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Chronic Poverty in Uganda - The Policy Challenges

CPRC Uganda (2005)

Chronic Poverty Report
Our report on Chronic Poverty in Uganda is intended to inform policy makers and implementers (both within government and civil society), so that the interests of the very poorest in our country are reflected in national priorities. The PEAP has just been revised and many of its provisions provide us with an opportunity to do so. More can be done, however, and this report is meant to provide some evidence and suggestions for the future, even if answers remain uncertain in some respects.

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