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AD1226: Most Ugandan homes lack water and toilets
Half of citizens report going without enough clean water during the previous year.
AD1221: Ugandans want free media that helps hold government accountable
Radio remains the country’s most popular source of news.
Uganda: Scorecard on international relations
Scorecard on international relations
AD1210: Ugandans embrace unity in cultural diversity, but perceptions of ethnic bias are on the rise
Most citizens see more that unites Ugandans than divides them.
AD1204: Ugandans identify basic services as priorities for government intervention, report high levels of bribery when trying to access some of them
Despite preference for lower taxes, citizens would support higher taxes to fund education and health care.
AD1176: Ugandans prioritise job creation and education to help young people, even if it requires higher taxes
If given a choice, most youth would start a business or work in the public sector.
AD1165: Indifferent or disempowered? Ugandan youth lag behind older citizens in political and civic engagement
From voting to protesting, young people’s rates of participation are on the decline.
WP222: Political participation across generational cohorts in Uganda
Does historical context shape younger citizens’ propensity for unconventional forms of participation?
AD1143: Ugandans turn to local councillors for help despite dissatisfaction with service delivery
Only one in four citizens say elected local officials listen to what ordinary people have to say.
AD1127: Ugandans support higher taxes for specific causes, but not for more government services
Majorities see higher tax rates for the wealthy as fair and reject taxation of the informal sector.

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