The document titled "Policy and Legal Framework for Securing Communal Land Rights in Karamoja: Challenges, Opportunities and Entry Points for Interventions" provides a comprehensive review of the policy, legal, and institutional framework that governs communal land rights in Karamoja, Uganda.

The document titled "The State of Access to Information in Uganda" provides a comprehensive analysis of the current state of access to information in Uganda. It is particularly relevant to land governance and land tenure security as it sheds light on the transparency and availability of land-related information in the country.

"The Right to Privacy in Uganda: Stakeholder Report" is a document that compiles stakeholder submissions for the Universal Periodic Review (UPR). It provides an in-depth analysis of the current state of privacy in Uganda.

The document titled "Privacy in Uganda: An Overview of how ICT Policies Infringe on Online Privacy and Data Protection" provides a comprehensive review of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) policies and laws in Uganda. It further discusses their implications for privacy and data protection, which are crucial aspects of land governance and tenure security.

The document titled "Citizen Participation in Local Government Service Delivery Processes in Uganda" is a comprehensive report that explores the extent and impact of citizen participation in the provision of services at the district levels in Uganda.

The document titled "Environmental Regulation in Uganda: Successes and Challenges" provides an in-depth discussion on the successes and challenges encountered in the implementation of the national environment management policy in Uganda.

The blog titled "Petitioning Parliament: Is it more ritualistic than functional" critically examines the effectiveness of petitions to Parliament as a tool for the public to influence governance. It suggests that this method may be more symbolic or ritualistic than functional, raising questions about its actual impact on land governance and land tenure security.

The article titled "Inheritance rights in Uganda: How equal inheritance rights would reduce poverty and decrease the spread of HIV/AIDS in Uganda" presents a compelling argument for equal inheritance rights for women. It posits that this equality could serve as a significant tool in reducing poverty and curbing the spread of HIV/AIDS in Uganda.

The document titled "Implementing Uganda's National Wetlands Policy: A Case Study of Kabale District" provides an in-depth analysis of the challenges encountered in the implementation of the Wetlands Policy.

The document titled "Briefing for the Human Rights Council on Right to Adequate Housing in Uganda" is a submission to the Universal Periodic Review. It has been prepared by a network of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) that are actively working on issues related to human settlements.