Uganda: We the People | Ugandans’ views on governance

12 Dec 2017 | Information, Governance & Citizen Action

This brief presents data on Ugandan citizens’ lives, experiences, and opinions on governance and related matters. Where do citizens get information from, and how do they use new technology to communicate? What are the most pressing problem they perceive facing the country, and their households? And what are their experiences of corruption?

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1958 views | Posted by Jane Shussa (via Risha Chande)

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