Parish Development Model funds were invested in fish businesses within Kikuube and Buliisa Districts in Uganda.
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What happened
Parish Development Model funds were invested in fish businesses within Kikuube and Buliisa Districts in Uganda.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Ugandan initiative facing corruption issues1 source
PDM funds are being used to support fish businesses in districts near Lake Albert.1 source
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Government initiatives in Uganda encourage participation in development programs.Also in this story
- The Church of Uganda partnered with the government to implement community initiatives.
- President commended a church congregation's fundraising and urged leaders to combat poverty using government programs.
- NAGRC&DB, a body under the Ministry of Agriculture, expanded access to breeding stock for PDM farmers.
The entities involved
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Parish Development Model
Ugandan government initiative
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Uganda
country in East Africa
Related events
- Uganda and Kampala are currently functioning as a major market hub for the country.
- PDM funds were disbursed for local development, and a committee began reviewing the fund recovery rates in Nakaseke District.
- PDM faces scrutiny over fund access charges as the President directs an anti-corruption push in Uganda.
- Uganda and Kenya are strategically located to fetch market opportunities.
- Virginie Leroy discusses collaboration on Ugandan economic issues, involving the Uganda Investment Authority (UIA).
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- observer.ugBeyond the spectacle: Why executive populism cannot replace institutional anti-corruption reform in Uganda - The Observer Media Ltd
- allafrica.com