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What does Multi-Dimensional Poverty reveal beyond income? Tomorrow, the Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) will disseminate the Multi-Dimensional Poverty Index (MPI) Census Monograph 2024 – Volume 5. 🕥 10:30 AM 📍 Statistics House, Conference Hall (1st Floor) #UBOS #UgMPI2024 #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics

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What does Multi-Dimensional Poverty reveal beyond income? Tomorrow, @StatisticsUg will disseminate the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) Census Monograph 2024 – Volume 5. 🕥 10:30 AM 📍 Statistics House, Conference Hall (1st Floor) #UBOS #UgMPI2024

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The generation of these monographs by the Bureau is demand-driven, providing sector-specific indicators to help address existing gaps through targeted interventions and to respond to emerging challenges. Speaking during the dissemination of the Orphans and Other Vulnerable Children (OVC) Census Monograph 2024 – Volume 4, Dr. Chris Mukiza, @UBOS_ED emphasized that this particular monograph is especially critical. It provides up-to-date indicators that highlight the burden of orphanhood and child-headed households, as well as related vulnerabilities such as rising school dropout rates, early pregnancies, and early marriages. These insights are key in guiding evidence-based planning and strengthening interventions to improve the state of welfare for vulnerable children. #UBOS #OVCMonograph #UgOVCMonograph2024 #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics

Key findings from the Orphans and Other Vulnerable Children (OVC) Census Monograph 2024 – Volume 4. 📌 13% of children were identified as orphans, having lost one or both parents, while 4.2% had lost both parents. 📌 Madi recorded the highest percentage of orphaned children, while Kampala recorded the lowest at 9.3%. 📌 29% of orphans aged 3–5 were attending school. 📌 54% of orphans aged 6–17 were attending school. 📌 21% of orphans aged 15–17 were in employment. 📌 The survival status of a parent was unknown for 0.7% of all children. 📌 59% of children for whom only the father’s survival status was unknown were attending school, compared to 19% of those for whom only the mother’s survival status was unknown. 📌 1.5% of children aged 10–17 had ever given birth. 📌 The prevalence of child mothers was highest in Bunyoro Sub-region at 2.2% and lowest in Kampala at 0.7%. 📌 At district level, Namayingo recorded the highest prevalence of child mothers at 3.1%, while Kisoro and Kaabong recorded the lowest at 0.3%. These findings provide critical insights to support targeted interventions, policy planning, and resource allocation aimed at improving the welfare and protection of vulnerable children across the country. Explore full report: ubos.org/wp-content/upl… #UBOS #OVCMonograph #UgOVCMonograph2024 #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics

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What does the latest data reveal about Uganda’s Orphans and other Vulnerable Children? Join us today, Thursday 19th March, 2026 for the dissemination of the Orphans and Other Vulnerable Children (OVC) Census Monograph 2024 - Volume 4 🕥 10:30 AM 📍 Statistics House, Conference Hall (1st Floor) #UBOS #DataForDevelopment #OVCMonograph #SDGs #EvidenceBasedStatistics

Yesterday, the Executive Director & Chief Statistician of Uganda, Dr. Chris N. Mukiza (PhD), hosted a delegation from the Tooro Kingdom to explore opportunities for strengthening collaboration in statistical production and development. The engagement highlighted the role of cultural institutions as critical stakeholders in harnessing administrative data to support national development. #UBOS #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics

In his remarks, Dr. Chris Mukiza, @UBOS_ED, emphasized the importance of structured data systems at all levels and guided that the Tooro Kingdom establish a Statistical Committee and a dedicated Statistical Unit. Furthermore, he noted that this initiative will strengthen a vibrant and inclusive National Statistical System, where quality statistics are accessible, relevant, and usable by all stakeholders. #UBOS #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics

