Awinera Africa Ltd · Kampala, Uganda
Evidence-based research bridging rigorous analysis and real-world policy impact across East Africa.
18+
Research Projects
2021 – Present
9+
Partner Organisations
IFPRI, World Bank & more
3
Pillars
Quality, Integrity, Efficiency
4
Countries
East & Central Africa
Our Research
Seven interconnected domains addressing the most pressing challenges in East African development.
Latest Research
reportDr. Irene Akite · 15 March 2024
A comprehensive analysis of maize, sunflower, and sesame value chains in Acholi and Lango sub-regions, examining market linkages, price transmission, and upgrading opportunities for smallholder farmers.
briefDr. Irene Akite · 20 November 2023
This policy brief synthesises evidence from three climate-smart agriculture trials in Uganda, identifying cost-effective practices that increase yields while reducing vulnerability to rainfall variability.
reportDr. Irene Akite · 18 May 2023
A rigorous impact evaluation of the NUSAF3 economic inclusion programme using a randomised control trial design across 120 communities in Northern Uganda. The study examines effects on income, assets, food security, and women's empowerment.
News & Insights
article10 May 2024
Awinera's latest policy brief examines gaps in Uganda's agricultural extension system and recommends evidence-based reforms to improve service delivery for smallholder farmers across all regions.
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media coverage2 April 2024
Key findings from Awinera's rigorous evaluation of the NUSAF3 economic inclusion programme have been incorporated into the World Bank's updated social protection strategy for fragile and conflict-affected states in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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media coverage2 April 2024
Key findings from Awinera's rigorous evaluation of the NUSAF3 economic inclusion programme have been incorporated into the World Bank's updated social protection strategy for fragile and conflict-affected states in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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