midconsult in action

2010

FRANK MUHEREEZA

Midconsult International Ltd

3/27/2010

Midconsult International in Action

MIDCONSULT INTERNATIONAL LTDPlot 2764/2025 Oluka Close,Ntinda UEB zoneP.O Box 12191,Kampala+256-772-422841 / [email protected]

GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT MIDCONSULT INTERNATIONAL LTD.

1. Name of organization Midconsult International Ltd.2. Address in Uganda Plot 2764/2025 Oluka Close, Ntinda UEB Zone, P.O. Box 12191,

Kampala.3. Legal status number Company Registration Certificate No. 1106054. No. of years working in

UgandaMidconsult International was formed in 2007, and incorporated as a limited liability company in July 2009

5. Contact Tel. number +256-772-422841 of +256-752-4228416. Contact email address [email protected]

7. Brief statement about the mission and objectives of the organization

MISSIONMidconsult International Ltd. is a private sector research and development organisation, whose mission is to empower marginalised communities through social and policy research that contributes to addressing underlying causes of their mass poverty.

OBJECTIVES OF THE ORGANISATIONThe objectives of Midconsult International Ltd are:

a. To undertake basic and applied social research and consultancy in the fields of environment and natural resources management; land tenure, land use and management; agriculture and food security; conflict prevention, management and resolution; and poverty assessments and livelihood analyses.

b. To provide general consultancy and technical advisory services in public policy research and development (including conducting baseline studies and surveys); supporting policy planning and formulation, as well as policy monitoring and evaluation.

c. To undertake organisational development work to support the strengthening of capacities and capabilities of both governmental agencies and corporations and non-governmental organisations, especially in the area of strategic planning; programme/project design and development; programme/project impact analysis and assessments, and; programme/project monitoring and evaluation, including the use of participatory approaches.

8. MAIN TYPE OF ACTIVITIES USUALLY UNDERTAKEN BY THE ORGANIZATION

Programme/Project design and development; Programme/Project Impact analysis and assessments, and; Programme/Project Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E), including the use of participatory approaches

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Organisational Strengthening and Institutional Development (OSID) assessments and strengthening, including supporting strategic planning for development organisations, as well as supporting strategic planning processes for projects and programme.

Poverty studies, including Participatory Poverty Assessments (PPAs), Participatory Poverty and Environment Assessment (PPEAs)

Land Tenure and Natural Resources Management (NRM) Studies, including Pastoral Resource Use and Pastoral Resource Use Conflicts Assessments

Conducting Socio-economic Baseline Studies and surveys

SECTION B: ORGANIZATIONAL EXPERIENCE AND CAPACITY

1. Project Status Surveys conducted

Midconsult International Ltd. and its core research team have been involved in three different types of PROJECT STATUS SURVEYS. The main involvement has been the area of Baseline Surveys, but the Midconsult International team has also been involved in Mid-term Performance Review studies for establishing the performance of projects at the mid-point, as well as end-of-project assessments and evaluations, which aim to establish the status of the project at the end to determine the outcomes and impacts achieved.

The Midconsult International core team of researchers and consultants have a very wide experience over the years in baseline surveys, mid-term project evaluations and end-of-project evaluations, focusing largely on agricultural project interventions. Over the years, they have conducted a wide range of Baseline Surveys.

Mr. Frank Emmanuel Muhereza has been involved in a wide-range of socio-economic baseline surveys, mid-term performance review and end-of-project evaluations. The following are worth-noting: Between 2 and 11 May 2009, Midconsult International provided an external consultant to the Review Mission of the Democracy, Justice and Peace Programme (DJPP) of the DANIDA-Human Rights and Good Governance (HUGGO). The DJPP Review Mission from the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Copenhagen, Denmark was in the country to review the DJPP Uganda Programme, for the period 2006-2010, to assess progress made by DANIDA-HUGGO in the implementation of the DJPP programme, and make recommendations for adjustments to the various components of the DJPP programme. Assessment involved document review; consultations with other development partners in Kampala; interviews with stakeholders in conflict afflicted of Gulu district in Northern Uganda.

Between September and December 2006, Mr. Muhereza was a team leader on a Participatory Action Research project on Pastoralism and Land Use Conflicts in Uganda, commissioned by the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development in collaboration with the Uganda Land Alliance (ULA). Participatory research was undertaken in three regions of Uganda to examine

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Chronic Land Conflicts between pastoralists and their agro-pastoralist and crop cultivating neigbhours, in order to make recommendation for possible inclusion in the on-going National Land Policy formulation process. Extensive field work was carried out in Apac, Kumi, Masindi, Isingiro, Kasese and Ssembabule districts.

Between April and January 2007, Mr. Muhereza was a team leader on a National Pastoralism Survey in 25 Districts in the cattle corridor, commissioned by Oxfam GB in Uganda. Stakeholder consultations and interviews with district officials, development partners and pastoralists were undertaken in 25 districts of Kasese, Bundibugyo, Kibaale, Kyenjojo, Kamwenge, Kamuli, Kumi, Pallisa, Sironko, Soroti, Katakwi, Kaberamaido, Mbarara, Isingiro, Kiruhura, Bushenyi, Ibanda, Lira, Kayunga, Kiboga, Mityana, Mubende, Mpigi, Sembabule and Rakai.

Between September 2005 and January 2006, Mr. Muhereza was a team leader on a Pilot Survey of the Dynamics of Pastoralism in seven districts in the cattle corridor. The study which was commissioned by Oxfam GB in Uganda, and was intended to identify knowledge gaps, and generate and understanding of pastoral commonalities and differences in order to provide a platform for improving the debate on pastoral rights, pro-pastoral policy and local pastoral needs, was undertaken in the districts of Apac, Hoima, Kapchorwa, Luwero, Masindi, Nakasongola and Ntungamo.

Between July and November 2005, Mr. Muhereza was a team leader on a research study on Land Issues and Conflicts in the West-Southwest to support the development of a CARE International in Uganda programme on Social Justice on Land Matters. Mr. Muhereza carried out extensive field consultations with stakeholders in Kisoro, Kabale, Kanungu, Kasese, Bundibugyo, Kabarole and Kyenjojo district to generate issues to inform the revision of a planned CARE International in Uganda programme on Social Justice on Land Matters to be implemented in West and South Uganda.

Between June and July 2004, Mr. Muhereza was a team leader for a Socio-economic Survey of the Impact of HIV/AIDS in Fishing Communities of Uganda. The nation-wide study on fish landing sites, which was funded by DFID and carried out in collaboration with the Marine Resource Assessment Group (MRAG), London, was undertaken in 18 fish landing sites in 13 districts of Kasese, Bushenyi, Bundibugyo, Hoima, Masindi, Apac, Arua, Bugiri, Busia, Jinja, Kalangala, Masaka and Rakai.

Between February and April 1999, Mr. Muhereza was a team leader for a Socio-economic Baseline Survey for IBRD/IDA funded District Health Support Programme (DHSP). The baseline survey entailed a survey of ‘Knowledge, Attitudes, Beliefs and Practices (KAPB)’ on Malaria in Uganda, and was undertaken in the districts of Mbarara, Kisoro and Mbale.

Between July and August 1997, Mr. Muhereza was a team leader for a Socio-economic Baseline Survey for FARM Africa (UK). The Baseline survey involved field interviews and

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stakeholder consultations in the districts of Mbale, Kapchorwa and Kumi, and was intended to inform the implementation of a planned Uganda Goat Development Project in the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industries and Fisheries (MAAIF).

2. Experience of conducting other related Surveys

Midconsult International Ltd has experience on undertaking longitudinal surveys. Recently, Midconsult International Ltd was contracted in September 2009 to undertake PRA studies to map the impact of humanitarian assistance on livelihoods of communities affected by humanitarian disasters/crises. The studies were undertaken in following district: Arua District; Kaabong District; Moroto District; Nakapiripirit District; Amuria District and Katakwi district. The study was also carried out in Nyongbwe sub-boma, Yei County, Eastern Equatoria Province, Southern Sudan.

In 2008, the study team leader was a lead consultant for a Mid-term evaluation of Vredeseilanden Uganda Country Office (VeCo Uganda)programme on Access to Markets (ATM), which was being implemented in 3 districts in Eastern Uganda (namely: Iganga, Busia and Mbale), with funding from CORDAID. This VeCo Uganda programme involved building sustainable agricultural market chains by supporting smallholder farmers’ access and utilisation of affordable agricultural financing so as to invest in agriculture and agri-enterprises for sustainable food and income security. The programme also involved support to enhance the capacities of Farmer Organizations and farmer-driven agri-enterprises to become strong institutions that are economically viable. VeCo Uganda supported the building of capacities of farmer organizations to facilitate effective management, improvement and conservation of the natural resource base.

Between June and October 2008, Mr. Muhereza was a hired as a national consultant by the World Bank Uganda Country Office to undertake the final evaluation of the Multi-Country Demobilisation and Reintegration Programme (MDRP) assistance to Amnesty Commission for the period between 2005 and 2007. Field interviews and stakeholder consultations were undertaken in Gulu, Kitgum, Kasese, Adjumani, Arua, Koboko, Moyo and Yumbe.

Between January and May 2006, Mr. Muhereza was contracted as team leader for the 2006 MS Uganda Country Programme Assessment (CPA) to assess the 2001-2006 MS Uganda Country Programme and recommend a future direction of the MS Uganda Country Programme Strategy for 2008 to 2012. Stakeholder consultations and interviews were undertaken with MS Uganda partners in Kampala, Nakasongola, Masindi, Jinja, Mbale, Apac, Gulu, Arua and Koboko.

Between February and November 2008, Midconsult International provided a lead consultant to Danida-Human Rights and Good Governance (HUGGO) programme on behalf of the Legal Aid Basket Fund (LABF) for the design of a Programme for enhancing Access to Justice, and the

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Administration of Law and Order in the five districts of Karamoja, including costing the programme, and developing an implementation strategy for the programme.

