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      Domestic water scarcity and children’s wellbeing in rural Rakai District, Uganda [1]
      The donor community and sustainability of microfinance institutions in Uganda: a case study of Pride Uganda (1995-2005) [1]
      Donor support and Universal Primary Education (UPE) in Uganda: the case of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the African Development Bank (ADB), 1997 – 2007 [1]
      Donor support and Universal Primary Education (UPE) in Uganda: the case of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the African Development Bank (ADB), 1997 – 2007 [1]
      Drama therapy for the formerly abducted children in Agweng camp, Lira District [1]
      Drivers of self-medication among adult urban dwellers in Kampala City, Uganda. [1]
      Dropout rates amongst women groups participating in micro credit facilities in Soroti Municipality [1]
      Dual vulnerability: Batwa girls’ access to primary education in Rubanda district, Uganda [1]
      The dynamics of ethno-political relations in the Rwenzori Region, 1900-2000 [1]
      Dynamics of households caring for orphans in Lwamata sub-county, Kiboga District [1]
      Dynamics of juvenile delinquency in cosmopolitan Rubaga Division of Kampala City [1]
      The dynamics of peace building in South Kivu, 2004-2011, Democratic Republic of Congo. [1]
      The dynamics of political leadership and democracy in Uganda, 1962-2011: A Case study of Kabale District [1]
      E-management and employee performance at Infectious Diseases Research Collaboration (IDRC) 2019-2021 [1]
      Early childhood development support systems, community participation and sustainability of community centres in central region [1]
      Early HIV disclosure and nondisclosure among men and women on antiretroviral treatment in Uganda [1]
      Ebikoiko ebivuunule [1]
      Ebola shapes society: No partner, no family, no friends [1]
      Economic dependence, domestic violence, and marital dissatisfaction [1]
      Economic liberalization and its impact on families: A case study of selected areas in Kawempe Division, Kampala District (2008-2015) [1]