• Factors affecting citizens’ participation in service delivery processes in lira city 

  Charles, Ebunya (Uganda Martyrs University, 2025-09)

  The major objective of this study was to examine the factors influencing citizens' participation in education service delivery in Lira City East Division, with four specific objectives: to determine the magnitude and ...
• Heartbeat of youth employment 

  Frances, Dipio (Uganda Martyrs University, 2025-09)

  Youth unemployment in Uganda continues to be a significant challenge, especially in rural areas like Adjumani. These districts face systemic obstacles such as inadequate education, poor infrastructure, and agriculture ...
• Assessing the effectiveness of the ‘three-delays’ model Towards maternal health and community development in the Peri-urban settlements of Masaka district, Uganda 

  Diana, Nalunga (Uganda Martyrs University, 2025-09)

  This study assessed the effectiveness of the Three-Delay Model in improving maternal health outcomes and promoting community development in peri-urban settlements of Masaka District, Uganda. The model addresses three ...
• Teachers’ welfare and retention in selected secondary schools 

  Patrick, Okoth (Uganda Martyrs University, 2024-09)

  The study investigated the effect of teachers’ welfare on retention in selected secondaryschools in Luwero district. Thespecific objectivesfocused on; examining the quality of welfare programmes of secondary school ...
• The effect of NGOs in sustainable community economic Empowerment 

  Rukundo, Darius (Uganda Martyrs University, 2025-09)

  This study explores how NGOs promote sustainable economic empowerment in rural Rwanda. While NGOs support marginalized communities with development programs, persistent poverty and unemployment in areas like Boneza Sector ...

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