In August 2007, Mr. Muhereza was hired by United Nation’s Development Programme (UNDP) Country Office to develop UNDP’s Crisis Prevention and Recovery (CPR) Response in Northern Uganda as well as design UNDP’s CPR Strategic Plan for the period 2008-2011. Mr. Muhereza was hired by UNDP Uganda to undertake the development of UNDP’s CPR response in Northern Uganda. Methodology involved an analysis of the local development context and synthesis of entry points based on the UNDP corporate programming policies and strategic planning guidelines elaborated in the Standard Guidelines for UNDP programming. Between June and July 2007, Mr. Muhereza was hired by the UNDP Country Office to prepare a Background Context Analysis report in support of the development UNDP’s Crisis Prevention and Recovery (CPR) response in Northern Uganda for 2008-2011. In developing the context analysis, Mr. Muhereza supported the Bureau Crisis Prevention and Recovery (BCPR), Regional Bureau for Africa (RBA) two weeks Mission to Uganda that participated in the preparation of UNDP’s CPR Response in Northern Uganda for the period 2008-2011.

Between June and July 2007, Mr. Muhereza provided technical support to the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) to develop a project document for the establishment of a National Coordinating Unit (NCU) to foresee the operationalisation of the Karamoja Integrated Disarmament and Development Programme (KIDDP), 2007/2008-2009/2010. This assignment was commissioned by the Human Rights and Good Governance Programme (HUGGO) of the Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA).

Between January and May 2007, Mr. Muhereza was hired by United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Uganda to re-design the UNDP support project under the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) for implementation of the Karamoja Integrated Disarmament and Development Programme (KIDDP).

Between September 2006 and May 2007, Mr. Muhereza was the team leader for a commissioned assignment for designing the MS Uganda Country Programme Strategy (CPS), 2007-2011. Wide-ranging interviews and stakeholder consultations were carried out with MS Uganda Country Programme Management Team and stakeholders including MS Uganda Policy Advisory Board (PAB), partner organisations, bi-lateral Donors.

Between November 2006 and May 2007, Mr. Muhereza facilitated the re-design of the Karamoja Integrated Disarmament and Development Programme (KIDDP) of the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM). The assignment was supported by the Human Rights and Good Governance Programme (HUGGO) of the Danish International Development Agency (Danida), and involved providing technical support to the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) and Karamoja Parliamentary Group (KPG) to facilitate a consultative process in the five districts of

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Karamoja as well as in Kampala for updating and revising the KIDDP document. Assignment involves stakeholder consultations in Karamoja and in Kampala.

Between October 2005 and June 2006, Mr. Muhereza was hired as an international consultant to support Organisational strengthening and Institutional Development work for the East African Communities’ Organisation for the Management of Lake Victoria Resources (ECOVIC). Mr. Muhereza reviewed and streamlined the various constitutions and policies of ECOVIC, including the Regional Secretariat in Mwanza and the country chapters in Uganda (Jinja); Kenya (Homa Bay) and Tanzania (Mwanza). The assignment involved document review and stakeholder consultations in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania.

Between November and December 2001, Mr. Muhereza was part of a team commissioned by the World Bank, Policy and Human Resources Development (PHRD) Grant to Rural Development Institute (RDI), Seattle, Washington State, to undertake a Uganda Land Sector Analysis to analyse Common Property Resources (CPRs) in Uganda for the Plan for the Modernisation of Agriculture (PMA) Secretariat and the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (MFPED) to inform implementation of Land Act 1998 and Land Sector Strategic Plan (LSSP), 2000, in order to influence the achievement of poverty eradication objectives of the PEAP 2001. The study involved field interviews and stakeholder consultations in the districts of Kampala, Mukono, Wakiso, Mbale, Moroto and Mpigi.

3. Experience of working with governmental and international humanitarian/development agencies

Since it was incorporated in July 2009, Midconsult International Ltd, has established working relationships and carried out work with the following international humanitarian/development agencies:

The UN World Food Programme (UNWFP), Uganda Country Office (contact person: Els Kocken, Head, Evaluation/Lessons Learned Office, WFP Kampala. Telephone: 0772711281)

The Danish International Development Agency (Danida), (contact persons: Human Rights and Good Governance Programme (HUGGO) (contact persons: Niels Hjortdal, Tel: 0772735877; Samson Barigye, Tel. 0772749326)

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Uganda Country Office (contact person: Augustine Wandera 0772461643)

Midconsult International Ltd., has established working relationships and already carried out work with the following governmental agencies:

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The Africa Peer Review Mechanism (APRM)/NEPAD Secretariat at the National Planning Authority (NPA), Kampala (contact person: Silvia Angey-Ofoyuru; Programme Manager, Tel. 0772444768)

The Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), Kampala (Peter Amodoi; Manager, KIDDP National Coordinating Unit, Tel. 0772749315)

Over the last 15 years (since 2000), Mr. Frank Emmanuel Muhereza has carried out various research and consultancy assignments for international humanitarian/development agencies.

In 2009, Mr. Muhereza has worked with the following international humanitarian/development agencies: Oxfam GB in Uganda; Vredeseilanden Uganda Country Office (VeCo Uganda); Danish International Development Agency (Danida); United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Uganda Country Office.

In 2008, Mr. Muhereza worked with the following international humanitarian/development agencies: World Bank Uganda Country Office; Danish International Development Agency (Danida); Department for International Development (DFID), Kampala; United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Uganda Country Office; Institute for Security Studies (ISS), Nairobi Kenya; Vredeseilanden Uganda Country Office (VeCo Uganda); MISEREOR; Inter-Church Organisation for Development Co-operation (ICCO); CORDAID.

In 2007, Mr. Muhereza worked with the following international humanitarian/development agencies: Danish International Development Agency (Danida); Oxfam GB in Uganda; United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Uganda Country Office; Department for International Development (DFID), Kampala; Conflict, Security and Development Group of King’s College, London, University of London; FARM Africa Uganda; Associate for Rural Development (ARD), inc. Burlington, Vermont, USA; Vredeseilanden Uganda Country Office (VeCo Uganda); Danish Association for International Co-operation (MS Uganda) Country Office.

In 2006, Mr. Muhereza worked with the following international humanitarian/development agencies: Danish International Development Agency (Danida); Department for International Development (DFID), Kampala; Oxfam GB in Uganda; UNDP Uganda Country Office; Conflict, Security and Development Group of King’s College, London, University of London; Danish Association for International Co-operation (MS Uganda) Country; Forum Syd; East African Communities’ Organisation for the Management of Lake Victoria Resources (ECOVIC).

In 2005, Mr. Muhereza worked with the following international humanitarian/development agencies: Department for International Development (DFID), Kampala; the Netherlands Development Organisation (SNV) Uganda; Oxfam GB in Uganda; CORDAID; CARE International in Uganda; Forum Syd; East African Communities’ Organisation for the Management of Lake Victoria Resources (ECOVIC).

In 2004, Mr. Muhereza worked with the following international humanitarian/development agencies: CARE International in Uganda; Marine Resource Assessment Group (MRAG),

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London; International Institute of Environment and Development (IIED), London; Forum Syd; the East African Communities’ Organisation for the Management of Lake Victoria Resources (ECOVIC); Oxfam GB.

In 2003, Mr. Muhereza worked with the following international humanitarian/development agencies:

The Netherlands Development Organisation (SNV) Uganda; Oxfam GB in Uganda; Swedish Agency for International Development Co-operation (SIDA); Danish Association for International Co-operation (MS Uganda) Country Office.

In 2002, Mr. Muhereza worked with the following international humanitarian/development agencies 2002: Department for International Development (DFID), Kampala; United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Kampala; Associates in Rural Development (ARD) Inc. of Burlington, Vermont, U.S.A; Swedish Agency for International Development Co-operation (SIDA).

In 2001, Mr. Muhereza worked with the following international humanitarian/development agencies: Rural Development Institute (RDI), Seattle, Washington State; Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), Djibouti.

In 2000, Mr. Muhereza worked with the following international humanitarian/development agencies 2000: Department for International Development (DFID); United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Kampala.

In addition to the above mentioned; Mr. Muhereza has also established working relationships and carried out work with several governmental agencies.

In 2009 and 2008, Mr. Muhereza worked with two governmental agencies: Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) and Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industries and Fisheries (MAAIF).

In 2007, Mr. Muhereza worked with: the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industries and Fisheries (MAAIF); Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), and; Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS).

In 2006, Mr. Muhereza worked with: the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industries and Fisheries (MAAIF); Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), and; Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (MFPED).

In 2005, Mr. Muhereza worked with: Office of the Prime Minister (OPM); Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (MFPED), and; NUSAF.

In 2004, Mr. Muhereza worked with the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA).

In 2001, Mr. Muhereza worked with the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (MFPED).

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4. Participatory approaches – and other related tasks and experiences

Mr. Muhereza has received training in Participatory Poverty Assessment (PPA) using innovative methods especially Household/Community Ladders of Life (Uganda Participatory Poverty Assessment Project, Ministry of Finance Planning and Economic Development), carried out at ENRO Hotel, Mityana in August 2005. He also participated in training in Participatory Poverty Assessment (Uganda Participatory Poverty Assessment Project, Ministry of Finance Planning and Economic Development), carried out in Salem Brotherhood Training Centre, Mbale in October 2001. Mr. Muhereza also attended the first ever Participatory Project Evaluation training for Monitoring and Evaluation Practitioners, which was organised by UNICEF, and held in Nairobi, Kenya in September 1999

Between September 2006 and April 2007, Mr. Muhereza was a team leader for an action research project on Pastoralism and Land Use Conflicts in Uganda. The research was commissioned by the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development in collaboration with the Uganda Land Alliance (ULA) to undertake a participatory research in three regions of Uganda to examine Chronic Land Conflicts between pastoralists and their agro-pastoralist and crop cultivating neigbhours, in order to make recommendation for possible inclusion in the on-going National Land Policy formulation process. Extensive field work was carried out in Apac, Kumi, Masindi, Isingiro, Kasese and Ssembabule districts.

