Although equal access to Education for all children is a basic human right and an effective way of eradicating poverty, especially for girls, several barriers still hinder girls' full educational participation in Uganda generally. This book provides an analysis of the intersection of poverty, geographical location and socio-economic factors with gender on the experiences of girls who enrolled in Primary School in Arua District of Uganda under the UPE Program. The book concludes that although girls are more disadvantaged than boys in as far as gender equity in Education is concerned, the best way to address this is not to halt the one that has an edge but rather to remove everything that serves as an impediment to the freedom and equal opportunities of all children.
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Jane Atayi born in Arua, Uganda, East Africa on 02/08/1976. Attended Makerere University, Kampala and got a BA (Social Sciences) in 2001; Uganda Management Institute and got a Post Graduate Diploma in Public Administration and Management in 2008; International Institute of Social Studies in The Hague and got an MA in Development Studies in 2008.
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