Research

Ugandans living 32 percent longer

When I was born in 1968, I could only expect to live up to 47 years,…
Curing ignorance about TB is a challenge

In 2016, CPAR Uganda had the privilege to conduct qualitative research on the tuberculosis (TB) pandemic…
How can we promote culture of reading?

We started off with very high expectations of establishing a library in honour of our founder…
Focus on Kole and girl child education

Many girls in Kole District, drop out of school because of COVID-19, in the recent past;…
Church, women and unemployment

Our chief guest, Mr. Alex B. Okello, Permanent Secretary of the Directorate of Ethics and Integrity,…
Partnerships for mentoring young innovators

Our theory of change is that through our mentees we will amplify the voices of disadvantaged…
Prevalence of TB in Northern Uganda

The Ministry of Health, in its 2015 publication: “The National Tuberculosis Prevalence Survey, 2014-2015 Survey Report,”…
Food systems & agriculture

“The elusive nexus between the endogenous and the exogenous food systems within the context of Uganda’s…
Vicious cycle of tuberculosis deaths and poverty

Poverty is a determinant of successful treatment or not of tuberculosis (TB). A Uganda TB survivor,…
Tuberculosis survivor testimony

“Twenty five years ago, I woke up early in the morning, around 05:00 a.m. I went…