Between August 2005 and June 2007, Mr. Muhereza coordinated a national research project funded by the World Bank on ‘Moving out of Poverty, understanding Freedom, Democracy, Growth and Inequality from the Bottom-Up’. The study was implemented in collaboration with the Uganda Participatory Poverty Assessment Project (UPPAP) in the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (MFPED) and Centre for Basic Research (CBR), Kampala. Mr. Muhereza supervised and provided technical support to research teams in 18 communities in six districts, and participated in the writing of the national report synthesis. A prepared research instrument was used during field work, which was undertaken in three communities in each of the following six districts: Kabale, Kamuli, Kisoro, Lira, Luwero and Masaka.

Between April and June 2004, Mr. Muhereza was a lead consultant in the design of a Long-Term Programme Strategy and Vision for Oxfam GB’s Rwenzori Programme in Uganda Participatory approaches involving key informant interviews and stakeholder consultations in the districts of Kasese and Bundibugyo.

Between March 2001 and October 2002, Mr. Muhereza was a team leader for a Participatory Poverty and Environment Assessment study commissioned by the Department for International Development (DFID), Kampala, and carried out field interviews and stakeholder consultations in Kampala, Bushenyi and Moroto districts, alongside the second phase of Uganda’s Participatory

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Poverty Assessment (PPA2). The participatory studies were undertaken in collaboration with the Uganda Participatory Poverty Assessment Project (UPPAP II) in the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (MFPED).

STAFFING

1. key staff, their roles and responsibilities

Name Sex Position Qualifications Area of expertiseMuhereza Emmanuel Frank M MSc; Dip. Dev,t Studies; BA Socio-economic analysis

Senkumba John M Research Fellow MA, BA Socio-economic analysis

Opolot Samson M Research Fellow MED, BA Socio-economic analysis

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2. Our organizational chart

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3. Name and Background of Members of the Trust/Governance Body

Name Sex Full-time occupation Area of expertiseMr. Muhereza Emmanuel Frank M Research Fellow Environment NR ManagementMs. Sophie Were Eve F Marketeer Finance and MarketingDr. Fredrick Nsubuga M Occupational Therapist Occupational TherapistMs. Diana Nambatya F Population Expert Population and DevelopmentMs. Enid Kusiima F Community Development Community DevelopmentMr. John Senkumba M Research Fellow Development Studies

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CURRENT/ON-GOING RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY ASSIGNMENTS

Title of Research/Consultancy Assignments

Assignment Locations Start/End Dates

Contracting Authority

1. Piloting the implementation of a Framework for Monitoring and Tracking the Transparency and Accountability of the National Social Security Fund (NSSF)

Kampala 17 February 2010

Platform for Labour Action (PLA) and the Coalition of Civil Society Organisations on Social Security Sector reforms in Uganda

2. Provision of Technical Assistance and Methodological support to the Uganda Governance Monitoring Platform (UGMP) to implement the Citizen Manifesto Initiative

Kampala, Masindi, Hoima, Kabarole, Kasese, Mbarara, Kabale, Kisoro

11 November 2009

Uganda National NGO Forum

3. Technical backstopping studies for the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (IC/GLR) Project 1.1.2 Disarmament of Armed Nomadic Pastoralists and Promotion of Sustainable Development in Zone 3

Kaabong, Moroto and Nakapiripirit District (Karamoja); Amuria and Katakwi districts (Teso) Gulu, Pader, Kitgum districts (Acholi), Bukwo and Kapchorwa districts (Sebei), Kampala District

1 July 2009 – 30 April 2010

The Institute for Security Studies (ISS), Nairobi, on behalf of the IC/GLR Secretariat based in Burundi

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COMPLETED RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY ASSIGNMENTS

Title of Research/Consultancy Assignments

Assignment Locations Start/End Dates

Contracting Authority

1. The Impact of Humanitarian Assistance on Livelihoods Affected by Humanitarian Crises in Uganda and Sudan: An Analysis of Communities’ and Humanitarian actors’ Perspectives on Socio-Cultural Dynamics

Yei (Southern Sudan); Arua District (West Nile sub-region); Kaabong, Moroto and Nakapiripirit District (Karamoja sub-region); Amuria and Katakwi districts (Teso sub-region)

Sept 2009 – March 2010

Inter-Agency Steering Committee (IASC) and the UN World Food Programme (WFP), Uganda Country Office

2. Prepared the 1st Annual Progress Report on the implementation of the NEPAD/Africa Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) Uganda Programme of Action (POA) for the period between 1 July 2008 and 30 June 2009, presented by H.E. President Museveni at the 14th Africa Union Summit, held in Addis Ababa in January 2010

Carried out a desk review and Key informant interviews in Kampala District

1 May – 30 July 2009

Uganda National Planning Authority (NPA), Kampala

3. Analysis of Agricultural Policies in Uganda for Vredeseilanden East Africa, Uganda Country Office (VeCo Uganda)

Carried out a desk review and limited key informant interviews in Kampala District

12 March - 12 April 2009

VeCo East Africa, Uganda Country Office, Kampala

4. Country Review Mission, DANIDA-Human Rights and Good Governance (HUGGO) for the review of the Democracy, Justice and Peace Programme (DJPP) of the DANIDA-HUGGO

Held extensive consultations with stakeholders and implementing partners in Kampala and Gulu districts

2-11 May 2009

Danida-HUGGO, Kampala

5. Prepare a Synthesis of the Lessons Learnt from the Juba Peace Process Workshop held in Gulu 23-24 April 2009

Facilitated workshops in Kampala and Gulu districts

21-28 April 2009


6. Design of a framework for Monitoring and Tracking Transparency and Accountability of the National Social Security Fund (NSSF)

Carried out a desk review and limited key informant interviews in Kampala District

15 Aug – 20 Dec 2008

Platform for Labour Action (PLA), Kampala

7. Design of Programme for enhancing Access to Justice, and the Administration of Law and Order in Karamoja.

Extensive participatory research in Kampala, Abim, Moroto, Kaabong, Kotido, Nakapiripirit districts in Karamoja on access to justice issues and design of a programme for Enhancing Access to Justice

Feb-Nov 2008


8. Undertaken an Annual Facilitated a workshop and Dec 2008- UNDP Uganda Country Office

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Programme Review for the UNDP Uganda Country Programme

made presentations to UNDP country office staff and implementing partners from all the programme areas in the country

Jan 2009

9. Final Project Evaluation of the Amnesty Commission Special Project (ACSP) for Repatriation, Rehabilitation, Resettlement and Reintegration of Reporters

Held extensive consultations with stakeholders and beneficiaries in the districts of Kampala, Kasese, Gulu, Kitgum, Adjumani, Arua, Koboko, Moyo and Yumbe

19 June-30 Oct 2008

World Bank Uganda Country Office

10. Evaluation of Vredeseilanden Uganda Country Office (VeCo Uganda) Programmes on Sustainable Improvement of Livelihoods of resource poor farmers and Promotion of a favourable environment for genuine people’s participation in development in Eastern Uganda (2003-2007).

Carried out a participatory programme evaluation involving consultations with stakeholders and beneficiaries in the districts of Iganga, Busia, Kumi, Soroti, Greater Mbale, Tororo, Pallisa, Bugiri

April-May 2008

VeCo Uganda

11. Mid-term evaluation of VECO Uganda’s Access to Markets (ATM) programme funded by CORDAID in 3 districts in Eastern Uganda. Iganga, Busia and Mbale

Carried out a Participatory programme evaluation involving consultations with stakeholders and beneficiaries in the districts of Iganga, Busia and Mbale

April-May 2008

VeCo Uganda

12. Final Evaluation of the Happy Cow Project of the Dioceses of Moroto and Kotido, for the period 1st February 1998 – 30 July 2008

Carried out a Participatory project impact evaluation involving consultations with stakeholders and beneficiaries in the districts of Kotido, Kaabong, and Nakapiripirit

March-April 2008

Moroto Catholic Diocese

13. Update and collect additional data for the National Pastoral Study

Held extensive consultations in the districts of Kampala, Moroto, Kotido, Nakapiripirit

23 Feb-30 April 2009

Oxfam GB in Uganda

14. Undertake a Research Study on the Political Economy of Cattle Rustling in Karamoja, Uganda

Held extensive consultations in the districts of Kampala, Abim, Moroto, Kaabong, Kotido, Nakapiripirit

1 Aug - 15 Dec 2008

The Institute for Security Studies (ISS), Nairobi

15. Mid-term evaluation of VeCo Uganda programme for sustainable improvement of household income and food security in Eastern Uganda

Carried out a Participatory programme evaluation involving consultations with stakeholders and beneficiaries in the districts of Bugiri, Sironko and Pallisa

Nov-Dec 2007

VeCo Uganda

16. Report on the Status of Pastoralism (ROSP)

Held extensive consultations with stakeholders in Kampala district

June 2007-April 2009

Oxfam GB, Nairobi

17. Design a project document for the establishment of a National Coordinating Unit (NCU) to

Held extensive consultations with stakeholders in Kampala district

5 June-23 July 2007

Danida-HUGGO

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foresee the operationalisation of the Karamoja Integrated Disarmament and Development Programme (KIDDP), 2007/2008-2009/2010

18. Re-design of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Uganda supported Karamoja Programme under the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM).

Held extensive consultations with stakeholders in the districts of Kampala, Abim, Kaabong, Moroto, Kotido and Nakapiripirit

Nov 2006 -May 2007

UNDP Uganda Country Office

19. Preparation of a Context Analysis report in support of the development UNDP’s Crisis Prevention and Recovery (CPR) response in Northern Uganda for 2008-2011.

