Title: An Investigation into the Causes of Delay and Cost Overrun in Uganda’s Public Sector Construction Projects Authors: Ruth Apolot, Henry Alinaitwe, Dan Tindiwensi Keywords: Issue Date: 2008 Abstract: There is great concern for delays and cost overruns as most of the public construction projects are implemented using tax payers’ money. At the national and...Read More

Title: An Assessment of Clients’ Performance in having an Efficient Building Process in Uganda Authors: Henry Alinaitwe Keywords: roles, clients, building, productivity, performance, Uganda Issue Date: 2008 Abstract: Over the years researchers have paid little attention to the performance of the clients in the building industry. Much of the research on improvement of performance of...Read More

Title: Contractors’ Perspective on Critical Factors for Successful Implementation of Private Public Partnerships in Construction Projects in Uganda Authors: Henry Alinaitwe Keywords: roles, clients, building, productivity, performance, Uganda Issue Date: 2011 Abstract: Developing countries like Uganda are in dire need of infrastructure development and some countries are venturing into Private Public Partnerships (PPPs). In Uganda for...Read More

Title: Organizational Effectiveness Of Ugandan Building Firms As Viewed By Craftsmen Authors: Henry Alinaitwe, Jackson A. Mwakali, Bengt Hansson Keywords: organizational effectiveness, attributes, labour, productivity, Uganda. Issue Date: 2009 Abstract: Construction industries, especially those in developing countries, face the problems of low productivity. It comes about partly due to organizational ineffectiveness. The major attributes of...Read More

Title: Informal Response To Housing Shortage In Post-Independent Uganda – Any Lessons For Architects? Authors: Barnabas Nawangwe, Assumpta Nnaggenda-Musana Keywords: Informal settlements, house types, densification, spatial quality, community participation, research methodologies Issue Date: September 2005 Abstract: Uganda’s urbanization process has followed more or less the same pattern as urbanization in the other countries of sub-Saharan...Read More