State responsiveness to poverty: the politics of propoor policy making and implementation: country report: Uganda.

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2003
Country:
Uganda
Document Type:
Country Report
Theme:
Social Change
Authors:
Booth, D., Moncrieffe, J., Kayabwe, S., Nsabagasani, X.

Abstract

This paper concentrates on the politics of anti-poverty policy-making in Uganda. It addresses five broad questions: How do historical legacies affect poverty reduction processes and outcomes?; What is the role of political management in facilitating and undermining poverty reduction?; How do the political structures and processes affect policy formulation and outcomes?; How do the administration and politicisation of decentralisation affect poverty outcomes?; and What sorts of positive political actions are required to secure and sustain effective pro-poor outcomes?

Citation

ODI, London, UK, 105 pp.

State responsiveness to poverty: the politics of propoor policy making and implementation: country report: Uganda.

Published 1 January 2003
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