Modules

Module I: Active Citizenship

Active Citizenship is the introductory module under SLOGBAA. This module is based on the globally successful program that was founded by British Council in 2000 has so far been implemented in over 55 countries .../Read More.!

Module III: Understanding the Local Government Budgeting Process

This sub module is designed to offer young people the knowledge, skills and opportunities to understand how financial resources are allocated at the local government level. It is a sub module for educating and .../Read More.!

Module II: Understanding the Local Governance

This sub module is designed based on the Local Governments Act, 1997 and in particular section 36 that establishes a district local government as a planning authority. Fellows will be practically enabled to .../Read More.!

Module IV: Advocacy and Accountability

Social accountability refers to ‘‘actions initiated by citizen groups to hold public officials, politicians, and service providers to account for their conduct and performance in terms of delivering services, .../Read More.!

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Testimonies

This sub module is designed based on the Local Governments Act, 1997 and in particular section 36 that establishes a district local government as a planning authority. It will be emphasized in this sub module, that District plans are supposed to be developed using a bottom-up approach, with each village making its community action plan.

Ouma GaldinoApac District

In principle, the district plans have to observe and make their plans in accordance with both local priorities and national planning frameworks. This module will therefore emphasize the entry points for youth leaders to participate in and influence local level decisions.

Lucy LamwakaLayibi, Gulu City

It will be emphasized in this sub module, that District plans are supposed to be developed using a bottom-up approach, with each village making its community action plan. In principle, the district plans have to observe and make their plans in accordance with both local priorities and national planning frameworks.

Jackson OcenPece Division, Gulu

Fellows will be practically enabled to understand how local governments prepare their integrated development plans (IDPs) which must incorporate plans of lower local councils. This sub module is designed based on the Local Governments Act, 1997 and in particular section 36 that establishes a district local government as a planning authority.

Jessica LimaroVura, Arua City
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