• Characterization of Muko Iron Ore deposit for Iron and Steel Production 

  Semukaaya, Robert (Makerere University, 2007-07)

  The purpose of this research was to investigate the iron ore deposits of Muko to establish their suitability for processing into iron and steel raw materials. The aim was to ascertain the viability of exploiting the ore, ...

• An investigation of under-capacity water Production of treatment plants. The case of Gabii. 

  Bekunda, Besigye' Cyrus (Makerere University, 2000-07)

  In the last decade, water demand for Kampala has been growing at a rate of 5% per annum and is currently (1999) 70,000 m3/d. The construction of the new Water Works (Gaba I) to meet this rising demand was completed in 1992. ...

• Drought Analysis in Uganda. 

  Ssekamuli, Benjamin (2007-09)

  Drought is the most complex and least understood of all natural hazards, affecting more people than any other hazard as noted by Wilhite. 1993. However, drought has to be perceived as natural part of climate under all ...

• Optimizing the location of edge clouds with baseband units in Cloud Radio Access Networks 

  Nakazibwe, Jackline (Makerere University, 2021-02)

  Cloud radio access network (CRAN) architecture has emerged as a transformative architecture for the next generation of mobile cellular networks. Unlike in traditional radio access networks (RANs) where baseband units (BBUs) ...

• Drought and low flow analyses in Lake Albert, Edward and Victoria Basins in Uganda 

  Nanyunja, Sylvia (Makerere University, 2020-12)

  There are reducing water levels in rivers making it inadequate to meet the socio-economic demands like water supply which is in line with the Sustainable Development Goal 6 for ensuring access to water and sanitation. Lack ...

• Techno-economic analysis of municipal solid waste gasification for electricity generation : case study of Mbarara Municipality 

  Tukahirwa, Smith (Makerere University, 2020-12-30)

  Mbarara Municipality generates between 170 and 200 tons of MSW per day out of which over 80% is gasifiable. This study carried out a detailed technical and economic evaluation of the suitability of this MSW to be gasified ...

• Willingness among food consumers to recycle human urine as crop fertiliser : evidence from a multinational survey 

  Niwagaba, Charles; Simha, Prithvi; Barton, Melissa A.; Perez-Mercado, Luis Fernando; McConville, Jennifer R.; Lalander, Cecilia; Magri, Maria Elisa; Dutta, Shanta; Kabir, Humayun; Selvakumar, Albert; Zhou, Xiaoqin; Martin, Tristan; Kizos, Thanasis; Kataki, Rupam; Gerchman, Yoram; Herscu-Kluska, Ronit; Alrousan, Dheaya; Goh, Eng Giap; Elenciuc, Daniela; Głowacka, Aleksandra; Korculanin, Laura; Tzeng, Rongyu Veneta; Ray, Saikat Sinha; Prouty, Christine; Mihelcic, James R.; Vinnerås, Björn (Elsevier, 2021)

  Source-separating sanitation systems offer the possibility of recycling nutrients present in wastewater as crop fertilisers. Thereby, they can reduce agriculture's impacts on global sources, sinks, and cycles for nitrogen ...

• Exploring linked data principles in representing, integrating and publishing disaster data in Uganda 

  Kiroge, Mosi Abubakar (Makerere University, 2020-11-19)

  During a disaster event, various participants such as government entities, humanitarian organizations and non-government organizations, gather information and create information systems for purposes of recovery, mitigation ...

• Energy conservation in a water utility company 

  Kogere, Emily Kihika (Makerere University, 2020)

  In the modern world, there is a high demand for electrical energy due to its vital role in the operations of the different industrial and sector activities. In Uganda, water treatment plants are among the intensive energy ...

• The impact of training on innovation and enterprise competitiveness in Uganda 

  Kaggwa, Apollo (Makerere University, 2015-11)

  This study focused on establishing the impact of training on innovation and enterprise Competitiveness in Uganda. The study was guided by the following study objectives namely; analyzing the extent of the impact of training ...

• Preparation and Evaluation of Activated Carbons from Rice Husks in Uganda for Removal of Humic Acid from Water. 

  Menya, Emmanuel (2019-12)

  The Government of Uganda and its development partners have made great strides in promoting rice production to improve household food security and income. However, the amount of rice husks (RH) generated from the milling ...

• Exploitation of Cocoa Pod husks for rural electricity production - towards a sustainable cocoa value chain in Uganda. 

  Kilama, George (2019-11-13)

  Although access to electricity power supply is critical to national development, utility companies in Uganda either lack the financial capacity to expand their grids to isolated rural areas or choose not to do so due to ...

• Effect of Wastewater from Kampala Industrial and Business Park on Bukasa Swamp Water. 

  Ahabwe, John (2019-12-18)

  Global environmental water changes are caused by proximate human activities. In Uganda, and the whole world at large, water pollution is a frequent outcry demonstrated further by the loss of flora and fauna in water bodies. ...

• Design and development of a mobile application system for accessing suspect information using fingerprint recognition. 

  Mikisa, Rhian (2019-12)

  The purpose the traffic police serves is to ensure law and order is maintained on the roads in the country. It is therefore vital for the force to have a means to identify traffic offenders and take them off the roads. ...

• Evaluation of thermal comfort of naturally ventilated residential buildings in the informal settlements in Kampala city, Uganda. 

  Kajjoba, Derrick (2019-12-05)

  The hot conditions in the tropics where Uganda lies affects the indoor thermal comfort conditions due to the prevalence of the use of natural ventilation in many residential buildings to obtain thermal comfort. This ...

• Modeling and assessment of large-scale solar PV generation on Uganda's electricity grid 

  Katiiti, Hilda (2019)

  Globally, renewable energy sources like Solar PV are being employed more and more to ensure sustainable and cleaner future energy production. Uganda is endowed with abundant solar energy from the sun in Uganda, meaning ...

• Project Management and Implementation of Low Volume Roads. 

  Wampama, Frank (2019-09-06)

  Uganda’s road network comprising about 145,000km of National, Urban, District and Community access roads, provides the dominant mode of freight and passenger transport. Unsealed low volume roads constitute over 90% of the ...

• An Advanced protection scheme to avert blackouts due to transmission network overload. 

  Rwendeire, Andrew (2018-08-24)

  The transmission and distribution networks suffer various overloads which have reduced power availability and utility income generation. Some networks employ frequency monitoring with Under Frequency Load Shedding to ensure ...

• Faecal sludge dewatering and carbonisation for the production of fuel briquettes 

  Atwijukye, Osbert (Makerere University, 2019-06)

  Globally, there is an increasing demand for energy to support development needs. The challenge of inadequate energy resources is more pronounced in developing countries/ regions like the Sub Saharan Africa. The quench ...

• Evaluation of sedimentation in run-off-river for hydroelectric power development in the western region of Uganda 

  Turyatemba, Baingana Eddy (2018-11)

  Soil erosion is the major cause of land degradation and reservoir sedimentation. Therefore, modeling of run-off-river and sediment yield at a watershed level is very important. A conceptual, distributed and continuous time, ...

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