Martin Kaleeba Martin Kaleeba is the Regional Director of UPHOLD Uganda, in charge of the Eastern Region. UPHOLD is a five year USAID funded programme, that builds the capacities of NGOs and twenty districts in Uganda to better deliver social services in the areas of education, HIV/AIDS and health. His key responsibility is to provide technical and management support to staff in the UPHOLD eastern region to be able to support the districts and NGOs in the region. UPHOLD also provides financial support to the districts and the NGOs to implement the activities in the above mentioned three focus areas. Martin is the author or, or contributed to the following papers from the research: The current procedures and policies dominating the disbursement of aid: are they building strong relationships and enabling NGOs to meet their stated aims? A report on research carried out in Uganda between 2000-2004: Chapter 2: The context for the research (Martin Kaleeba, Rashid Sesay and Tina Wallace) Chapter 3: Critical funding issues arising from interviews with a range of NGOs in Uganda: analysis of first round interviews (Tina Wallace and Martin Kaleeba) Chapter 4: Donor conditionalities: analysis of first round interviews (Martin Kaleeba and Tina Wallace with inputs from Patrick Mulindwa) Chapter 8: Case study of a partnership between an international NGO and two local NGOs (Martin Kaleeba) Back to team an ichameleon production