Contributor: Jane Shussa
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Are our children learning? Uwezo Uganda Eighth Learning Assessment Report 2019
21 Nov 2019
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| Uwezo
A new Uwezo report reveals a decline in literacy and numeracy levels of Primary 3 to Primary 6 pupils. Between 2015 and 2018, the learning outcomes in literacy and numeracy remained low and appeared to be declining
- Annual Learning Assessment | Report |
21.6 MB - Learning outcomes in literacy and numeracy have remained low, with little, if any, signs of improvement | Press Release | 110.29 KB
Uganda: Participation
11 Nov 2019
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Information, Governance & Citizen Action
These briefs report that the majority of Ugandans (54%) say that the sub-county governments take their views into account in decisions while fewer (35%) report that they believe the national government considers their views. They also report that citizens find it hard to participate in planning and budget processes (75%), access government information (70%) and influence decision-making in their sub-county (63%).
- Active and Engaged | Research Brief | 888.75 KB
- Between paper and practice | Research Brief | 783.84 KB
- Three out of four Ugandans see village representatives as the best way to influence government | Press Release | 171.21 KB
Active and engaged? Ugandans’ experiences of participation and citizens’ agency
11 Nov 2019
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| Sauti za Wananchi
Civil servants themselves indicate that, while citizens can engage in processes to make their needs known, priority is given to proposals from public officials themselves.
- Active and Engaged | Research Brief | 888.75 KB
- Between paper and practice | Research Brief | 783.84 KB
- Three out of four Ugandans see village representatives as the best way to influence government | Press Release | 171.21 KB
Uwezo Learning Assessment Survey Tool and Tests 2018
Uwezo Learning Assessment Survey Tool 2018
Protecting Journalists and the Media: East African citizens’ views on media freedom
Across East Africa, more citizens generally support media freedom than government control of media, although this has fluctuated.
- Protecting Journalists and the Media | 387.6 KB
- Marking the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists, Twaweza highlights citizen support for media freedom | Press Release | 679.5 KB
UN proclaim September 28th as the International Day for Universal Access to Information
A significant step has been taken to make a reality of “public access to information and fundamental freedoms.”
Twaweza at URA Taxpayers’ appreciation week
Twaweza sharesq citizens’ views and experiences on issues of public interest at the URA Taxpayers’ appreciation week at Kololo Independence grounds.
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