Uganda: More food, less money

20 Mar 2019 | Information, Governance & Citizen Action

This brief reports that four out of five Ugandan households (81%) say their household income does not meet daily expenses. These figures are similar to 2017. However, the amount of money that households report needing every day has gone down from UGX 11,800 to UGX 10,300 in the same period.

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