Learn about the Police Secondment Campaign 2023, including job openings, nominations, selection process, and communication protocols. Understand the background, workflow overview, and criteria for successful candidates in this police secondment initiative. Discover how police officers are officially

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The National Smart Slum Upgrading and Prevention Strategy in Uganda addresses the challenges faced by slum residents, focusing on improving living conditions, preventing future slum growth, and integrating participatory measures for sustainable development. The strategy outlines the context of slum

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The judicial decisions regarding Uganda's banking sector, including issues like cryptocurrencies, digital fraud, bank valuers' liability, and property disputes, highlight crucial legal precedents and implications for both banks and customers. These rulings provide insights into the evolving landscap

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The report on the state of the urban sector in Uganda for 2022 outlines the challenges and opportunities arising from rapid urbanization. The goal is to inform policy interventions by identifying development issues, assessing governance strengths and weaknesses, and proposing sector strategies. The

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Explore the different facets of the mayor's police powers, including general administrative police, special police, and judicial police. Learn about the preventive and punitive roles of police, focusing on water supply and urban planning regulations. Delve into definitions and distinctions between a

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The Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023 in Uganda criminalizes homosexuality, imposing stricter punishments and curtailing freedom of speech for LGBTIQ+ individuals. Historical evidence shows that homosexuality is not alien to Africa, but colonial influences have led to stigmatization. The bill, first propo

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Uganda, known for its exceptional biodiversity and diverse indigenous ethnic groups, faces challenges of biodiversity decline and disappearing traditional knowledge associated with genetic resources. The Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and Benefit Sharing (ABS) presents an opportunity

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The Police and Crime Plan 2021-2024 introduced measures focusing on targeted prevention and early intervention by Essex Police. Key priorities were assessed, with grades ranging from Good to Requires Improvement. Confidence in local police showed a decrease compared to the previous year but was high

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Explore the powers and procedures of police officers on the street in this informative webinar featuring Sophie Leaver, a Police and Administrative Law Solicitor from Redfern Legal Centre. Topics covered include where police derive their powers, identity requests, personal searches, complaints proce

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IPID, as an oversight body, investigates cases involving the police as mandated by the IPID Act. This presentation covers the legislative mandate, total case intake, COVID-19 related cases, gender-based violence cases, and comparisons of cases received. It also highlights cases related to police act

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Four of the seven PFCC Priorities for Essex Police have been graded as Good, while three priorities require improvement. Crime rates fluctuated due to COVID-19 restrictions, with a decrease in all crime but an increase in Violence with Injury. Anti-Social Behaviour incidents were lower in September

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Glaucoma, the 3rd leading cause of blindness in Uganda, is primarily managed by General Ophthalmologists across 20 hospitals in the country. Uganda lacks Glaucoma subspecialists and specialized nurses. Equipment availability varies among hospitals. Cases in Uganda are typically identified through re

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The Uganda Bureau of Statistics presented findings from a data collection on gender-based violence and sexual reproductive health in Uganda. The research covered topics such as child marriage, female genital mutilation, contraceptive use, physical violence, sexual violence, psychological violence, a

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Education is a fundamental factor for human development, with guaranteed rights in Uganda. The COVID-19 pandemic has worsened vulnerabilities, especially for adolescent girls, leading to increased teenage pregnancies. Specific districts in Uganda have been greatly impacted. Education for women and g

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The D.K. Basu guidelines lay down specific requirements for the arrest, detention, and interrogation of individuals by the police in India. These guidelines include the need for clear identification of police officials, preparation of arrest memos with witnesses, and the right of the arrested person

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Uganda Evaluation Association (UEA) plays a key role in enhancing the quality of the National Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) System. The SWOT analysis reveals UEA's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats, while also evaluating the National M&E System in Uganda. The UEA's strategi

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The World Bank's portfolio in Uganda focuses on addressing challenges in the education sector such as high dropout rates, declining learning outcomes, and limited access to education, especially for women and girls. The response includes initiatives to improve service delivery, strengthen equity, an

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Uganda has successfully implemented an Assisted Partner Notification (APN) program to reach men for HIV testing, addressing the gender gap in testing rates. By utilizing various approaches such as index testing, self-testing, and social network testing, Uganda has achieved significant success in tar

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The "Child Education Project Uganda" led by Rashida Nakabuga aims to address the root causes of child labor in Uganda, particularly in the coffee sector. With a focus on poverty, gender inequality, and inadequate education, the project adopts a risk-based due diligence approach at the farm level to

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This research delves into the implementation of policies in Uganda with a focus on insights from previous Economic Growth Forum (EGF) recommendations. Analysts like Milly Kaddu and Ramathan Ggoobi highlight the importance of a dedicated policy on implementation. Methods for assessing policy progress

