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  • Child Marriage and its Impact on Development: The case of Kasese District, Uganda 
    Isis-WICCE; Oguttu, Juliet Were; Nassolo, Suzan Nkinzi (2011-11)
    Child marriage has continued to be one of the major factors affecting the achievement of development indices and targets in Uganda.This report presents the findings of the study on “Child Marriage and its impact on ...
  • The Abused Generation: My Child, My Age Mate 
    Isis-WICCE (2012)
    The report documents Isis– WICCE's annual Peace Exposition that was held in Kasese in 2011 that focused on ending child marriage in the district. It provided a space for different stakeholders to speak out strongly ...
  • Kashmiri Women: The burden of Conflicts, Half Widowhood and its Health Effects 
    Isis-WICCE; Ezabir, Ali; Oguttu, Juliet Were (2013)
    Isis-WICCE in partnership with Jamme/Kashmir Association carried out a study on the ‘impact of armed conflict on the Health of half widows in Kashmir- India’. The study explored the mental, social and physical impact of ...
  • Raising Hope: Reclaiming lives in Lira District, Northern Uganda 
    Isis-WICCE (Isis-Wicce, 2011)
    The report documents the medical intervention that Isis-WICCE carried out in collaboration in the sub counties of Ogur and Aromo in Lira district to to address the most pressing and priority health needs of women war ...
  • Management of Medical and Psychological effects of War Trauma 
    Isis-WICCE (2006-03)
    Isis-WICCE, using its action oriented approach noted the urgent need for the development of a standardised locally adapted training manual for use to train operational level health workers working in areas affected by armed ...