Where We Work
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Change Agent Elyetu in action
Coffee is not drought resistant “Ija (aunt in Ateso, language of Iteso, fourth largest first nation…
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Offending drivers get away scot-free
I wish for the policy to change so that the penalty is applied in such a…
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Calls for end of Youth Livelihood Program raise questions
I find astounding calls by Members of Parliament (MPs) for termination of the Youth Livelihood Program…
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Thank you Dr. Atto
“With humility and humanely, Doctor Atto serves Karamoja’s 2.8 million marginalized poor people, who should be…
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The case for public investment in irrigation
Ten years later, the blog post “The case for public investment in irrigation” remains very relevant.…
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Cultural privacy talking money
I daresay, for most children in Uganda, even when we come of age, we never get…
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Dig up grass lawns and grow food
The rain season approaches. Instead of your lawns being a cost center – tall grass that…
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‘Performing arts pastor’
“I refuse to be poor. I will be rich in Jesus name. The bible says God…
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No longer a relief aid provider …
CPAR Uganda is no longer a relief aid provider as it was in the 1990s, while…
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Research incompetence in public universities
Growing up, we were socialized to hold awe of academics, particularly those attending university as students;…
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