Uganda Equity Atlas
  • Health Sector
    • Proportion of pregnant women attending at least 4 antenatal care (ANC4) visits
    • Proportion of children under 1 immunized with 3rd dose of DPT (DPT3)
    • Proportion of pregnant women delivering in Government and private-not-for-profit (PNFP) health facilities (D/HF)
    • Proportion of pregnant women taking 2nd dose of Intermittent Preventive treatment (IPT2) of Malaria
    • Proportion of HIV testing in children born to HIV +ve women (HIV/test)
    • Proportion of households with latrines (LATCOV)
    • Tuberclosis treatment success rate (TB/TSR)
  • WASH Sector
    • Equity (i.e. mean Sub-County deviation from the district average in persons per improved water point
    • Hand washing coverage (HW)
    • Access to water in rural areas (R-Access)
    • Functionality of water sources in rural areas (R-Func)
    • Sanitation score (San)
    • Active water user committee coverage (WUC)
    • Women occupying key position on water user committees (W-WUC)
  • Education Sector
    • Primary school completion rate (PC)
    • Primary school net intake rate (NIR)
    • Primary leaving exams (PLE) performance
    • Primary school Pupil to Classroom ratio (PCR)
    • Primary school Pupil to latrine stance ratio (PSR)
    • Primary school Pupil to Teacher ratio (PTR)
  • Public Infrastructure
    • Health Facilities
    • Markets
    • Trading Centres
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(Note: Missing data for this metric/period) (Note: Missing data for sector spending) (Note: FY 2015/16 releases per capita do not include wages)

About

Rethinking Public Finance for Children: Monitoring for Results is an initiative of the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, the Economic Policy Research Centre, and UNICEF Uganda. Leveraging on Government’s commitment to promote transparency and accountability in the use of public funds, this joint effort aims to monitor the effective delivery of national programmes affecting children. Within this framework, the on-line National Social Service Delivery Equity Atlas “The Atlas” provides an intuitive approach to analyze the relationship between financial resources and sector outcomes.

This new approach provides an interactive platform to analyze budget trends at regional and district levels with a focus on the impact of public investments on social outcomes like school completion, antenatal care or hand-washing. In doing so, it provides a clear blueprint of where public resources are reducing socio-economic inequalities among children and improving children’s lives, and where they are not.

A PDF copy of the National Social Service Delivery Equity Atlas FY 2013/14-2014/15 can be downloaded here.