Uganda: We the People | Ugandans’ experiences of public service delivery

12 Dec 2017 | Information, Governance & Citizen Action

This brief presents data on Ugandan citizens’ experiences of key public services, specifically education, health, and water and sanitation. Do their children go to school, and if so, what challenges do they encounter? What measures do citizens take when someone in their household falls ill, or to prevent this from happening? Where do they get their drinking water from, and what type of toilet do they use?

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