Évaluations

Introduction and Background In March 2015, socio-political tensions erupted in Burundi ahead of the just concluded general elections that were considered a critical milestone for the long-term peace and stability of the country. Protests between supporters of…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY BACKGROUND The main objective of this market assessment was to determine market functionality and the feasibility of cash transfer modality (and use of mobile money) among refugee settlements (Kyangwali, Kyaka II, Rwamwanja and Koboko) proposed for…

Executive summary Key findings Demography Approximately one-third (32%) of households in Karamoja are female headed, of which the highest percentage of 42% was found in Napak district. About 10% of household heads were either disabled or chronically ill, the…

Executive summary Key findings on food security Demography More than 75% of households in North/West Nile refugee settlements (Adjumani S. Sudan influx, Adjumani old caseload, Rhino camp and Koboko) were female headed while at least one in four households is female…

Executive Summary As of 30 June 2014, Uganda currently hosts 392,088 refugees and asylum seekers. The majority of refugees and asylum seekers’ country of origin are the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) (46.2% 181,240) and the Republic of South…

Conflict Scans are designed to build upon deeper analysis of the broad ongoing trends, formulated through a thorough Conflict Assessment. Conflict Assessments before starting our programs in a specific area, Conflict Scans help us stay on…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Key Findings: As has been found in previous food security assessments, there continues to be widespread household food insecurity across Karamoja. The low agricultural productivity across Karmoja is a well-documented fact. In summary, the main causes of…

The overall objective of this post-harvest assessment was to determine the level of crop and livestock production and output in Karamoja during the 2013 season and the resultant implications for the current and projected food security…

Eunice Owiny and Yusra Nagujja Introduction People who have fled conflict, war and natural disasters are prone to disabilities due to violence, torture, injury, and their effects. In addition, living conditions for people with disabilities (PWDs) are worsened…

Executive Summary In March/April 2014, the Assessments Monitoring and Evaluation (AME) unit carried out a market assessment in refugee areas on behalf of the Emergency Humanitarian Assistance (EHA) sub unit as a baseline for future monthly market…