Child Care Policy Dialogue
On 15 May 2024, stakeholders, policymakers, and experts convened for the Childcare Policy Dialogue, a pivotal event aimed at shaping a comprehensive approach to early childhood development. The dialogue emphasized the importance of addressing the developmental needs of young children to ensure they have a strong foundation for learning and growth.
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ACE Policy Research Institute Partner Appreciation Event at Protea Hotel 2019
ACE Policy Research Institute Partner Appreciation Event at Protea Hotel 2019
First High Level Conceptualization Workshop on Uganda’s Industrialization Master Plan 2020-2040
Development of Uganda’s Industrialization Master Plan 2020-2040 Protea Hotel, Kampala Conference Hall 2 Wednesday March 24, 2021.
Second High Level Conceptualization Workshop on Uganda’s Industrialization Master Plan 2020-2040
Second High Level Conceptualization Workshop on Uganda's Industrialization Masterplan Protea Hotel, Kampala Tuesday April 27, 2021.
High Level Conceptualisation Workshop on Land Banking
Second High Level Conceptualization Workshop on Uganda's Industrialization Masterplan Protea Hotel, Kampala Tuesday April 27, 2021.
IDRC - Project Launch Workshop
Project Launch – “Supporting Parenting Care Corners in Markets to Reduce Unpaid Care Work for the Vulnerable Businesswomen in Uganda”
ACE Policy Research Institute Partner Appreciation Event at Protea Hotel 2022
ACE Policy Research Institute Partner Appreciation Event at Protea Hotel 2022
High Level Conceptualisation Workshop on Land Banking
Second High Level Conceptualization Workshop on Uganda's Industrialization Masterplan Protea Hotel, Kampala Tuesday April 27, 2021.
Stakeholders' Dialogue on Unpaid Care Work
Stakeholders' Dialogue Addressing Unequal Allocation of unpaid Carework between men and women.
Sensitisation of the women in the markets on Unpaid Care Work
Sensitisation of women in the markets regarding the Unpaid Care Work project. Day care corners were set up in the markets of Kalerwe, Nakawa, Natete, Kibuye, Kireka and Mukono.
