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AN EVALUATION OF JAPANESE OFFICIAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE IN ACHOLILAND, NORTHERN UGANDA
The report assesses a US$2 million Japanese ODA project coordinated by UNICEF to provide health, nutrition, and shelter services to 200,000 returnees in Acholiland, northern Uganda. It finds that the project successfully improved access to basic services for women and children, aligning with the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD) goals of human security. Key achievements include the rehabilitation of ten health centres, the distribution of 10,000 insecticide-treated nets, and the training of 2,000 community health volunteers. However, the report notes constraints such as communication breakdowns in the distribution chain and delays caused by 2007 floods.
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Document type: Report