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Situation analySiS of Children in uganda 2015Figure 9: Disaster-prone areas in Uganda 42Figure 10: Percentage of pupils (Primary 3–7) who can do Primary 2 work, by region 54Figure 11: Too young an age as a reason for not attending school (by sex, 6–12 years) 60Figure 12: Reasons for not attending school (by sex, 6–12 years) 60Figure 13: Trends in crimes committed by juveniles over three years 76Figure 14: Main reasons for child labour in Uganda (2005) 77Figure 15: Migration patterns in Uganda 78Figure 16: Key components of child wellbeing 90tAblesTable 1: Income inequality by region: Gini coefficient (2005/06–2012/13) 23Table 2: Regional disaggregation of child health indicators 33Table 3: Select interventions targeting child survival in theUganda health budget (UGX billions) 44Table 4: ECD characteristics by region 50Table 5: Characteristics of adolescent girls in Ugandan secondary schools 59Table 6: Select interventions targeting child development in the Ugandaeducation budget (%) 63Table 7: Extent and effects of disability by gender (age 5 years and above), 2009/10 (%) 69Table 8: Summary of alternative care options in Uganda 71Table 9: Registered victims of internal and transnational trafficking (2013) 75Table 10: Juveniles remanded and or committed to rehabilitation in 2012/13 76Table 11: Percentage of working children (5–17 years) by region 58 77Table 12: Select child protection interventions in the MoGLSD budget2014/15 (UGX billions) 79boXesBox 1: Child stunting in South-Western Uganda 38Box 2: The cost-benefit of integrated ECD 52Box 3: The PEAS initiative in Uganda 55Box 4: U-report comments relating to education 62Box 5: U-report comments relating to orphans and other vulnerable children 72Box 6: U-report comments relating to adolescent pregnancy 74Box 7: Community-based health systems monitoring in Uganda 86Box 8: Criteria for vulnerable children according to NSPPI-2 115iv
Situation analySiS of Children in uganda 2015AbbreviAtionsACRWCAGIARTARVBTVETDPPDRRECDEFAeMTCTFGM/CGAVIGBVGoUHSSIPiCCMJ4CJLOSLRAMDGMoESTSMoGLSDMoHMWENAPENERNGONSPPIOVCPBEAQEIRMNCHSPSRHUDHSUNCRCUNHSUPEUSEVHTWASHWSCAfrican charter on the rights and welfare of the childAdolescent Girls vulnerability indexAntiretroviral therapyAntiretroviralbusiness, technical and vocational education trainingdirectorate of public prosecutionsdisaster risk reductionearly childhood developmenteducation for Allelimination of mother-to-child transmissionfemale genital mutilation/cuttingGlobal Alliance for vaccination and immunisationGender-based violenceGovernment of ugandahealth sector strategic and investment planintegrated community case managementJustice for childrenJustice law and order sectorlord’s resistance Armymillennium development Goalministry of education, science, technology and sportministry of Gender, labour and social developmentministry of healthministry of water and environmentnational Assessment of progress in educationnet enrolment ratenon-governmental organisationnational strategic programme plan for orphans and other vulnerable childrenorphans and other vulnerable childrenpeacebuilding, education and Advocacy programmeQuality enhancement initiativereproductive, maternal, newborn and child healthsocial protectionsexual and reproductive healthuganda demographic and health surveyunited nations convention on the rights of the childuganda national household surveyuniversal primary educationuniversal secondary educationvillage health teamwater, sanitation and hygienewater and sanitation committeev
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