The Guardian's Ugandan project: October 2007 - October 2010
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The story of Katine
As the Guardian's full-time coverage of the Katine project comes to an end, find out how lives have been changed in this remote, rural community in north-eastern Uganda -
Katine: An academic review
Read a review of the Katine project by Dr Ben Jones, a lecturer at the school of development studies at the University of East Anglia
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Katine: 'I want my son to become a doctor'
Video: Find out how the lives of Angela and her son, Sam, have changed thanks to the project -
How your money has been spent (2007-2010)
Budget: See where donations from Guardian readers and Barclays have gone in Katine -
Katine through the years
Gallery: We select some our key images from the past three years -
Katine's young artists
Exhibition: Artwork by Katine youngsters on show at the Guardian, London (3 November-20 January 2011)
Resources for schools
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Read and download our new lesson plans for primary schools and secondary schools based on the Katine project. Topics include water, geography, food and farming, education and interpreting images
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Amref in Katine
Keep up to date with progress in Katine and find out more about Amref's work in Uganda and elsewhere in Africa
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Richard M Kavuma: Funding for Katine's computer centre runs out in a year, and it's down to local residents to come up with a sustainable plan
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Mark Tran: For the past four years, the Guardian has supported a development project in north-eastern Uganda. This week, a team visited Katine to catch up on the work being done there by Amref
Latest multimedia
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Katine art project Interactive
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Katine resident John Ogalo films a local church service and baptism in the sub-county -
Through children's eyes Interactive
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This Sporting Life, in Katine Video (1min 29sec)
More on Katine
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Reports from the field
Katine news: Catch up with all the news from Katine over the past three years from our Ugandan reporters and Guardian writers
Multimedia
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Katine on film
Video: Since the start of the Katine project, we've produced more than 60 films on a variety of topics, including some made by residents. Enjoy watching
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What is the Katine project?
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In October 2007, the Guardian began tracking a development project implemented by Amref in Katine, north-east Uganda. Our full-time coverage of the project has now ended, but we will be returning to the sub-county over the next few years to monitor how the community fares after Amref withdraws. We will report back on progress on our Global development website
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Amref reports
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Farm Africa report
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Project evaluator's reports
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