Conclusion
ALBERT
This study demonstrates that regardless of the study arm, receiving peer-led training significantly improves lifejacket wear among occupational boaters on Lake Albert. Based on these results, there is sufficient evidence to reject the null hypothesis that peer-led training on lifejacket wear is not different from the routine marine community policing program among the occupational boaters on Lake Albert, Uganda. The government of Uganda through the respective ministries and the Landing Site Management Committees should embrace and scale up the peer-to-peer training on lifejacket wear to occupational drowning.