Carried out a Desk review and extensive consultations with UNDP Country office programme staff held in Kampala

12 June-5 July 2007


20. Development of UNDP’s Crisis Prevention and Recovery (CPR) Response in Northern Uganda and Final Writing of UNDP’s CPR Strategic Plan for the period 2008-2011.

Carried out a Desk review and extensive consultation with UNDP Country office programme staff held in Kampala and implementing partners

10-20 Aug 2007


21. Design of the MS Uganda Country Programme Strategy (CPS), 2008-2012.

Held extensive consultations with stakeholders and implementing partners in the districts of Kampala, Nakasongola, Masindi, Jinja, Mbale, Apac, Gulu, Arua and Koboko.

Sept 2006-May 2007

MS Uganda

22. Re-design of the Karamoja Integrated Disarmament and Development Programme (KIDDP).

Held extensive consultations with stakeholders in the districts of Kampala, Abim, Moroto, Kaabong, Kotido, Nakapiripirit

November 2006-May 2007

Danida-HUGGO and the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM)

23. Evaluation of the UNDP Uganda’s Human Security Program (HSP) for 2005-2007.

Held extensive consultations with stakeholders and UNDP Country Office staff and implementing partners in the districts of Kampala, Nakapiripirit and Moroto

March-May 2007


24. Annual Poverty Eradication Action Plan (PEAP) Implementation Review (APIR) - APIR Facilitator for PEAP Pillar 3: ‘Security, Conflict Resolution and Disaster Management”.

Carried out a desk review and extensive consultations with stakeholders and interviews with representatives of implementing sectors in Kampala district

Sept. 2006-March 2007

Office of the Prime Minister (OPM)

25. Trainer/Resource Person, USAID/ARD course on: “Best Practices for Land Tenure and

Facilitated an intensive training workshop held in Kigali, Rwanda. Was one of the resource persons

1 Oct-14 Dec 2007

USAID/ARD, Burlington, Vermont, USA

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Natural Resources Governance in East and Central Africa”.

26. Horizon Scanning in Uganda - DFID Uganda Social Development Consultancy Services – Framework Agreement No: CNTR 04 5986 & 04 5985.

Carried out a desk review and extensive consultations with stakeholders in Kampala

Jan –June 2008

DFID Kampala

27. Facilitate a National Tour of pastoralist areas and Concerns

Held extensive consultations with stakeholders in the districts of Kampala, Kiboga, Hoima, Masindi, Nakasongola

March 2007 FARM Africa

28. Undertake research on ‘Moving out of Poverty, understanding Freedom, Democracy, Growth and Inequality from the Bottom-Up’

Conducted participatory research with three communities in each of the following districts: Kabale, Kamuli, Kisoro, Lira, Luwero and Masaka

Aug 2005 – June 2007

The World Bank, Washington DC

29. Preparation of a technical report on Land Tenure and Sustainable Land Management in Nakasongola District.

Carried out field consultations in Kampala and Nakasongola districts and made presentation of key findings in workshops in Kampala

Nov 2006-Feb 2007

UNDP, Uganda

30. Pastoralism and Land Use Conflicts in Uganda

Carried out participatory research and extensive stakeholder consultations in the districts of Apac, Kumi, Masindi, Isingiro, Kasese and Ssembabule

Sept 2006-April 2007

Uganda Land Alliance (ULA), Kampala

31. National Pastoralism Survey in 25 Cattle corridor districts

Carried out participatory research and extensive stakeholder consultations in the districts of Kasese, Bundibugyo, Kibale, Kyenjojo, Kamwenge, Kamuli, Kumi, Pallisa, Sironko, Soroti, Katakwi, Kaberamaido, Mbarara, Isingiro, Kiruhura, Bushenyi, Ibanda, Lira, Kayunga, Kiboga, Mityana, Mubende, Mpigi, Sembabule and Rakai.

Mar 2006-Jan 2007

Oxfam GB in Uganda

32. Institutional development review for the East African Communities’ Organisation for the Management of Lake Victoria Resources (ECOVIC)

Jinja (Uganda), Kisumu and Homa Bay (Kenya) and Mwanza (Tanzania)

Oct 2005 -June 2006

Swedish SIDA/ Forum Syd

33. Provision of technical support to nine (9) Ugandan NGOs that received funding grants from the Department for International Development (DFID), Kampala under their Civil Society Umbrella

Support provided to: Water Aid Uganda; Council for Economic Empowerment of Women in Africa (CEEWA) Uganda Chapter; Uganda Fish and Fisheries Conservation Association (UFFCA); Kabarole

Jan 2005 -June 2008

DFID Uganda; Aclaim Africa Limited, and; TripleLine Consulting Ltd, London, UK

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Programme (CSUP), to develop Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) frameworks for their programmes funded by DFID Uganda

Research Centre (KRC); Environment Alert (EA); The National Union of Disabled Persons in Uganda (NUDIPU); Land and Equity Movement (LEMU); Association of Women Lawyers in Uganda (FIDA); andCentre for Domestic Violence Prevention (CEDOVIP)

34. Partner Country Ownership Evaluation of Swedish Development Aid in Africa for the Swedish Agency for International Development Co-operation (SIDA)

Stockholm (Sweden); School of African and Oriental Studies (SOAS), London (England): Kampala (Uganda)

Jan-Sept 2002

SIDA/Centre for Development Policy and Research (CDPR) of SOAS, University of London

35. Assessment of capacity for conflict prevention, management and resolution in Uganda, to inform the planned establishment of Conflict Early Warning (CEWARN) mechanisms in IGAD member states.

Djibouti, Ethiopia and Uganda Jan-April 2001

IGAD/ Centre for Development Studies, University of Leeds, United Kingdom

RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY REPORTS PRODUCED FROM THE RESPECTIVE ASSIGNMENTS

Technical backstopping studies for the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (IC/GLR) Project 1.1.2 Disarmament of Armed Nomadic Pastoralists and Promotion of Sustainable Development in Zone 3

1. Muhereza E.F., ‘The Opportunities and Challenges for the Diversification of Pastoralist Livelihoods in Karamoja’.

2. Muhereza E.F., ‘A Mapping of the Disarmament initiatives undertaken in Karamoja Region of Uganda’.

3. Muhereza E.F., ‘A Documentation of the Development of the Karamoja Integrated Disarmament and Development Programme (KIDDP) Master-Document’.

The Impact of Humanitarian Assistance on Livelihoods Affected by Humanitarian Crises in Uganda and Sudan: An Analysis of Communities’ and Humanitarian actors’ Perspectives on Socio-Cultural Dynamics

1. Muhereza, E.F., ‘The impact of Humanitarian Assistance on Livelihoods affected by Humanitarian Crises in Uganda: An Analysis of Communities’ and Humanitarian actors’ Perspectives on Socio-Cultural Dynamics in Karamoja, Teso, West Nile and Southern Sudan Entry Points (A National Synthesis Report)’, 18 January 2010

2. Opolot Samson James and John Ssenkumba, The Impact of Humanitarian Assistance on Livelihoods Affected by Humanitarian Crises in Uganda: An Analysis of Communities’ and Humanitarian actors’ Perspectives on Socio-Cultural Dynamics - The Karamoja Region Synthesis Report . Midconsult International Ltd, Kampala, January 2010

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3. Baganda, David, The Impact of Humanitarian Assistance on Livelihoods Affected by Humanitarian Crises in Uganda: An Analysis of Communities’ and Humanitarian actors’ Perspectives on Socio-Cultural Dynamics - Teso Regional Synthesis Report, Midconsult International Ltd, Kampala, January 2010

4. Atria Jackson and Peter Iranya Araku, The Impact of Humanitarian Assistance on Livelihoods Affected by Humanitarian Crises in Uganda: An Analysis of Communities’ and Humanitarian actors’ Perspectives on Socio-Cultural Dynamics - West Nile Synthesis Report, Midconsult International Ltd, Kampala, January 2010

5. David Baganda, The Impact of Humanitarian Assistance on Livelihoods Affected by Humanitarian Crises in Uganda: An Analysis of Communities’ and Humanitarian actors’ Perspectives on Socio-Cultural Dynamics - Synthesis Report for Kapelebyong Sub-county, Amuria District in Teso Entry Point, Midconsult International Ltd, Kampala, January 2010

6. Atria Jackson, Peter Iranya Araku, James Okello, Mulangira Mathias Mulumba and Susan Ombaru, ‘The Impact of Humanitarian Assistance on Livelihoods affected by Humanitarian Crises in Uganda: An Analysis of Communities’ and Humanitarian actors’ Perspectives on Socio-Cultural Dynamics in the West Nile Entry Point, Ocea Cluster, RhinoCamp, Site Report, Midconsult International Ltd, Kampala, January 2010

7. Opolot Samson James, The Impact of Humanitarian Assistance on Livelihoods affected by Humanitarian Crises in Uganda, An Analysis of Communities’ and Humanitarian actors’ Perspectives on Socio-Cultural Dynamics: Synthesis Report for Kalodeke Village, Lokolia Parish, Kaabong Rural Sub County, Kaabong District in Karamoja Entry Point, Midconsult International Ltd, Kampala, January 2010.

8. Baganda David and Elakas Walter Okiring, ‘The Impact of Humanitarian Assistance on Livelihoods Affected by Humanitarian Crises in Uganda, An Analysis of Communities’ and Humanitarian actors’ Perspectives on Socio-Cultural Dynamics: Synthesis Report for Magoro Sub-county, Katakwi District in Teso Entry Point, Midconsult International Ltd, Kampala, January 2010.

9. Opolot Samson James, ‘The Impact of Humanitarian Assistance on Livelihoods Affected by Humanitarian Crises in Uganda, An Analysis of Communities’ and Humanitarian actors’ Perspectives on Socio-Cultural Dynamics: Synthesis Report for Lorokumo Village, Rupa Sub County, Moroto District in Karamoja Entry Point, Midconsult International Ltd, Kampala, January 2010

10. Ssenkumba John, The Impact of Humanitarian Assistance on Livelihoods Affected by Humanitarian Crises in Uganda, An Analysis of Communities’ and Humanitarian actors’ Perspectives on Socio-Cultural Dynamics: Synthesis Report for Loroo Sub County, Nakapiripirit District, Karamoja Entry Point, Midconsult International Ltd, Kampala, January 2010

11. Atria Jackson, The Impact of Humanitarian Assistance on Livelihoods Affected by Humanitarian Crises in Uganda, An Analysis of Communities’ and Humanitarian actors’ Perspectives on Socio-Cultural Dynamics in the West Nile Entry Point: Synthesis Report, Yei County-Southern Sudan, Midconsult International Ltd, Kampala, January 2010

12. Midconsult International Ltd. 2009. Final Inception Report and Methodology Guide for the study on the Impact of Humanitarian Assistance on Livelihoods Affected by Humanitarian Crisis in Uganda: An Analysis of Communities’ and Humanitarian Actors’ Perspectives of the Socio-Cultural impact of Humanitarian Assistance, January 2010

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PAPERS PRESENTED AT CONFERENCES, SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS BY MIDCONSULT INTERNATIONAL STAFF:1. Muhereza, E.F., ‘The Diversification of Pastoralist Livelihoods in the Karamoja Cluster: the Uganda

Case Study’, A Paper presented at a Regional Feedback Workshop on Cattle Rustling in Karamoja, organised by Karamoja Agro-Pastoral Development Programme (KADP) in collaboration with the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), Nairobi, Kenya, held at Mt. Moroto Hotel, Moroto, 24-25 August 2009.

2. Muhereza, E.F., ‘The Political Economy of Cattle Rustling in Karamoja’, A Paper presented at a Regional Feedback Workshop on Cattle Rustling in Karamoja, organised by Karamoja Agro-Pastoral Development Programme (KADP) in collaboration with the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), Nairobi, Kenya, held at Mt. Moroto Hotel, Moroto, 24-25 August 2009.

3. Muhereza, E.F., ‘Disarmament efforts in the Karamoja Cluster: the Uganda Case Study’, A Paper presented at a Regional Feedback Workshop on Cattle Rustling in Karamoja, organised by Karamoja Agro-Pastoral Development Programme (KADP) in collaboration with the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), Nairobi, Kenya, held at Mt. Moroto Hotel, Moroto, 24-25 August 2009.

4. Muhereza, E.F., “Overview on Cattle Rustling in the Great Horn of Africa: Knowledge Gaps and Research Interventions on Livestock Theft’, a Keynote Paper presented at a Stakeholders’ workshop organised by the Mifugo Programme of the Institute of Strategic Studies (ISS), Nairobi office in partnership with the East African Police Chiefs Cooperation Organization (EAPCCO) with the support of the Government of Germany, held at the Sarova PanAfric Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya, from 14 th to 15th

May 2008. The theme of the meeting was ‘Combating Cattle Rustling and Advancing Human Security in Eastern Africa through a Multi-Disciplinary Approach’.

5. Muhereza, E.F., “Forceful Disarmament in Karamoja: The Dynamics of Security Decision Making in Uganda”, Paper Presented at the First Colloquium of the Global Consortium on Security Transformation, on the theme: “Transforming Security and Development in an Unequal World”, organised by the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) at Sussex, England and the International Centre for Ethnic Studies (ICES), Colombo, Sri Lanka, Kandalama Heritance Hotel, Sri Lanka, held from 22 to 27 September 2007.

6. Muhereza, E.F., “The Politics of Security Decision Making in Uganda: An Analysis of the Dynamics of Forceful Disarmament in Karamoja”, paper presented at a Workshop on the ‘Politics of Security Decision-Making’ organised by the Conflict, Security and Development Group, King’s College London, held at the Al Bustan Rotana Hotel, Dubai, 24-26 April 2007.

7. Muhereza, E.F., “Challenges of Data Collection in Pastoral Areas of Uganda: Lessons from the Oxfam GB National Pastoralism Study”, Paper presented at a Regional Workshop on the Status of Pastoralism (ROSP), held at Sarova PanAfrica Hotel, Nairobi, 16-18 October, 2006.

8. Muhereza, E.F., “Environmental Decentralisation and Profit Distribution in Charcoal Production and Marketing Chains in Uganda”, Paper presented at the 11th Biennial Conference of the International Association for the Study of Common Property (IASCP), Arma Resort, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia,19-23 June 2006.

9. Muhereza, E.F., “Institutional Choice in Decentralized Fisheries Resource Management: an analysis of the role of the Beach Management Units (BMUs) in Uganda”, in Uganda”. Paper submitted to the the 11th Biennial Conference of the International Association for the Study of Common Property (IASCP), Arma Resort, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia,19-23 June 2006.

10. Muhereza, E.F., “Environmental Insecurity, Poverty and Conflict in the Karamoja Region of Uganda” , Presented at an International Conference on ‘Assessing Environmental Security in Eastern Africa:

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Towards Sustainable Development and Peace’, organised by Partnership for African Environmental Sustainability (PAES), Kampala in collaboration with the Environmental Security and Sustainability (FESS), Washington D.C., held at Nile Hotel International Conference Centre, 14-15 October 2004.

11. Muhereza, E.F., “Traditional Authorities in Uganda and the Management of Decentralised Forest Resources”. Presented at an International conference on ‘Competing Jurisdictions: Settling Land Claims in Africa’, at Vrije Universiteit (the Open University), De Boelelaan 1081 C, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 24-26 September 2003.

12. Muhereza, E.F., “Re-empowering Traditional Authorities and Democratic Decentralisation in Forest Management in Uganda”. Presented at the 9th Bi-annual Conference of the International Association of Studies in Common Property (IASCP), organised by Centre for Applied Social Sciences (CASS), University of Zimbabwe, Elephant Hills Hotel, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, 17-21 June 2002.

13. Muhereza, E.F., “Environmental Decentralisation and the Management of Forest Resources in Masindi District”. Presented at an International Conference organised by the World Resources Institute, held at the Commodore Hotel, Waterfront, Cape Town, South Africa, 13-20 October 2001.

14. Muhereza, E.F., “Assessment of Capacity for Conflict Prevention, Management and Resolution (CPMR) in Uganda”. Presented at a Regional Workshop on Conflict Prevention, Management and Resolution (CPMR) in the IGAD sub-region, organised by IGAD, held at Hotel Ali Sabieh, Djibouti, 18-21 April 2001.

15. Muhereza, E.F., “The Experiences of Pastoral Institutions/Organisations in Uganda”. Presented at a Regional Workshop organised by the Organisation for Social Science Research in Eastern and Southern Africa (OSSREA), held at Imperial Hotel, Addis Ababa, 11-15 April 2001.

16. Muhereza, E.F., “Ranches Restructuring, Resettlement, and Pastoral Transformation in Ankole, Uganda”. Presented at a Workshop organised by the French Institute for Research in Africa (IFRA), held at Fairview Hotel, Nairobi, 2-4 October 2000.

17. Muhereza, E.F., “Women’s Access to and Ownership of Land in Uganda: An Analysis of Lessons for Policy Reform”. Presented at a Regional Conference funded by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES), organised by FIDA (Kenya), held at Serena Safari Lodge, Amboselli National Park, Kenya, 14-17 May 2000.

18. Muhereza, E.F., “Ranches Restructuring and Resource Competition in the Former Ankole Ranching Scheme”. Presented at a workshop organised by the Centre for Development Studies, University of Bergen, Norway, held at OSSREA, University of Addis Ababa, Addis Ababa, 9-11 March 2000.

19. Muhereza, E.F., “The Role of the State in the Development of the Livestock Production Sector in Uganda, 1900-1998”. Presented at an International Conference organised by the Institute of Social Studies at the Hague, held at Queen of Sheba Hotel, Addis Ababa, 21-24 October 1999.

20. Muhereza, E.F., “The Experience of Pastoral Civil Society Organisations in Uganda” . Presented at a workshop organised by RECONCILE, held at Lake Naivasha Country Club, Naivasha, 6-8 June 1999.

21. Muhereza, E.F., “The Restructuring of Government Sponsored ranching Schemes and Pastoral Production in Uganda”. Presented at a Workshop organised by OSSREA held at the Institute of Social Studies (ISS), the Hague, the Netherlands, 12-13 August 1998.

22. Muhereza, E.F., “Government Sponsored Ranching Schemes and Pastoral Production in Uganda”. Presented at a Workshop organised by OSSREA, held at OSSREA, University of Addis Ababa, Addis Ababa, 10-13 November 1997.

23. Muhereza, E.F., “Cross-border Grazing and the Challenges for Development in the Dryland areas of Eastern Africa: the Case of Karamoja”. Presented at a conference organised the Ethiopian

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International Institute for Peace and Development (EIIPD) held at Hotel Ghion, Addis Ababa, 7-13 September 1997.

24. Muhereza, E.F., “Innovations in the Pastoral Production Sector of Uganda: A Comparative Analysis of Constraints and Possibilities with Reference to Mbarara and Luwero Districts”. Presented at a Workshop organised by International Development Research Centre (IDRC), held at Cresta Oasis Hotel, Harare, Zimbabwe, 20-28 October 1996.

25. Muhereza, E.F., “The Restructuring of Government Sponsored Ranching Schemes and Pastoral Production in Uganda”. Presented at a Workshop on “Pastoralism and Resource Competition in Eastern Africa”, held at Hotel Imperial, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 29 September to 5 October 1996.

26. Muhereza, E.F., “Reflections on the Struggles for Land Rights in Former Government Sponsored Ranching Schemes of Uganda”. Presented at a Regional Conference organised by the University of Witwatersrand, held at Shumba Valley Lodge, Lanseria, Johannesburg, South Africa, 26-28 June 1996.

27. Muhereza, E.F., “The Commercialisation of Pastoral Production in Uganda: Implications for Land Tenure and Natural Resource Management in Cattle Keeping Areas of Luwero District” . Presented at a Symposium organised by the Canadian African Studies Association, held at McGill University, Montreal, 30 April to 5 May 1996.

28. Muhereza, E.F., “Pastoralism in Karamoja: Indigenous Knowledge, Coping Strategies and the Management of Natural Resources”. Presented at a Regional Workshop on Pastoral Indigenous Production Systems and Sustainable Development, organised by the University of Nairobi, held at Silver Springs Hotel, Nairobi, 16-18 January 1995.

29. Muhereza, E.F., “The Crisis of Education Policy in Pastoral Production Systems of East Africa: A Case Study of Karamoja Region in North-eastern Uganda”. Presented at the Pan-African Colloquium on Education Innovation in Post-Colonial Africa, held at the University of Cape Town, South Africa, 12-15 December 1994.

FORTHCOMING PRESENTATIONS4. Muhereza E.F., ‘The Opportunities and Challenges for the Diversification of Pastoralist Livelihoods in

Karamoja’, A Paper to be presented at a 4-day workshop on Disarmament and Sustainable Development in Karamoja, organised by the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (IC/GLR), Uganda National Coordinating Mechanism in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), in collaboration with Centre for Basic Research (CBR), Kampala and the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), Nairobi, to be held at Entebbe Botanic Beach Hotel, 25-28 April 2010.

5. Muhereza E.F., ‘A Mapping of the Disarmament initiatives undertaken in Karamoja Region of Uganda’, A Paper to be presented at a 4-day workshop on Disarmament and Sustainable Development in Karamoja, organised by the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (IC/GLR), Uganda National Coordinating Mechanism in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), in collaboration with Centre for Basic Research (CBR), Kampala and the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), Nairobi, to be held at Entebbe Botanic Beach Hotel, 25-28 April 2010.

6. Muhereza E.F., ‘A Documentation of the Development of the Karamoja Integrated Disarmament and Development Programme (KIDDP) Master-Document’, A Paper to be presented at a 4-day workshop on Disarmament and Sustainable Development in Karamoja, organised by the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (IC/GLR), Uganda National Coordinating Mechanism in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), in collaboration with Centre for Basic Research (CBR), Kampala

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and the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), Nairobi, to be held at Entebbe Botanic Beach Hotel, 25-28 April 2010.

GUEST PRESENTATIONS:1. Muhereza, E.F., ‘The National Pastoralism Study in the Country’s Cattle corridor, and the Report on

the Status of Pastoralism (ROSP) in Uganda’, Paper Presented at a Breakfast Launch of Reports on Pastoralism Studies, organised by Oxfam GB in partnership with the Coalition of Pastoral Civil Society organisations (COPACSO) and Centre for Basic Research (CBR), Kampala, held at Hotel Africana, Kampala on 25 March 2010.

2. Muhereza, E.F., ‘Putting Citizens at the Forefront of shaping a Democratic and an Accountable Political System in Uganda: Citizen Manifesto Methodology and Processes’, Paper Presented At a National Citizen’s Manifesto Partners Retreat, held at Hotel Victory Bijja, Masindi, 28 February to 4 March 2010.

3. Muhereza, E.F., ‘Developing a Results Monitoring & Evaluation Framework for the Uganda National Africa Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) Programme of Action (POA)’, paper presented at Planning Retreat for the APRM National Governing Council (NGC), held at Ranch on the Lake, 17-18 August 2009.

4. Muhereza, E.F., ‘Civil Society Perspectives on the Background Paper on Agricultural (BPA) for the National Development Plan (NDP)’, Paper Presented at the Agricultural Sector Retreat on the National Development Plan (NDP), organised by the National Planning Authority (NPA) in collaboration with the Plan for Modernisation of Agriculture (PMA) Secretariat, held at Imperial Resort Beach Hotel, Entebbe, 21 April 2009.

5. Muhereza, E.F., ‘Pastoralism and Conflicts in Uganda: Implications for Post-Conflict Transformation ’, paper Presented at a seminar for the ‘Study Abroad Program in Uganda for American Undergraduate Students’ organised by the World Learning School for International Training (SIT), Vermont, USA, and held at the Faculty of Forestry and Nature Conservation Board Room, Makerere University on 5 March 2009

6. Muhereza, E.F., “Pastoralism and Wealth Creation in Uganda”, Keynote Paper presented (on my behalf) at the opening of the Uganda Pastoralists’ Week, held at Mt. Moroto Hotel, Moroto, from 1-2 December 2008.

7. Muhereza, E.F., “The Relationship between Politics and Economics in Cattle Rustling: The case of Karamoja in North-eastern Uganda”, Paper presented at a Public Forum organised by the Kenya Pastoralists’ Week, held at Kenyatta International Conference Centre (KICC) on 21 November 2008.

8. Muhereza, E.F., “The Traditional Justice System in Karamoja: Identifying Potential entry-points for enhancing Access to Justice”, a paper presented to a National Justice, Law and Order (JLO) Stakeholders’ Workshop organized by the Danish Agency for International Development (Danida) and the Legal Aid Basket Fund (LABF), held at Imperial Royale Hotel, Kampala, 20 November 2008.

9. Muhereza, E.F., “Understanding the Underlying Causes of the Current Pastoralism Crisis in Uganda”, a paper presented on behalf of the Coalition of Pastoral Civil Society Organisation (COPACSO) to the Parliamentary Select Committee on Pastoralists, on 7 November 2007.

10. Muhereza, E.F., “Challenges of Pastoralism and Conservation in Uganda: Lessons from the Occupation of Queen Elizabeth National Park (QENP) by Basongora Pastoralists” , Paper Presented at a Public Talk, organized by Uganda Wildlife Society (UWS), held at the Food Science and Technology Conference Hall, Makerere University, 16 August 2007.

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11. Muhereza, E.F., “Outcomes of Investment in Livestock Production in Uganda: An analysis of Constraints and Opportunities”, Paper presented at an inaugural Workshop of the 1st Pastoralist Tour of Uganda, Hotel Africana, 14 March 2007.

12. Muhereza, E.F., “Flawed Ideology - Flawed outcomes: Assessing pastoralism within the Uganda Development Agenda”, Presented at an inaugural Workshop of the 1st Pastoralist Tour of Uganda, Hotel Africana, 14 March 2007.

13. Muhereza, E.F., “A Critical Analysis of the impact of the Resettlement of Landless Pastoralists in the Restructured Former Ankole Ranching Scheme”, Paper Presented at Hotel Africana, Kampala on 23 November 2006, during the Inaugural Uganda Pastoralism Week, held from 20-24 November 2006.

14. Muhereza, E.F., “Resource-Based Pastoralism Conflicts in Uganda: A Preliminary Assessment”, Paper Presented at Hotel Africana, Kampala on 22 November 2006, during the Inaugural Uganda Pastoralism Week, held from 20-24 November 2006.

15. Muhereza, E.F., “The Role of the State in Economic Development Uganda”, paper presented at an inaugural meeting for formulation of a project proposal to undertake an Africa-wide research project on the role of the state in Africa, organised by the Centre for the Study of Developing Countries (CSDC), University of Cairo, Egypt, in collaboration with the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS), Johannesburg, funded by the Ford Foundation, and held at Holiday Inn Resort Hotel, Garden Court, North Beach, Durban, South Africa, 30 June-6 July 2003.

16. Muhereza, E.F., “Environmental Decentralisation and the Management of Forest Resources in Masindi District”, research paper presented at the World Resources Institute (WRI), 10 G Street, N.E., Washington, D.C. 20002, USA, on 4 June 2002.

17. Muhereza, E.F., “Lessons and Experiences on Participatory Poverty and Environment Research in Uganda”, paper presented at a ‘lunchtime seminar’ at the Headquarters for the Department for International Development, at 1 Palace Street, London, on 4 February 2002.

18. Muhereza, E.F., “Country Partnership/Ownership of SIDA funded Development Programs in Uganda” seminal discussions with Uganda Desk and other Programme Officers at the Headquarters of the Swedish International Development Co-operation Agency (SIDA), at Sveavägen, Stockholm, Sweden between 30 January and 2 February 2002.

19. Muhereza, E.F., “An Overview of Donor Relations and Recent Economic Developments in Uganda” , paper presented at the Centre for Development Policy and Research (CDPR), School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London, United Kingdom on 25 January 2002, as part of a series of discussions on: “Country Partnership/Ownership of SIDA funded development Programs in Uganda”, from 23 January to 5 February, 2002.

20. Muhereza, E.F., “The Creation of More Districts in Uganda: Is it Natural Resources Compartmentalisation or Bringing Services Nearer to the People?”, paper presented at a panel discussion at a Public debate organised by the Uganda Wildlife Society (UWS), held at the Uganda Museum Main Hall on 21 March, 2001.

RADIO TALK SHOWS:1. 10 August 2003, featured in a pre-recorded interview on British Broadcasting Service (BBC) World

Service Program in a discussion on issues of armed conflict and peace building in Karamoja. The program was recorded in December 2002 by Robert Walker, an independent journalist.

2. 0n 29 October 2001, together with Mr. Francis Wagaba, from the Decentralization Secretariat in the Ministry of Local Government, were hosted by Ms. Lilian Nsubuga, on Monitor FM Talk Show on the

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Environment to discuss issues of “Decentralization of Environment and Natural Resources Management in Uganda”.

3. On 16 December 2000, was invited by the Ministry of Lands, Water and Environment to feature on a popular CBS FM 88.8 Radio Talk Show program, “Parliamenti Yamwe,” to discuss issues of Spousal land co-ownership in a panel comprising a representative of Uganda Land Alliance and Her Excellency, the Vice President of Uganda, Hon. Dr. Specioza Wandira Kazibwe.

