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Keith Emmanuel Kisaame

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18 September 2020

Monitoring of Local Government Budgets and Road Transport Services in Quarter II FY 2019/20

This report presents findings of the Budget and Service Delivery Monitoring Exercise (BSDME) carried out in 26 districts where the Advocates Coalition for Development and Environment (ACODE) operates . The exercise was undertaken by ACODE and its partn …

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4 March 2019

Assessing Public Expenditure Governance of the Primary Health Care Programme in Uganda

The study set out to understand the differences in public expenditure governance practices and perceptions in the delivery of PHC, between the best performing and the poorly performing districts on the MoH district league table of FY 2016/17. Overall, …

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9 January 2018

Public Expenditure Governance in Uganda’s Agricultural Extension System

This study therefore assesses the governance of public expenditure in Uganda’s agricultural extension system. The study aims at examining the nature in which decisions pertaining to public expenditure prioritisation and implementation are made. Most sp …

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1 January 2015

Public Expenditure Governance in Uganda’s Education Sector Application of an Innovative Assessment Framework

In this paper a framework for assessing public expenditure governance is presented within the education sector. PEG assessment focuses on inputs, processes and outcomes associated with the governance of public expenditure. Usually tools for assessing p …

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1 January 2011

Marginalization of Environment and Natural Resources Sub-Sector Undermining the Economic Base and Entrenching Poverty in Uganda

“Environment and Natural Resources (ENR) constitute a significant economic base of Uganda and will remain so in the future. While the causes of poverty in Uganda can be attributed to many other factors, environmental degradation and mismanagement of th …

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