentecostal in Kampala, Uganda
… is based on 14months of research in Kampala, Uganda, I explore how followers of this religion appropriate a discourse of prosperity and blessings, and how they utilise certain religious practices and relationships that are forged from the Pentecostal community in their efforts to mediate their …
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Local Taxation in Uganda, Kenya, and Zambia
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Dynamics of agribusiness decision making in Uganda
Uganda is a developing country in East Africa that faces high poverty rates among a confluence of socio-political issues. In the pursuit of fiscal and political stability, international development organizations are working to create an environment in which business prospers and livelihoods are …
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Creative capacity building in post-conflict Uganda
… in several post-conflict communities in Northern Uganda. The principle claims of this paper are: 1) by emphasizing local participation and innovation, CCB is software for the hardware of Appropriate Technology 2.0, an updated and strengthened version of the appropriate technology movement that is …
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Do Marketing Strategies Impact Condom Sales in Uganda?
… conduct a randomized control trial in Kampala, Uganda with two different promotion techniques of selling condoms – Fear versus Pleasure, to see which has a higher impact on growth of condom sales. These strategies will be randomly assigned to BRAC’s Peer Educator (PEs) hired exclusively to sell …
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Childbirth experiences and mother-infant relationships in Uganda
… who delivered at an urban tertiary hospital in Uganda. The sample comprised of 49 mothers aged between 18-38 years and their 4-5-monthold babies. Each mother-infant dyad was observed in a 10-minute video recorded social interaction at home. All mothers completed self-report questionnaires …
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Informal Vending and the State in Kampala, Uganda
… how the agency of informal vendors in Kampala, Uganda, is shaped by the state. It argues that efforts by the President and the NRM to monopolize political power have dramatically restricted the agency of informal street and market vendors, forcing them to adapt to changing political …
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Gender dynamics in home ownership in Kampala, Uganda
… ways in which married women in Kampala, Uganda are unable to become homeowners during marriage and at widowhood. In the process, the study also explores the special mechanisms through which married women became homeowners through marriage and at widowhood. The study was premised on the …
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Children, youth and transitional justice in Northern Uganda
… the Lord’s Resistance Army conflict in northern Uganda, efforts of dealing with the violent past and paving the way for a more just, peaceful future are now taking shape in Uganda and especially the northern region. Existing frameworks and proposals for transitional justice emphasize traditional …
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Mediated mimbar: muslim media and identity in Uganda
… between Muslims and media in East Africa, and Uganda in particular, this thesis examines the transformative role of new media in shaping the Islamic identity in Uganda. Since the liberalization of media in 1992, Ugandan Muslims have increasingly adopted new media, integrating it into their …
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A study on commercial property pricing in Uganda
… for commercial properties are determined in Uganda. The objectives of the study were to understand the role of conventions and social norms found in the property market environment on price determination and to explore the behaviour tendencies/heuristics exhibited by the players during the …
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Costs and benefits of electricity subsidies in Uganda
Electricity subsidies in Uganda have been pervasive in support of industrial output and government revenues since 2005, until their reduction in January 2012. While economic theory suggests that market mechanisms maximise social welfare, the necessity for subsidies arises when a markets fail. …
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