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Motherly Crisis Management

Revisiting Angela Merkel's Leadership during the Coronavirus Pandemic

Celebrating 15 years in office this November, Angela Merkel is the European Union’s longest serving leader and the world’s longest serving female head of government. Recently, Merkel not only made headlines with her tenure jubilee but even more so with her style of leadership during the coronavirus crisis. Heralded as Germany’s “silver bullet“ of crisis management,1 the 66 year old has been leading by example and many leaders look to her for guidance and inspiration. Particularly for women, it is a promising quest to explore what Angela Merkel has to offer that makes her leadership during the pandemic so remarkable and exemplary.

Coronavirus Pandemic Worsening the Mental Health Situation in Northern Uganda

COVID-19 and Mental Health

The Coronavirus pandemic has disrupted access to mental health services in northern Uganda, worsening the already bad situation in the region recovering from the effect over two decades of LRA led insurgency.

Industrial Policy for Economic Transformationin Uganda

Reality Check 12

This 12th edition of the Reality Check focuses on the role of industrial policy for economic transformation in Uganda.

Keeping up with KAS!

Newsletter 02/2020

More about KAS activities and news between April and June 2020 is just a click away. Keeping up with us has never been made easier.

COVID-19 Pandemic Disrupts Public Health Service Delivery systems in Gulu District

Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Uganda

This report highlight how the COVID-19 pandemic is disrupting public health delivery systems in Northern Uganda

Mapping Uganda's Corporate Impact Investment Landscape

Impact Investment in Uganda

This report comprehensively maps out the status of social impact investment (SII) in Uganda, the key players involved in the sub-counter and which areas such investments are directed at.

Kampala's Air Quality is Red-Flagged

Awareness of the "Silent Killer" Remains Low

Today, polluted air is the greatest environmental risk to health around the entire world. The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that 7 million people annually die as a result of living with polluted air. In 2019, Uganda scored third on the African continent for recording the highest and most dangerously polluted air – only Ghana and DR Congo produced worse results. In global comparison, Uganda ranks among the top 25 of countries with the highest amount of Particulate Matter (PM), an airborne contaminant which negatively affects human health. Escaping these microscopic pollutants is virtually impossible, especially in the capital city Kampala.

Unemployment, Labor Export & Human Trafficking?

ARISE Magazine, Issue 68

Together with our Partner ACFODE (Action for Development) we published the ARISE Magazine, a Women's Development Magazine. This issue deals with unemployment, labor export and human trafficking.

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Corona pandemic in Africa: More poverty, crises and conflicts?

Insights into CĂ´te d'Ivoire, DR Congo, Mali, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda

The corona pandemic has reached sub-Saharan-Africa. Against this backdrop, we report on the overall situation and take a closer look at the state of affairs in CĂ´te d'Ivoire, DR Congo, Mali, South Africa, Tanzania and Uganda. Furthermore, we also investigate what German politics could do to mitigate the negative effects of the corona virus and how African countries can better protect themselves against further pandemics.

Dilemmas of Preventing COVID-19 among Kampala’s Poor Urban Dwellers

COVID-19 Pandemic in Kampala

This article examines what blanket measures to control COVID19 such as encouraging social distancing means for urban poor people living in slums and other informal settlements of Kampala city.

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Country Reports

Short political reports of the KAS offices abroad

The Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung is a political foundation. Our offices abroad are in charge of over 200 projects in more than 120 countries. The country reports offer current analyses, exclusive evaluations, background information and forecasts - provided by our international staff.

Event Reports

The Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, its educational institutions, centres and foreign offices, offer several thousand events on various subjects each year. We provide up to date and exclusive reports on selected conferences, events and symposia at www.kas.de. In addition to a summary of the contents, you can also find additional material such as pictures, speeches, videos or audio clips.

ARISE

A Women’s Development Magazine

ARISE magazine features varying issues around women and development in Uganda. Whether women wearing uniform, working as farmers, or holding political offices: We review the trends and challenges women face in Uganda. The magazine has been published in cooperation with Action for Development since 1990.

Reality Check

The series analyses developmental challenges in the political, social and economic sphere in Uganda. The editions examine hot topics of the daily political agenda and undertake a rigorous reality check. Reality Check is published in cooperation with Centre for Development Alternatives.

Economic Policy Paper Series

We examine economic issues in Uganda through a policy lens: Which way for Uganda's economic development? Which obstacles does the country face? And how can political players set the course for economic growth? This series crafts policy papers to inform and inspire debates around economic progress in Uganda. The Economic Policy Paper Series is published in cooperation with Centre for Development Alternatives. 

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