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Magnitude A total, 561 teachers were registered to teach in the 30 schools Visit Absenteeism rates per visit Percentage First Visit 48.5 Second visit 46.5% Third visit 35.8% Average 43.6% Protecting the children, securing the future
Magnitude ‣ 51% of the teachers absent were female compared to 49% male ‣ Interviews with CSO’s and communities revealed that in a school of 6 teachers, 2 are absent for at least 3 days and the rest are either absent on the first or last days of the term or last days of the month or both Protecting the children, securing the future
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Page 17 and 18: Methodology ‣ Study was conducted
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Page 25 and 26: Iganga ‣ Total enrollment is 132,
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