- Uganda's development challenges are being analyzed and aligned with the theories of Arthur Lewis and Amartya Sen.
- A bank is supporting agricultural transformation at scale in Uganda, where agriculture remains the largest employer and supports livelihoods.
Deepening ties with Uganda through agricultural research and scholarships to support its development goals.
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Deepening ties with Uganda through agricultural research and scholarships to support its development goals.
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Uganda is seeing international support for its agricultural research and development through new partnerships.1 source
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