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The risks of corruption in humanitarian response can be reduced by aid organisation being answerable to their beneficiaries.

The allocation of the Covid-19 supplementary budget has opened the eyes of many Ugandans to the sectors that the government prioritises during budgeting processes.

Ways to strengthen anti-corruption efforts in the water sector include funding further studies to understand the problem, supporting monitoring and evaluation, and building sector capacity on…

Uganda’s rich biodiversity is threatened by the illegal wildlife trade. But efforts to tackle the trade are undermined by corruption. Sustained community engagement could make a difference.

Uganda has a strong legal framework, but implementation of the law is weak.

If aid organisations are accountable to their beneficiaries, there is potentially less risk of corruption. Interventions may also be more efficient and effective with accountability measures in place.…