Ugandans often go hungry and a majority do not have enough income to meet their daily needs
And 8 out of 10 are not happy with how the economy is being managed.
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Learning Outcomes: the measure of progress for Uganda’s education
Schooling, whether we like it or not, is not just about academic performance but it has an impact on the child’s social and emotional well-being and health and other aspects of his/her development
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We the people: Ugandans’ views on governance, information and citizen engagement
One out of ten Ugandans owns a smart phone and is a member of at least one social network, mostly Facebook. This is one of three briefs produced to mark the launch of Sauti za Wananchi in Uganda.
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We the people: Ugandan citizens’ livelihoods
Ugandans live in households with an average of five members; half of these households have earthen floors. This is one of three briefs produced to mark the launch of Sauti za Wananchi in Uganda.
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