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Uganda: Well-watered?

29 Oct 2020 | Sauti za Wananchi

More Ugandans now report having access to piped water compared to 2019; 26%, up from 19% in 2019.

Well-watered | Research Brief | 2.06 MB
Citizens’ access to piped water has increased since 2019 | Press Release | 696.72 KB

Kenya: Living with Coronavirus

15 Oct 2020 | Sauti za Wananchi

Households which depend on casual work, generally concentrated in urban areas especially big cities, are by far the hardest hit by crises of food and income caused by the Coronavirus.

Living with Coronavirus | Research Brief | 2.51 MB
Casual workers in urban areas are hardest hit by the economic impact of the Coronavirus | Press Release | 603.73 KB
Feeding The Nation | Research Brief | 1.54 MB
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Coping with Coronavirus? Kenyan citizens’ knowledge, attitudes and practices

6 Aug 2020 hot | Sauti za Wananchi

Most citizens (85%) report that their household has faced lost income or other financial constraints due to the Coronavirus. Citizens have also been affected by increased food prices (28%) and reduced interaction with friends (23%).

Coping with Coronavirus | Research Brief | 1.27 MB
Eight out of ten (85%) Kenyan households have lost income or are facing financial constraints due to Covid-19 | Press Release | 604.79 KB
Questionnaire | 469.23 KB

Livelihoods under COVID-19: Ugandans views and experiences on livelihoods and agriculture

16 Jul 2020 hot | Sauti za Wananchi

In rural households however, growing and selling crops is the main source of income for almost half of households. At the same time 1 out of 5 (22%) depend on casual labour for income, similar to urban areas.