Child Family Health International (CFHI), Uganda
Kirsten Hanlon: Undergraduate
2018-2019
Uganda
Capital: Kampala
Area: 241,550
Population: 33,860,700
Languages: English, Swahili
Research
Reasearch In Uganda
Research conducted by members of the Kellogg intellectual community on the themes of democracy and human development is at the core of what the Institute does.
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Publications
Publications Concerning Uganda
For more than three decades, our faculty and visiting fellows have helped set the scholarly agenda on our core themes of democratization and human development. Our work has had a significant impact on policy and practice.
Working paper (non-Kellogg)
Selected Factors Leading to the Transmission of Female Genital Mutilation Across Generations
Quantitative Analysis for Six African Countries
Working paper (non-Kellogg)
Child Marriage, Early Childbearing, Low Educational Attainment for Girls, and Their Impacts in Uganda
Working paper (non-Kellogg)
Uganda Economic Update, 10th Edition, December 2017
Accelerating Uganda's Development, Ending Child Marriage, Educating Girls
Journal Article
Precarious Values in Publicly Funded Religious Schools
The Effects of Government-aid on the Institutional Character of Ugandan Catholic Schools
Journal Article
Does International Child Sponsorship Work?
A Six-Country Study of Impacts on Adult Life Outcomes
Journal Article
Genocide or Just Another ‘Casualty of War’?
The Implications of the Memo Attributed to President Yoweri K. Museveni of Uganda
People
People Researching Uganda
For more than three decades, our faculty and visiting fellows have helped set the scholarly agenda on our core themes of democratization and human development. Our work has had a significant impact on policy and practice.
In The News
News Concerning Uganda
For more than three decades, our faculty and visiting fellows have helped set the scholarly agenda on our core themes of democratization and human development. Our work has had a significant impact on policy and practice.
