Impact of Urban Planning on Household Poverty Reduction in Uganda: A Review

Abstract

The study analyzed the impact of urban planning on reducing household poverty in Uganda. It found that both negative and positive factors significantly influence household poverty. The study also identified five key factors that contribute to household poverty: social services, research and development, employment, and investment. The findings suggest that urban planners should align their policies with government policies when allocating resources to reduce poverty caused by unplanned urbanization. The study recommends that urban planners work to improve the quality of life for households in Uganda. Keywords: Household poverty, urban population growth, urban planning, Urban Sprawl, Government intervention

The The Effect of Financial Management on the Learning Ability of Students in Government-Aided Primary Schools in Ibanda Municipality Uganda

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Government Interventions and Household Poverty in Uganda:A Comprehensive Review and Critical Analysis

“…Regional poverty saw a decline of 1.6% annually, and international poverty decreased by 2.7% per annum, ranking Uganda with the second-fastest poverty reduction rate in Sub-Saharan Africa. However, by 2013, over a third of the population still lived below the international poverty line of US$1.90 a day, showcasing the endurance of poverty despite advancements [4] [1]. Critically, the disparity between Uganda's poverty line in the 1990s and early 2000s and the international poverty line raises questions about the adequacy of Uganda's poverty metrics.…”

“…This scholarly research review stands at the intersection of policy, economics, and social welfare, delving deep into the heart of Uganda's socioeconomic landscape. As scholars dedicated to unravelling the complexities of poverty alleviation, our pursuit is to meticulously dissect the multifaceted relationship between government interventions and the poverty-stricken households of Uganda [1] [2]. Uganda, a nation marked by its rich cultural heritage and natural diversity, has made significant strides in recent decades, yet challenges persist in the form of widespread poverty that grips a substantial portion of its populace.…”

“…This scholarly exploration embarks on a comprehensive journey to fathom the efficacy of various government interventions aimed at mitigating household poverty. With a critical lens, we aim to evaluate existing strategies, policies, and programs, discerning their impact, limitations, and potential for transformative change [3] [1]. Our scholarly inquiry into this pressing issue seeks to bridge the gap between theory and practice, offering an in-depth analysis grounded in empirical evidence and theoretical frameworks.…”