The Uganda Debt network is calling for increased funding of government institutions that work on children rights if the cases of violating children rights are to be fought in the country. This as Uganda Debt Network together with Save the children launched the study of a survey that was done on “CHILDREN BUDGETING IN UGANDA” where it […]
Development partners are strongly cautioning government on the continued behaviours of increased borrowing which they say will, in the long run, fail faster economic and social development as government will then be engaged in servicing the debts. Speaking in a meeting organized to discuss the way Uganda borrows and the way it uses its resources, […]
A baseline survey made in 2009 by the Uganda Debt Network (UDN) has indicated that failure to involve the population in the planning process is the cause of poor implementation of government programs. The survey says that failure to involve the population in the planning process makes proper accountability almost impossible because the population is not empowered with […]