Participatory Local Democracy

Supported by UNDEF 2012-2014

The political context of financing infrastructure developmentin local government : lessons from local council oversight functions in Uganda

Abstract: Since 1993, local governments in Uganda attained responsibility over infrastructure development while elected councils exercise oversight functions over the infrastructure. The challenge is that most of the councilors lack the necessary educational qualifications, technical skills and competence.

Author(s): Tukahebwa, Geoffrey B.

Source(s): , Research series / Economic policy research centre; 97 ii, 32 p., ill Research series / Economic policy research centre 97

Published: 2012 Economic policy research centre (EPRC), Kampala (English

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Link: https://www.eprc.or.ug/pdf_files/series97.pdf

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January 1, 2012

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decentralization in government, economic development, infrastructure, Local Government, political aspects, Uganda

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The political context of financing infrastructure developmentin local government : lessons from local council oversight functions in Uganda

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