ODI is contributing to a major study by OECD DAC's Network on Governance (GOVNET) which examines how donors might improve their support to domestic accountability. ODI's role includes contributions to the research methodology for the study as a whole, and research contributions to a case study in Uganda, particularly drawing on research into the health sector.
This paper explores the link between donor aid and recipient budgets, and the role that greater transparency and clearer information about aid can play in improving budget transparency, the quality of budgetary decisions and accountability systems in developing countries.
This desk survey examined the support from the first and second Local Government Development Projects and, which provided support to the decentralization reforms in Uganda from 2000-2007.
A summary of initial findings from an ongoing review of progress towards the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which will include a set of league tables. The key message is that progress is possible, with a number of countries making real achievements.
This paper discusses and reviews progress of Uganda towards reaching Millennium Development Goal (MDG) 8 (A global partnership for development).
This project looks at aid and accountability in the health sector in Uganda, through an examination of the roles played by vertical funds, the nature of accountability for drugs procurement and supply, and issues of transparency and access to information.
The purpose of this conference is to bring together international actors, party foundations and implementing partners working in the field of political party assistance as a common “community of practice” to discuss some of the challenges and opportunities facing this community and agree on steps to be taken to improve the effectiveness of our support to political parties, bringing together political and developmental approaches and improving effectiveness of our interventions and the impact upon beneficiaries- political parties and party systems.
The objective of this case study is to assess the lessons from experience to date in the education sector and to provide the Government of Uganda and donors with guidance that will help them improve the design and implementation of SBS in future.