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:

Books:1. Weeks, J., D., Anderson, C., Cramer, G., Alemayehu, D., Hailu, F.E., Muhereza, M., Rizzo, E., Ronge

and H., Stein. 2003. Supporting Ownership: Swedish Development Co-operation with Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. Volume I: Synthesis Report. SIDA Evaluation 02/33. Swedish International Development Co-operation Agency (SIDA): Stockholm, Sweden. (ISBN 91-586-8737-8) (ISSN 1 401-0402).

2. Weeks, J., D., Anderson, C., Cramer, G., Alemayehu, D., Hailu, F.E., Muhereza, M., Rizzo, E., Ronge and H., Stein. 2003. Supporting Ownership: Swedish Development Co-operation with Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. Volume II: Country Studies. SIDA Evaluation 02/33:1. Swedish International Development Co-operation Agency (SIDA): Stockholm, Sweden. (ISBN 91-586-8736-x) (ISSN 1 401-0402).

3. Muhereza E.F. and P. O. Otim. 2002. Pastoral Resource Competition in Uganda: Case Studies into Commercial Livestock Ranching and Pastoral Institutions. Utrecht: International Books, in association with OSSREA. (ISBN: 90-5727-041-2).

Forthcoming Book Chapters:1. Muhereza, Emmanuel Frank, “The Political Economy of Cattle Rustling in Karamoja”, to be

published as a chapter in a Book titled: ‘Livestock Rustling (Thefts) As a Serious Threat to Human Security in Eastern Africa - From the Kraal to the Table: The Political Economy of Cattle Rustling in Eastern Africa’, to be published by the MIFUGO Project of the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), Nairobi in collaboration with the East African Police Chiefs’ Council (EAPCCO), forthcoming in 2009.

2. Muhereza, Emmanuel Frank, “Security Decisions and Non-Decisions in Uganda”, in, Niagale Bagayoko, Lucia Dammert, Claudio Fuentes and Robin Luckham (eds.) Transforming Security and Development in an Unequal World. Sussex: Institute of Development Studies (IDS) (forthcoming).

Book Chapters:1. Muhereza, E.F., “Traditional Authorities in Uganda and the Management of Decentralised Forest

Resources”, in Spierenburg, M.J. et, al. 2005 Competing Jurisdictions: Settling Land Claims in Africa. Utrecht and Amsterdam: International Books in association with Vrije Universiteit (the Open University).

2. Muhereza, E.F. “Ranchers and Pastoralists: The Restructuring of Government Ranching, Uganda”, in Salih, Mohamed, M.A., T. Dietz and M.A. Abdel Ghaffar (eds.) 2002. African Pastoralism: Conflict, Institutions and Government. London: Pluto Press, in association with OSSREA. (ISBN: 0-7453-1787-1).

3. Muhereza, E.F., “Question d’histoire: Guerre et paix au Karamoja (Ouganda)”, in Compagnon, Daniel et Constantin, François. (eds.) 2000. Administrer l’environnment en Afrique: Gestion

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Communautaire, Conservation et développement durable. Paris: Karthala and Nairobi: IFRA. (ISBN: 2-84586-037-4).

4. Muhereza, E.F., “The Struggles for Land Rights and 1990 Squatter Uprisings in the Former Government Ranching Schemes of Uganda”, in Manger, Leif and Abdel Ghaffar M. Ahmed (eds.) 2000. Pastoralists and Environment: The experiences from the Greater Horn of Africa. Proceedings of the regional workshops on African Drylands, Addis Ababa and Jinja. Addis Ababa: OSSREA.

5. Muhereza, E.F, “Tobacco and Deforestation: An Analysis of Deforestation and Aforestation in Uganda”, in Bauke de Boer and Matthijs Van Muijen (eds.) 1999. Tobacco and Deforestation in Developing Countries: A Reader. Utrecht: Jongeren Milieu Aktief.

6. Muhereza, E.F, “Community Participation in the Management of Natural Resources in Karamoja Region of Uganda”, in Christoffersen, N., Campbell, B. and du Toit, R. (eds.). 1998. Communities and Sustainable Use: Pan-African Perspectives: Proceedings of the Pan African Symposium on Sustainable Use of Natural Resources and Community Participation, held at Sheraton Hotel, Harare, Zimbabwe, June 1996. Harare: IUCN (ISBN:0-7974-1907-1).

7. Muhereza, E.F. and Otim, O.P. “Neutralising Ethnicity under the NRM Government in Uganda”. Chapter in, Mohamed Salih, M.A. and John, Markakis. (eds.). 1998. Ethnicity and the State in Africa. Uppsala: Nordiska Afrikainstitutet. (ISBN: 91-7106-418-4)

8. Jessy, Kwesiga and E.F. Muhereza. 1997. “Gender and Poverty: Uganda Country Report”. Social Watch No.1. Montevideo, Uruguay: Instituto Del Tercer Mundo. (ISBN: 9974-574 14 5; ISSN 0797-9231).

9. Muhereza, E.F. 1996. “Agriculture and Pastoralism in Karamoja: Competing or Complementary Forms of Resource Use?”, in Abdel Ghaffar, M. Ahmed and Hassan A. Abdel Ati. 1996. Managing Scarcity: Human Adaptations in Eastern African Drylands. Proceedings of a Regional Workshop held on 24-26 August 1995. Addis Ababa: OSSREA.

10. Muhereza, Frank. 1994. "Land tenure and Peasant Adaptations: Some Reflections on Agricultural Production in Luwero District”, in Mamdani, Mahmood and Oloka-Onyango, J. eds. 1994. Uganda: Studies in Living Conditions, Popular Movements and Constitutionalism. Weyrgasse, Vienna: Austrian Journal of Development Studies (JEP) Book Series and Centre for Basic Research. (ISBN: 3-901-40302-7 paper)

Journal Articles: 1. Muhereza, E.F., “Decentralizing Natural Resource Management and the Politics of Institutional

Resource Management in Uganda’s Forest Sub-sector”, Special Issue on Decentralisation and Livelihoods in Africa, ‘Africa Development’, Vol. XXXI, No. 2, 2006, pp. 67-103, a Journal published by the Council for the Development of Economic and Social Research in Africa (CODESRIA), Dakar, Senegal (ISSN 0850-3907).

2. Muhereza, E.F., “Violence and the State in Karamoja: Causes of Conflict, Initiatives for Peace” , in Uprooted: Dispossession in Africa, Cultural Survival Quarterly, Winter 1999, Vol. 22, Issue 4. (ISSN 0740-3291).

3. Muhereza, E.F., “Decentralisation and the improvement of Natural Resources Management in Uganda: An Elusive Dream?”, CBR Bulletin, Vol. 2 No. 1, August 2000.

Working Papers published internationally:1. Muhereza, Emmanuel Frank, “Commerce, Kings and Local Government in Uganda: Decentralising

Natural Resources to Consolidate the Central State”, Environment and Governance in Africa Working

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Paper No. 8, Institutions and Governance Program, World Resources Institute (WRI), Washington, D.C., February 2003.

2. Oloka-Onyango, J., Gariyo, Zie and Muhereza, E.F. 1993. Report on First Workshop on "Pastoralism, Crisis and Transformation in Karamoja”; Issues Paper No. 43, The International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), London, June.

Centre for Basic Research Working Papers: 1. Muhereza, E.F., “Fiscal Decentralisation and Local Government Accountability Relations in Natural

Resources Management in Uganda”, CBR Working Paper 93, September 2006.2. Muhereza, E.F., “Environmental Decentralisation and the Management of Forest Resources in

Masindi District”, CBR Working Paper 85, October 2003.3. Muhereza, E.F., Ranches Restructuring and Changing Gender Relations in Pastoral Households in the

former Ankole Ranching Scheme, CBR Working Paper No. 71, January 2002. 4. Muhereza, E.F. Mailo Land Tenure System, Customary Land Rights and Claims in Buganda: The case

of Nakasongola. CBR Working Paper No. 51, January 1998.5. Muhereza, E.F. An Analysis of the nature of Agro-pastoral Relationships in Karamoja: A Case study of

the Bokora of Moroto District. CBR Working Paper No. 50, December 1997.6. Muhereza, E.F. 1995. Agricultural Commercialisation, Contract Farming and Poverty: A Study of the

socio-economic Effects of Tobacco Growing in Masindi District (Uganda). CBR Working Paper No. 48, September.

7. Muhereza, Frank. 1992. Land tenure and Peasant Adaptations: Some Reflections on Agricultural Production in Luwero District. CBR Working Paper No. 27, June.

Other Centre for Basic Research Publications: 1. Muhereza, E.F. and J., Ssenkumba, Fourth Regional Workshop and Executive Committee meeting of

the Arid Lands and Resource Management (ALARM) Network in Eastern Africa , 21-24 March 1997, Fairway Hotel, Kampala, ALARM Workshop Report No. 1, 1998.

2. Muhereza, E.F. 1998. “Uganda’s Renewable Natural Resources (RNR): A Background”, November - December 1996, CBR Consultancy Report No. 5.

3. Muhereza, E.F. and Opyene, J, “Proceedings of the First Workshop of the Network of Uganda Researchers and Research Users (NURRU), held at lake Victoria Hotel, Entebbe, 5-7 October 1994, Centre for Basic Research, Workshop Report No. 1.

4. Muhereza, E. F., and C., Ocan, 1994. Pastoralism and Crisis in Karamoja; Report of the Second CBR Pastoralism Workshop held at St. Phillips Community Centre, Moroto, 28-29 January 1994; CBR Workshop Report Series No. 4.

5. Oloka-Onyango, J., Z., Gariyo, and E.F., Muhereza, 1992. Pastoralism, Crisis and Transformation in Karamoja: Report of a workshop organised by CBR and held at the Faculty of Science, Makerere University, 14-15 August 1992; CBR Workshop Report Series No. 1.