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The Ministry of Finance, Planning, and Economic Development in Uganda faces challenges in revenue mobilization and implementing tax policy measures. The tax policy aims to generate revenue for budget financing, promote investment and exports, redistribute income, and ensure compliance with regional

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The presentation by Quinto Rwotoyera from Uganda AIDS Commission discusses the national guidelines for mainstreaming HIV and AIDS in all sectors in Uganda. The content covers the existing policy and guidelines, overview of the presidential FastTrack initiative, objectives of the guidelines, users of

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January 2023 John Molson MBA International Case Competition presented a case on Mamaland Safaris & Woodland Lodges in Uganda. The challenge is to develop a growth strategy to achieve a 23% growth over the next 3 years. Analyzing the current situation, focusing on customer segments, acquisition metho

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Uganda's adoption of Citizen Generated Data (CGD) for informing policy-making and programming on gender equality and women's empowerment is highlighted. The Uganda Bureau of Statistics collaborated with various entities to develop the CGD Toolkit, emphasizing the importance of non-traditional data s

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The Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) produces and disseminates the Producer Price Index Agriculture to show the farm-gate prices received by farmers for primary agricultural products. The index is used by various stakeholders for policy-making and decision-making purposes. It covers key agricultur

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The workshop in Kampala, Uganda on May 2nd, 2018, highlighted the challenges related to the right to nationality. The discussions covered the legal framework, strengths, and gaps, as well as practical issues surrounding nationality in Uganda. Key issues include low birth registration rates, lack of

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The civil registration system in Uganda is governed by a legal framework including the Constitution, Registration Services Bureau Act, Children Act, and other laws. The Uganda Registration Services Bureau oversees the registration of vital events such as births, deaths, marriages, and adoptions. Reg

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This update covers recent legal developments in police law focusing on data and surveillance, misconduct and vetting, as well as torts related to police duty of care. It includes cases on data breaches, facial recognition, police information retention, and legislation impacting investigatory powers.

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This document outlines key priorities identified by the Uganda Transport Sector Development Partners Group for the fiscal year 2019/2020. The priorities include institutional framework optimization, legislative reforms, preparation of policy reports, and capacity-building initiatives within the tran

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African Swine Fever (ASF), caused by a large DNA virus, poses a significant threat to domestic pig populations in Uganda. Factors influencing its persistence include high mortality rates, absence of vaccines or treatments, and its endemic nature in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Research aims to understa

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The National Agricultural Advisory Services (NAADS) in Uganda is a decentralized and farmer-owned extension system aimed at improving food security and increasing farmers' incomes. This program focuses on providing farmer-centered advisory services to empower subsistence farmers and shift towards pr

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The Inspire Children project in Uganda, led by Rebecca Nabunya and Ambrose Kasiita, aims to empower vulnerable children through education, skills development, and community support. The project focuses on instilling hope, practical skills, and discipline in children for a brighter future. With a vis

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This document outlines the methodological workshop on measuring the impacts of refugees and IDPs on host countries and communities in Uganda. It focuses on the Humanitarian Innovation Project's research in Uganda, emphasizing the role of innovation, technology, and the private sector in refugee assi

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Dr. Robert Basaza discusses the lessons learned by the private and public sectors in providing healthcare services during the HIV/AIDS era in Uganda. Key insights include the formation of the Uganda AIDS Commission, multi-sectoral responses, and partnership coordination for an effective national str

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Addressing the issue of false burglar alarms draining police resources, this study proposes a Verified Response system in Salt Lake City. By requiring physical verification before police dispatch, this approach aims to optimize police productivity and reduce the strain caused by false alarms. The re

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Market failures are hindering the adoption of high-yielding seed varieties and fertilizers by smallholder farmers in Uganda. Research suggests various constraints such as lack of information, credit, and insurance. A hypothesis is proposed, questioning if the technologies are not adopted due to adul

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The Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) conducts an Annual Agricultural Survey (AAS) in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture to provide crucial data on agricultural production, land area, prices, market information, and technology adoption. The agriculture sector in Uganda is a significant

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Balton Uganda Limited, a subsidiary of Balton CP Group, operates in various Sub Saharan countries including Uganda. The company's departments cover Agriculture, Communication, Public Health, and more. The focus on Fertilizer Business in Uganda includes trends from 2011-2013, distribution channels, m

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Uganda has been proactive in implementing oral PrEP as a key biomedical prevention intervention since December 2016. Dr. Herbert Kadama, on June 18, 2019, provided updates on the progress of the PrEP program in Uganda. The country has developed a comprehensive road map for PrEP implementation, cover

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In Latvia, the State Police plays a crucial role in law enforcement and maintaining public order. The State Police College offers various educational programs for individuals interested in joining the police force, including vocational programs, professional development courses, and adult non-formal

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