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      Upgrading Kafeero neigbourhood in Mulago II Parish, Kawempe Division, Kampala City [1]
      Upgrading Kikungiri Neighbourhood - Kabale Municipality [1]
      Upgrading of Akeraiu health center 11 under the Uganda inter-governmental fiscal transferprogrme for results in Amuria district. [1]
      Upgrading of Buwali mixed use neighbourhood in Kyengera town council, Wakiso district. [1]
      Upgrading of Hoima - Butiaba - Wanseko road project (111KM) package 11 gravel to Bituminous standards. [1]
      Upgrading of Hoima-Butiaba-Wanseko Road (111km) to paved (bituminous) standard. [1]
      Upgrading of Kikandwa and Buseregenyu Health Centre IIs to Health Centre IIIs [1]
      Upgrading of Kyenjojo – Kabwoya road from gravel to paved (bitumen) standard (100km) [1]
      Upgrading of Masaka-Bukakata Road (41km) from gravel to paved (bitumen standard) [1]
      Upgrading of Matyama local Service Centre North Ward, Namutumba Town Council, Namutumba District [1]
      Upgrading of Nyeikunama neighborhood Muhanga town council. [1]
      The upgrading of Olwiyo - Gulu road from gravel to bituminous standard. [1]
      Use of linked data model to publish land acquisition data (a case study of Lusalira – Kasambya – Nkonge – Sembabule Road Project) [1]
      Using remote sensing and GIS to monitor land cover dynamics for Budongo Forest Reserve [1]
      Using SBAS-InSAR with Sentinel-1 Data to Measure Ground Subsidence and its Possible Effects on Catchment Modelling [1]
      Utilizing web-GIS in the development of online platform ecotourism in the National Forestry Authority [1]
      Value engineering in construction of staff house and VIP drainable latrine at Biira HC 111 in Adjumani District. [1]
      Value Enginering in the Construction of an Administration block in Bweyogerere, Uganda. [1]
      Watoto children's church at Lubowa [1]
      Wildfire Susceptibility Modelling in Queen Elizabeth National Park - Uganda. [1]