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 The Democratic Governance and Accountability Programme (DGAP) is a three-year programme funded under the 10th European Development Fund (EDF) of the European Union (EU). DGAP is host to a combination of efforts by the Government of Uganda Institutions, the European Union and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) (National and International) to contribute to the evolution of an environment where citizens enjoy their basic and fundamental rights as a precursor to effecting positive change in their socio-economic and political well-being.
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The DGAP Programme Management Unit (PMU) through its Capacity Building component organises internal trainings and other meeting sessions for the Programme beneficiary institutions and grantees
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Is based on the idea that the Government is willing an able to account for its actions and that the citizens, often through Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) are able to demand accountability.The key challenges in the area of Social Accountability addressed by DGAP;
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Within a constitutional system is a relationship in which people in authority are accountable to the public. The key challenges in the area of Democratic Accountability addressed by DGAP; Ugandan stakeholders have limited experience on the functioning of the multi-party democracy
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