Other Published Working Papers:1. Muhereza, E.F. & Sarah A. Ossiya. 2004. Pastoralism in Uganda. People, Environment and

Livestock: Challenges for the PEAP. Kampala: Uganda National NGO Forum & the Uganda Civil Society Pastoral Task Force.

2. Muhereza, E.F. 2003. Analysing the Linkages between Poverty and the Environment in Lorukumo Village, Rupa Sub-County, Matheniko County, Moroto District: A Report for the Participatory Poverty

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and Environment Assessment (PPEA) Case Study. Kampala: Ministry of Finance Planning and Economic Development (MFPED) and Centre for Basic Research (CBR).

3. Muhereza, E.F., The Problems of Community Participation in the management of Natural Resource in Nakasongola County, Luwero District. NURRU Working Paper No. 8, Poverty and Policy Perspectives. June 2002.

4. Muhereza, E.F. Ranching, Common Property Relations and the Alienation of Pastoral Lands in Uganda: A study of the Buruli Ranching Scheme in Luwero District. ALARM Working Paper No. 10, September 1999.

Published Consultancy Reports: 1. Oxfam GB. 2009. Changing Pastoral Livelihoods in Uganda. Kampala: Oxfam GB.2. Frank Emmanuel Muhereza. 2009. The Juba Peace Process: An Analysis of Emerging Issues and Key

Lessons Learned – A Synthesis of Issues emerging from a Lessons’ learned workshop held at Acholi Inn, Gulu, 23-24 April 2009. Kampala: The Institute of Peace and Strategic Studies, Gulu University and Danida-Human Rights and Good Governance Programme (HUGGO).

3. Republic of Uganda. 2009. Uganda APRM National Program of Action (POA): First Annual Progress Implementation Report, 2008/9. Kampala: the National Planning Authority (NPA).

4. Government of Uganda. 2008. Karamoja Integrated Disarmament and Development Programme: Creating conditions for promoting Human Security and recovery in Karamoja, 2007-2010. Kampala: Office of the Prime Minister.

5. Frank Muhereza. 2007. Pastoralism and Land Conflicts in Uganda: Implications for the National Land Policy. Kampala, Uganda Land Alliance.

6. Sowers, Fredrick, Monica, Kapiriri and Frank Emmanuel, Muhereza, “Uganda Conserve Biodiversity for Sustainable Development (COBS) support project, Project Final Evaluation (contract Number OUT-LAG-1-800-99-00013-00, Task Order 800”, Submitted to the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), September 2002.

3. Muhereza, E.F., Conflict Prevention, Management and Resolution: Capacity Assessment Study for the IGAD sub-region, Phase 2 – Implementation, Report by National Expert, Uganda , Conflict, Disaster and Development Group, Centre for Development Studies, University of Leeds, Leeds, UK, presented to IGAD Secretariat Djibouti, July 2001.

4. Henrik Hammargren, Muhereza, E.F. Åse Ottoson and John Ssenkumba. 1999. Peace, Democracy and Human Rights in Uganda: A String of Fragile Pearls (Studies in Democracy and Human Rights, A Uganda Country Report for 1999). Stockholm: Department for Democracy and Social Development Division for Democratic Governance, Swedish Agency for International Development Co-operation (SIDA). (ISSN: 1404-7950; ISBN 91-586-8968-0).

5. Muhereza, E.F. 1997. Socio-economic Baseline Survey for a planned Uganda Goat Development Project, funded by FARM Africa (UK) to be implemented in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industries and Fisheries (MAAIF), Kampala.

Unpublished (selected) Consultancy Reports Prepared: 13. Muhereza E.F., ‘The Opportunities and Challenges for the Diversification of Pastoralist Livelihoods in

Karamoja’, A Report prepared for the ‘Project 1.1.2 Disarmament of Armed Nomadic Pastoralists and Promotion of Sustainable Development in Zone 3’ of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (IC/GLR), Submitted to the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), Nairobi, Kenya, April 2010.

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14. Muhereza E.F., ‘A Mapping of the Disarmament initiatives undertaken in Karamoja Region of Uganda’, A Report prepared for the ‘Project 1.1.2 Disarmament of Armed Nomadic Pastoralists and Promotion of Sustainable Development in Zone 3’ of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (IC/GLR), Submitted to the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), Nairobi, Kenya, April 2010.

15. Muhereza E.F., ‘A Documentation of the Development of the Karamoja Integrated Disarmament and Development Programme (KIDDP) Master-Document’, A Report prepared for the ‘Project 1.1.2 Disarmament of Armed Nomadic Pastoralists and Promotion of Sustainable Development in Zone 3’ of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (IC/GLR), Submitted to the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), Nairobi, Kenya, April 2010.

16. Muhereza, E.F., ‘The impact of Humanitarian Assistance on Livelihoods affected by Humanitarian Crises in Uganda: An Analysis of Communities’ and Humanitarian actors’ Perspectives on Socio-Cultural Dynamics in Karamoja, Teso, West Nile and Southern Sudan Entry Points (A National Synthesis Report)’, 18 January 2010

17. Muhereza, E.F., ‘An Assessment of Key Agricultural Policies to determine Government of Uganda’s Commitment to the 2003 Maputo Declaration’, report submitted to Vredeseilanden Uganda Country Office (VeCo Uganda), 13 April 2009.

18. Muhereza, E.F., ‘Tools for Monitoring and Tracking of Transparency and Accountability in the National Social Security Fund (NSSF), a Framework Document’, 10 March 2009 (Draft 1), submitted to the Platform for Labour Action (PLA), Plot 66 Kanjokya Street, Kamwoya, Kampala.

19. Muhereza, E.F., ‘A Study on Options for Enhancing Access to Justice, and Improving Administration of Law and Order in Karamoja’, (revised final report undertaken in collaboration with Ossiya, D., and I. Ovonji-Odida), 19 December 2008, submitted to Danida-Human Rights and Good Governance Programme (HUGGO), Kampala.

20. Muhereza, E.F., ‘2008 Annual Programme Review Report of the Government of Uganda/UNDP Country Programme’, 16 February 2009 (Final Draft), submitted to the UNDP Country Office, UNDP Plot 15B Clement Hill Road, Kampala.

21. Muhereza, E.F., ‘Challenging Circumstances, Mixed Achievements: A report of the Final Evaluation of the Uganda Amnesty Commission Special Project for Repatriation, Rehabilitation, Resettlement and Reintegration of Reporters (ACSP), Final Report, 15 December 2008 ’, (undertaken in collaboration with Dylan Hendrickson, Sandra Ayoo), submitted to the World Bank Country Office, Kampala, Uganda.

22. Muhereza, E.F., ‘A report of the End-of-Project evaluation of VeCo Uganda’s ICCO-funded Advocacy Programme for the period 2003-2007’, (prepared in collaboration with John Ssenkumba), a revised report, 6 September 2008, Submitted to the VeCo Uganda, Plot. 5 Kanjokya Street, Kampala, Uganda.

23. Muhereza, E.F., ‘A report of the mid-term evaluation of VeCo Uganda’s CORDAID-funded Access to Markets (ATM) Pilot Programme, implemented in three Districts in Eastern Uganda for the period March 2005-December 2008’, (prepared in collaboration with John Ssenkumba), a revised report, 4 September 2008, Submitted to the VeCo Uganda, Plot. 5 Kanjokya Street, Kampala, Uganda.

24. Muhereza, E.F., ‘The End-of-Project Evaluation Report for the Happy Cow Project of the Dioceses of Moroto and Kotido, for the Period 1st February 1998 – July 2008’ (Projects No. 140-009-1009 ZG; 140-009-1003 ZG; 140-009-1003Y), a revised report, 22 May 2008, (prepared in collaboration with John Ssenkumba), submitted to the Happy Cow Project (HCP), Moroto Diocese, Karamoja.

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25. Muhereza, E.F., ‘A report of a Mid-term Evaluation of the VeCo Uganda’s BSF Programme, titled: Sustainable Improvement of Household Income and Food Security in Bugiri, Sironko and Pallisa Districts in Eastern Uganda for the period 2005-2009’, (prepared in collaboration with John Ssenkumba), Revised Final Report, 25 February 2008, submitted to the VeCo Uganda, Plot. 5 Kanjokya Street, Kampala, Uganda.

26. Muhereza, E.F., ‘Government of Uganda and United Nations Development Programme, Building Sustainable Peace and Development in Karamoja (2007/2008 - 2010/2011), A project document ’, July 2007, submitted to the UNDP Country Office, UNDP Plot 15B Clement Hill Road, Kampala.

27. Muhereza, E.F., ‘UNDP’s Crisis Prevention and Recovery (CPR) Response in Northern Uganda, 2008-2011, A Context Analysis, 15 October 2007 (Final - Revised)’, submitted to the UNDP Country Office, UNDP Plot 15B Clement Hill Road, Kampala.

28. Muhereza, E.F., ‘UNDP’s Crisis Prevention and Recovery (CPR) Response in Northern Uganda, UNDP CPR Strategic Plan, 2008-2011, 15 October 2007 (Final - Revised)’, submitted to the UNDP Country Office, UNDP Plot 15B Clement Hill Road, Kampala.

29. Muhereza, E.F., ‘The establishment of a National Coordination Unit (NCU) for the implementation of the Karamoja Integrated Disarmament and Development Programme (KIDDP), 2 July 2007’, (2nd Draft - Revised), submitted to the Office of the Prime Minister Post Office Building, Kitante Road, Kampala, Uganda.

30. Muhereza, E.F. and Norah Matovu Winyi, ‘MS Uganda Country Programme Strategy 2008-2012’, June 2007, submitted to the Danish Association for International Co-operation (MS Uganda), 54B Kiira Road, Kampala.

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