How would you describe the environmental status of Kampala?

Whether meeting sustenance needs means clearing rainforests or drawing fish from Lake Victoria, the objective for many Ugandans is the same: survival. But could these practices make things even more difficult for Ugandans in future generations? read more

The status of women in Uganda is affected by high poverty levels, low literacy rates, limited access to resources, inadequate institutional capacity of national gender mechanisms and law enforcement agencies and negative sociocultural practices that foster violation of women’s rights. read more

Kampala, Uganda's capital city has experienced rapid population growth of 5.61% per annum from 774,241 in 1991 to 1.2million 2002.The growth, which has occurred concomitantly with changes in population structure of the city, is influenced by rural-urban migration (UBOS, 2002). read more