Abstract
This cross-sectional survey investigates the relationship between human capital development and poverty reduction in Bushenyi District, Uganda. Employing both qualitative and quantitative methods, the study sampled 111 respondents, including local leaders, small business owners, and household individuals. Data was collected through questionnaires and interviews, with analysis conducted using statistical tools and thematic analysis. Findings reveal that improved human capital, including skills development and healthcare, correlates positively with poverty reduction. Specifically, access to education, healthcare, and infrastructure were identified as key factors influencing poverty levels. Recommendations include enhancing healthcare facilities, motivating educators, and promoting skill acquisition programs to bolster human capital and alleviate poverty. Keywords: Human capital, Poverty reduction, Bushenyi District, Skill development, Health care
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