Qualitative analysis identifies key policy reforms in Uganda’s biosafety system over 30 years, suggesting strategies for improving public participation and effective regulations.
Key Points
Progress has been made in developing Uganda's biosafety system over the past three decades, reflecting significant advancement.
Key drivers of policy reforms include public participation and institutional developments that shaped the biosafety regulatory framework.
Interviews captured critical insights from experts, supplemented by secondary data, to create a comprehensive knowledge map.
The recommendations highlight strategies for establishing coordinated, evidence-based regulatory systems in Uganda and similar countries.