This brief aims to shed light on Ugandan citizens’ opinions and experiences of citizen participation, including media consumption, social media and community meetings. What forms of media do citizens consume most, and how are these patterns shifting over time? How do they use the internet and social media? How many attend community meetings, and how many participate actively at such meetings?
Read MoreThis brief sheds light on Ugandan citizens’ understanding and experiences of the climate crisis. What do they know about climate change and its root causes? How have they been affected by shifting weather patterns? Who bears the responsibility for addressing this crisis? What steps should individuals, communities, and the nation take to mitigate climate change’s effects?
Read MoreAcross Uganda, 6 out of 10 citizens (63%) name access to water as a serious problem affecting their communities including 4 out of 10 who say it is the most serious problem (39%). However, there are significant disparities between Ugandans’ views on this issue.
Read MoreThis brief presents data on Ugandan citizens’ experiences and opinions on water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH). How serious of a challenge is access to water for different groups in society?
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