Research
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Research & fellowship opportunities 2025
The mission of CPAR Uganda is to develop, disseminate and promote application of technologies suitable and…
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Ugandans living 32 percent longer
When I was born in 1968, I could only expect to live up to 47 years,…
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Curing ignorance about TB is a challenge
In 2016, CPAR Uganda had the privilege to conduct qualitative research on the tuberculosis (TB) pandemic…
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How can we promote culture of reading?
We started off with very high expectations of establishing a library in honour of our founder…
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Focus on Kole and girl child education
Many girls in Kole District, drop out of school because of COVID-19, in the recent past;…
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Church, women and unemployment
Our chief guest, Mr. Alex B. Okello, Permanent Secretary of the Directorate of Ethics and Integrity,…
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Partnerships for mentoring young innovators
Our theory of change is that through our mentees we will amplify the voices of disadvantaged…
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Prevalence of TB in Northern Uganda
The Ministry of Health, in its 2015 publication: “The National Tuberculosis Prevalence Survey, 2014-2015 Survey Report,”…
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The Woman in Me
Adongo is a poor rural woman who lives in Alebtong District. Early every morning, she wakes…
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Lead Mentor Norah Owaraga
Her wealth of professional experience spans since 1992, during which period she has worked as a…