We explore the governance dynamics of 'new oil' in Uganda. I am writing to solicit your support to raise funds to pay for costs associated with the education for Frankie and Dean Hooker. In , the Australian state of New South Wales repealed its criminal laws against prostitution, freeing consenting adults to buy and sell sex and allowing brothels to operate much like other businesses.
BrothelsThe only street left with brothels in Nebbi is Soi 6. The NY Times has the story, on a bill being discussed that would legalize not only prostitution, but pimps and brothels. SlutTalk is a collaborative movement seeking to redefine "slut" one story at a time. There is evidence that many people, particularly women, would like smaller families. Chapters 2, 3 and 7 examine the implications of large families and how family planning service can be made more accessible and attractive to the population.
Social protection : is receiving more attention. Chapter 2 discusses a number of the identified disadvantaged groups in Uganda. Social protection is further discussed in Chapter 7.
Income distribution : is an absolutely central concern of the PEAP, particularly because income inequality has been increasing since All sectors preparing PEAP papers were asked to discuss who their beneficiaries were, in order to generate more creative thinking about how the poor can be reached by public services.
The prioritisation of public actions continues to focus on the poverty impact. In this PEAP, poverty impact is raised as a policy issue in a number of places where existing policy may need to be refocused. Regional equity : One particularly dramatic source of inequality in Uganda is the poor economic performance of the North, caused largely by the insecurity suffered by its population. Chapter 2 discusses the phenomenon of regional inequality, and Chapter 5 , on security, conflict-resolution, and disaster-management, is centrally concerned with the North and parts of the East.
