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Godber W. Tumushabe

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1 January 2015

Assessing Public Expenditure Governance in Uganda’s Health Sector: The case of Gulu, Kamuli, and Luweero Districts. Application of an Innovative Framework

“This research report is one of the policy analyses prepared by ACODE to assess the governance of public expenditure (hereafter, public expenditure governance or PEG) in Uganda’s health, road, education and agriculture sectors. The report is premised a …

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1 January 2014

Making Public Procurement Work for Sustainable Forest Use: Excluding Illegal Timber from Uganda’s Market

Uganda is suffering the loss of its forest cover at alarming rates. This is partly attributed to illegal harvest of forest products including timber. It is reported that 80% of the timber on the Uganda Market is illegally harvested and traded. This phe …

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1 January 2010

Monitoring and Assessing the Performance of Local Government Councils in Uganda: Background, Methodology and Score Card

“The objective of this paper is to provide general background information and analysis upon which comprehensive monitoring of local councils is conceptualized and undertaken. The paper is based on a comprehensive review of existing literature on monito …

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1 January 2010

Uganda Local Government Councils Score Card Report 2008/9: A Comparative Summary of Findings, Conclusions and Recommendations

“This briefing paper presents a compressed summary of the findings and analysis of the first LGCSC assessment conducted in 10 districts and published in the main synthesis report. The 10 districts 4 which are spread evenly across the country were selec …

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1 January 2009

Trends in Public Administration Expenditure in Uganda: The Cost of the Executive and its Implications on Poverty Eradication and Governance

“This study provides detailed analysis of the factors that account for the unprecedented expansion of the executive bureaucracy in Uganda. It is this expanded political bureaucracy that partly accounts for the groincreae in public administration expend …

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1 June 2006

The East Africa Conference on Intellectual Property Rights and Development

“This is a synthesis report of the proceedings of the East Africa Conference on Intellectual Property Rights and Development which took place in Jinja-Uganda from the 28th -29th June 2006. The Conference brought together senior level officials from the …

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1 January 2005

Uganda National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan: The Crisis in Uganda’s Biodiversity Policy Making Process

“It is important to recognize that Uganda’s efforts to transform her economy, social services and politics are directly tied to the fate of our biological resources. Uganda’s stock of biological diversity including forests, wildlife, wetlands, micro-or …

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