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Decentralisation, local politics and the construction of women's citizenship : the case of Uganda
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Tuesday, January 2, 2007 - 05:00
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Canada can learn from Uganda’s gender budgeting experience
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Eco-Health project start-up/methodological workshop , Sports View Hotel, Kireka, 11th-13th July 2007 : sustainable community based interventionsfor improving environment and health in slums of Banda, Kampala City (KCC)
The Eco-Health Stakeholders workshop was a participatory workshop, which provided equal opportunity to all participants to express their views and to make contributions.
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Decentralisation, local politics and the construction of women's citizenship : Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania
The Centre for Basic Research (CBR) carries out research in areas of constitutionalism, civil society, governance, gender, environment, and labour.
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CBR capacity building programme : gender and decentralisation
The Centre for Basic Research (CBR) acknowledges that young graduates who have prior training in research methods have not been able to conduct research without supervision.
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Delivering Healthy Diets to Low-Income Families through Community Kitchens in Peru
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are a major cause of death in Peru, accounting for 60% of deaths in 2010. Unhealthy diet is one of the four major risk factors for NCDs.
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Tobacco Taxes and Tobacco Control Policies in Brazil, Mexico, and Uruguay
Tobacco use in many Latin American countries is high among boys, girls, men, and women.
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Addressing the Sanitation Challenge in Poor Urban Areas (East Africa)
The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that the global burden of disease could be reduced by up to 15% by improving water, sanitation and hygiene.
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Sustainable Banana Production and Pesticides in Costa Rica
Producing bananas for export is an important economic activity in Costa Rica. Large multinational producers employ thousands of workers, who live near plantations, and smallholders grow banana as a cash crop.
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Research in ActionGovernance Food security Crops Farming Systems Food security Livestock Gender
Improving food security in Latin America and the Caribbean