In his remarks, Dr. Chris N. Mukiza, Executive Director of UBOS, highlighted the release of the Orphans and Other Vulnerable Children (OVC) Census Monograph 2024 – Volume 4. This monograph is based on data from the 2024 National Population and Housing Census (NPHC) Main Report – Volume 1. The Bureau has previously disseminated the Sub Regional Area Profiles – Volume 2 and the Disability Monograph – Volume 3, both generated from Census 2024 data. These publications provide detailed, sector-specific insights to inform planning and interventions. The development of these monographs is demand-driven, designed to provide key indicators for addressing gaps, guiding remedial initiatives, and responding to emerging challenges across sectors. #UBOS #OVCMonograph #UgOVCMonograph2024 #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics

“The Orphans and Other Vulnerable Children (OVC) Census Monograph 2024 - Volume 4 avails critical current indicators to lessen the challenging burden of orphanage, child headed families and resultant vulnerabilities such as; increasing school drop out rates, early pregnancies and early marriages,”@UBOS_ED said. The indicators we are disseminating today, will equip policy makers and other players including Civil society with evidential facts to strengthening evidence-based Planning and decision making. #UBOS #OVCMonograph #UgOVCMonograph2024 #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics

Concluding his remarks, Dr. Chris Mukiza, @UBOS_ED, acknowledged @UNICEFUganda for their long-standing support and commitment to producing quality statistical indicators that improve the welfare of children globally. UBOS remains dedicated to coordinating the National Statistical System and delivering high-quality official statistics to guide evidence-based planning, policy formulation, and decision-making. “As we disseminate these findings, I urge all stakeholders to utilize the data to strengthen policies, programmes, and interventions for Orphans and Other Vulnerable Children, ensuring they are fully included in Uganda’s economic development,”@UBOS_ED said. #UBOS #OVCMonograph #UgOVCMonograph2024 #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics

📸 Presentation of the key Findings from the Orphans and Other Vulnerable Children (OVC) Census Monograph 2024 - Volume 4 This report provides critical data and insights to guide evidence-based planning, policy formulation, and targeted interventions aimed at improving the welfare and protection of Orphans and Other Vulnerable Children. #UBOS #OVCMonograph #UgOVCMonograph2024 #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics

During the dissemination of the Orphans and Other Vulnerable Children (OVC) Census Monograph 2024 – Volume 4, Permanent Secretary Aggrey Kibenge @Mglsd_UG who also represented the Minister for Gender commended the Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) for the successful conduct of the National Population and Housing Census 2024 and its continued production of high-quality, policy-relevant data, including insights on multidimensional child poverty and deprivation. He noted that these outputs strengthen Uganda’s capacity to plan effectively, prioritize interventions, and deliver impactful services, particularly at a time when the country is registering a progressive shift in understanding child vulnerability. #UBOS #OVCMonograph #UgOVCMonograph2024 #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics

PS, Aggrey Kibenge emphasized the relevance of the OVC Monograph in providing detailed, disaggregated data to guide targeted and equitable service delivery, with insights across children’s rights; survival, development, protection, and participation. He noted that the findings support Uganda in tracking its commitments under established frameworks such as the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child. “The Ministry reaffirms its commitment to translating this evidence into action and called upon stakeholders to utilize the findings to strengthen planning, improve service delivery, and enhance outcomes for vulnerable children.,” PS Aggrey concluded. #UBOS #OVCMonograph #UgOVCMonograph2024 #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics

While delivering his remarks, Dr. Moses Sichei, Chief of Social Policy representing @UNICEFUganda commended the Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) on this milestone, noting that the OVC Monograph provides critical data on who vulnerable children are, how many they are, and where they are located. He emphasized that such data is essential for monitoring commitments under frameworks like the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and for informing effective policy and programming. He reaffirmed UNICEF’s commitment to supporting UBOS in strengthening data production, underscoring that without data, evidence-based policy and interventions for children cannot be achieved. #UBOS #OVCMonograph #UgOVCMonograph2024 #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics

📸 The Orphans and Other Vulnerable Children (OVC) Census Monograph 2024 – Volume 4 was officially launched by Permanent Secretary Aggrey Kibenge, alongside Dr. Allen Kabagenyi, representing Board Chair, Dr. Chris N. Mukiza, Executive Director of the Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS), together with other distinguished dignitaries. #UBOS #OVCMonograph #UgOVCMonograph2024 #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics