Toolkit for research to inform integrated health, environment & livelihoods programming

This toolkit is based on a research project that was conducted in Rukiga district Uganda. This research was part of the initial activities to design and implement integrated programming to address the challenges affecting the people in Rukiga and to conserve the available resources in the area. This toolkit is primarily for organisations and individuals that are interested in designing and implementing population, health and environment, or PHE, projects.

Year: 2024

Source: The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, Margaret Pyke Trust

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August 23, 2024/by Sophie Weiner

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