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This report provides friendly facts on sex disaggregated information on prominent gender issues on Gender Based Violence specifically physical and sexual, asset ownership and employment in Uganda. |
While the service sector index improved, both the manufacturing and agriculture sectors indices declined, with the index for the agriculture sector dropping by 65.16 points. Despite this, business remain optimistic about near-term developments with expectations for next quarter to be above potential. This quarter’s performance was mainly driven by changes in Uganda’s tax policy which came into effect on 1 July 2018, particularly the introduction of withholding tax for agricultural supplies and excise duty for mobile money transactions and over the top services. |
PEAS has been working to provide equitable access to good quality secondary schooling in Uganda, and has been a partner of the Government of Uganda since 2011. This policy brief paper gives an analysis of the PEAS model in comparison with a sample of government and private schools over three years (2015 - 2017) |
The Gender Issues in Uganda: An analysis of Gender-based violence, Asset ownership and Employment 