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Uwezo at the CIES Conference in San Francisco
15 Apr 2019
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Announcements
Uwezo is participating in the Annual Comparative and International Education Society conference in San Francisco under the theme of Education for Sustainability.
Uganda: More food, less money
20 Mar 2019
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Information, Governance & Citizen Action
This brief reports that four out of five Ugandan households (81%) say their household income does not meet daily expenses. These figures are similar to 2017. However, the amount of money that households report needing every day has gone down from UGX 11,800 to UGX 10,300 in the same period.
- More food, less money | Research Brief |
1.25 MB - 4 out of 5 Ugandan households say their household income does not cover their daily expenses | Press Release | 169.65 KB
More food, less money: Ugandans’ experiences and opinions on poverty and livelihoods
20 Mar 2019
| Sauti za Wananchi
If given a cash injection of UGX 350,000 from the government, on average Ugandans are likely to spend close to half of it (44%) on starting or growing a business, 18% on agriculture and 13% on school fees.
- More food, less money | Research Brief | 1.25 MB
- 4 out of 5 Ugandan households say their household income does not cover their daily expenses | Press Release | 169.65 KB
- Questionnaire | 174.78 KB
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Consultancy | Synthesize curriculum analysis for Primary mathematics in Uganda.
The objective of this consultancy is to synthesize findings from Twaweza’s Surveys of Enacted Curriculum analyses, and thereby generate, document and share relevant policy proposals for improving the effectiveness of the primary mathematics curriculum in Uganda.
- Terms of Reference | 431.69 KB
Consultancy | Synthesize curriculum analysis for Primary science in Uganda
Twaweza is seeking the services of a consultant, for a period of approximately 10 working days to undertake this assignment.
- Terms of Reference | 431.83 KB
Grading the nation?
1 Mar 2019
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Information, Governance & Citizen Action
This brief reports that a majority of citizens (65%) say that the cost of living is the biggest problem facing their household. And seven out of ten Kenyans (71%) say they are not satisfied overall with the direction in which the country is heading; half of these blame economic issues for this view.
- Grading the Nation? | Research Brief | 1.78 MB
- 2 out of 3 Kenyans say cost of living is the biggest problem for their household | Press Release | 225.55 KB
Grading the nation? Kenyans’ opinions on government, leadership and corruption
1 Mar 2019
| Sauti za Wananchi
A majority of citizens (65%) say that the cost of living is the biggest problem facing their household. And seven out of ten Kenyans (71%) say they are not satisfied overall with the direction in which the country is heading; half of these blame economic issues for this view.
- Grading the Nation? | Research Brief | 1.78 MB
- 2 out of 3 Kenyans say cost of living is the biggest problem for their household | Press Release | 225.55 KB
- Questionnaire | 239.08 KB
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