MicroEconomic Indicator Database(MIND)
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Key facts and figures: Did you know?
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT(GRAD)
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Since the Final Investment Decision (FID) in February 2022, PAU has approved 92 contracts worth $1 billion with $270million going to local... ;
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1. In 2022, USD346 million was the total amount invested in the Kingfisher project bringing the total cumulative investment to USD1.07... ;
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Uganda’s human capital potential has increased evidenced by reducing trends of infant and under 5 mortality rates over the last three... ;
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The Service sector has the highest proportion (over 40%) of the employed population while agriculture, forestry and fisheries employ... ;
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Access to quality healthcare has increased: Ugandans are living longer evidenced by a significant increase in life expectancy over two... ;
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Investments in ECD are paying off: The Literacy rate for persons 10 years and above has grown at an average of 4.2% and is expected to... ;
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There has been a positive trend in primary school completion rate. However the transition rate is not concomitant to the completion rate ;
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There was a slight decline in Primary School Enrolments between three survey periods with a higher increase for females (81%) than males (... ;
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FACTOR EMPLOYMENT AND STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATION (FEST)