1st Edition
Governance and Inclusive Growth in the Africa Great Lakes Region Progress, Problems, and Prospects
Introduction: Governance-development nexus
1 Governance from below: The role of the state and non-state actors in promoting and creating an inclusive society for sustainable development in Uganda
2 Governance versus development: Re-thinking the efficacy of the World Bank’s safeguards for protecting Batwa indigenous peoples in World Bank-funded projects in Uganda
3 Understanding minority democracy theory in governance: A pathway for sustainable development to manage the marginalisation indigenous peoples
4 Achieving the sustainable development goals: The challenge of social protection for indigenous ethnic minorities in Uganda
5 The effective participation of vulnerable and marginalised communities in governance and development processes: Towards a framework
6 Generating sustainable peace and leadership for development in South Sudan: The role of local peace committees
7 Interstate border conflicts: Their effects on region-building and integration in the East African Community
Conclusion
Biography
Paul Mulindwa is a Research Associate at the University of Johannesburg, and Global Advocacy and Campaigns Officer – Africa Lead, for CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizens Participation, Johannesburg, South Africa.






