Uganda's civil society: history, challenges, prospects
Is the notion of 'civil society' helpful in understanding Uganda's history and in positing scenarios for the future? Has civil society made a mark over the years? What drives its development and how does it relate to the State? What values inform the sector, what are current challenge...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Is the notion of 'civil society' helpful in understanding Uganda's history and in positing scenarios for the future? Has civil society made a mark over the years? What drives its development and how does it relate to the State? What values inform the sector, what are current challenges and how might these be addressed? The editors have brought together twenty articles, focused on Uganda's civil society, its history, characteristics, challenges and prospects: a first home for a range of thought-provoking views - whether previously published or not. The editors argue that, if civil society is to help citizens control their destinies, its leaders must spell out how they believe substantive change can happen, and relearn the value of solidarity and collective action, rather than get caught up in the cutthroat competition that celebrates brands and logos. The future of Uganda's civil society will indeed be shaped by its leaders: they must be at the forefront of driving reform to overcome the internal challenges the sector faces, mobilising collective thought, creative imagination and generating new knowledge |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Section I : Introduction -- 1. Uganda's civil society : an overview of issues / John De Coninck -- Section II : Uganda's evolving and diverse civil society -- 2. Expanding 'civil society' : women and political space in contemporary Uganda / Aili Mari Tripp -- 3. Contemporary civil society and the democratisation process in Uganda : a preliminary exploration / Nyangabyaki Bazaara -- 4. 'Find the groups and you have found the poor?' : exploring the dynamics of community-based organisations in Arua and Kabale / Community Development Resource Network -- 5. Building community associations from the inside or the outside? : social capital and community associations in Northern Uganda / Kristof Titeca & Thomas Vervisch -- 6. The social power of religious organisation and civil society : the catholic church in Uganda / Ronald Kassimir -- 7. Traditional leaders and decentralisation / Rebecca Mukyala-Makiika -- Section III : A value-driven sector? -- | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 8. The state, civil society and development policy in Uganda : where are we coming from? / John De Coninck -- 9. 'Webisanga Kabaka' (You behave like a king!) : civil society leadership in Uganda / Moses Isooba, Betsy Mboizi, Ida Kusiima -- 10. Climbing the credibility ladder : civil society, donor support and the accountability challenge in Uganda / Arthur Larok -- Section IV : Creating impact -- 11. The ambiguities of the 'partnership' between civil society and the state in Uganda's AIDS response during the 1990s and 2000s as demonstrated in the development of TASO / Eduard Grebe -- 12. Financial inclusion programming for poor women and men in Uganda / CARE International in Uganda (Sylvia Kaawe, Melch Natukunda, Grace Majara) -- 13. Civil society organisations and local-level peace-building in Northern Uganda / Paul Omach -- 14. Civil society and land use policy in Uganda : the Mabira Forest case / Patrick Hönig -- Section V : The state and civil society -- | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 15. Ugandan civil society in the policy process : challenging orthodox narratives / Karen Brock -- 16. Relations between gender-focused NGOs, advocacy work, and government : a Ugandan case stiudy / Mary Ssonko Nabacwa -- 17. Protecting the tree or saving the forest? : a political analysis of the legal environment for NGOs in Uganda / Arthur Larok -- 18. Developing a 'civil' society in partial democracies : in/civility and a critical public sphere in Uganda and Singapore / Daniel Hammett & Lucy Jackson -- Section VI : Resourcing civil society's growth -- 19. The impact of Western management tools on Ugandan NGOs : some contextual notes / Rosemary Adong -- 20. The financial sustainability of Ugandan NGOs : are we no better than government? / Silvia Angey & Christina Nilsson -- 21. The current aid architecture : challenges for civil society organisations in Uganda / John De Coninck -- Section VII : Conclusions -- 22. Uganda's civil society : where do we go from here? / Arthur Larok | |
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