After a 2-year lockdown, schools in Uganda have reopened – but for many it may be too late

After a two-year lockdown of schools in Uganda, the social costs are high – many families are financially unable to send their children back to school, and many teachers have found alternative sources of income with no intention to teach again. In this photo essay, Hilke Mairi Gudel (LSE) shares the stories of urban families she has worked with during her field work and the consequences of the school closures.