Contributor: Risha Chande
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Kenya: Living with Coronavirus
15 Oct 2020
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| Sauti za Wananchi
Households which depend on casual work, generally concentrated in urban areas especially big cities, are by far the hardest hit by crises of food and income caused by the Coronavirus.
- Living with Coronavirus | Research Brief |
2.51 MB - Casual workers in urban areas are hardest hit by the economic impact of the Coronavirus | Press Release | 603.73 KB
- Feeding The Nation | Research Brief | 1.54 MB
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Uwezo data on learning
6 Jul 2019
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Hundreds and thousands of data points from six years of the Uwezo Annual Learning Assessment.
The Political Parties Act
18 Jan 2019
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Twaweza is working with other civil society organisations to challenge the proposed amendments to the Political Parties Act.
- The Political Parties Act | 35.79 KB
- The proposed amendments | 372.83 KB
- An overview of why the amendments matter | 181.03 KB
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ATTENTION: Beware of employment fraud
23 Nov 2018
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Announcements
Twaweza never solicits money from job applicants. Beware of fraudsters promising to secure you a job at Uwezo or Twaweza.
Consultancy | Data Management in Uganda
10 Oct 2018
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Jobs
In 2018 Uwezo has undertaken a national assessment in 32 districts in Uganda involving approximately 960 primary schools, approximately 19,000 households and over 35,000 children. We now seek a data management firm to manage our data entry process.
- Terms of Reference | 255.38 KB
Amendments to the Statistics Act | Our View
27 Sep 2018
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As a stakeholder in independent research and data collection, Twaweza has analysed the proposed revisions to the Statistics Act (2015). It is worth noting that elements of the amended act remain open to competing perspectives, depending on one’s vantage point. As one among several interested parties to this discussion, here is our take:
- Statistics Act | 3.57 MB
- Amendments to the Statistics Act | 3.06 MB
- Statistics Act | Regulations | 5.12 MB
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Uganda: Frankly Speaking
24 Apr 2018
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Information, Governance & Citizen Action
7 out of 10 think that radio and television stations should be free to produce their own news programs (68%); and a similar number (72%) think that the news media should investigate and report on government mistakes and corruption.
- Frankly Speaking | Research Brief | 7.52 MB
- 7 out of 10 citizens strongly support media freedoms, 9 out of 10 support the right to criticize | Press Release | 189.4 KB
- Household data (excel) | 5.31 MB
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