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Women Breaking Barriers

Meet Majo, a woman who has broken the barriers of employment in public transport.

Women Breaking Barriers
Creator: Photo by Joel Ongwech
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Land Management Manual for Academic Practitioners in the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area (GKMA)

The manual provides students and practitioners with an insight into the various working terminologies used in the most common five spheres of land management. These include: land ownership, describing who can own land; rights and...

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FES Corona Africa Brief

We are pleased to announce the #FESAfricaCoronaBrief. The blog series titled: “Disrupted: How COVID-19 is affecting societies across Africa” will investigate how African countries, governments and societies are responding to the...

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Social Protection for Workers in Uganda’s Informal Economy

An important reason behind the heightened concern for social protection for the informal economy is its rapid expansion with poor working conditions and low-wage operations. Informal workers lack income and social security, and job...

Social Protection for Workers in Uganda’s Informal Economy
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Street vendors and hawkers review the Kampala Street Trade Ordinance

PLAVU secretariat in consultation with its members proposed amendments that need to be discussed with the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) and other key stakeholders before the ordinance is approved.

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Violation Impact Assessment Tool offers solutions to communities subject to land and housing rights violations

The tool quantifies the costs of dispossession of land and home. It also provides strategic efforts at policy analysis litigation and the basis of solutions for people and communities subject to land and housing rights violations due to...

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PLAVU and ATGWU benefit from FES communication strategy workshop

The training workshop aimed at empowering the two institutions to effectively articulate, represent and advance their interests, causes and goals in the policy making process.

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ATGWU, FES train taxi operators on decent work and rights of women in transport sector

KOTSA members expressed their interest in understanding the national safety and health programmes that they can benefit from to address some of the decent work issues, starting social protection initiatives for themselves and empowerment...

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