UGA_2019_AFB-R8_v01_M DDI_UGA_2019_AFB-R8_v01_M Development Economics Data Group 2021-04-17 Metadata Editor Version 01 (November 2020) UGA_2019_AFB-R8_v01_M Afrobarometer Survey 2019 Round 8 AFB-R8 2019 Ghana Centre for Democratic Development (CDD) Institute for Justice and Reconciliation in South Africa (IJR) Institute for Empirical Research in Political Economy (IREEP) Institute for Development Studies (IDS) Michigan State University (MSU) University of Cape Town (UCT, South Africa) Department for International Development Swedish Internation Development Cooperation Agency United States Agency for International Development World Bank Group Metadata Editor For general inquiries For general inquiries For data Other Household Survey [hh/oth] Afrobarometer collects and disseminates information regarding Africans’ views on democracy, governance, economic reform, civil society, and quality of life. Round 1 surveys were conducted between 1999 and 2001. At that time, the project covered seven countries in Southern Africa (Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe), three countries in West Africa (Ghana, Nigeria and Mali) and two in East Africa (Uganda and Tanzania). Round 2 surveys were completed by November 2003 with four new countries added: Kenya, Senegal, Cape Verde and Mozambique. Round 3 surveys were conducted from March 2005 to February 2006 in the same countries, plus Benin and Madagascar. Round 4 surveys were conducted during 2008 and 2009 in 20 countries, reflecting the addition of Burkina Faso and Liberia. The fifth Round of surveys were done between October 2011 and June 2013. In the Round 5 surveys, the project covered an additional 15 countries in different regions of the continent. Among the new R5 countries were Mauritius and Swaziland in Southern Africa; Burundi and Ethiopia in East Africa; Cameroon, Niger, Cote D’Ivoire, Guinea, Sierra Leone and Togo in West Africa. Afrobarometer also worked with the Arab Barometer and implemented R5 surveys in Algeria, Egypt, Morocco Sudan and Tunisia. Additional Round 5.5 surveys were also conducted in Mali and Zimbabwe. In Round 6, surveys were done 36 countries. Two countries that were covered in Round 5, Ethiopia and Egypt, were not included due to operational constraints. In their place, the Network added Gabon and Sao Tome and Principe. The survey covered 34 African countries covered in Round 7 (2016-2018). Here are the list of countries covered in Round 7: Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Cote d'Ivoire, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, São Tomé and Príncipe, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Round 8 surveys in 2019/2020 were planned in at least 35 countries. Version 01: Edited, anonymized dataset for public distribution conflict, security and peace [4.1] domestic political issues [4.2] government, political systems and organisations [4.4] mass political behaviour, attitudes/opinion [4.6] political ideology [4.7] business/industrial management and organisation [2.2] mass media [7.4] social exclusion [12.9] cultural activities and participation [13.2] cultural and national identity [13.3] religion and values [13.5] social behaviour and attitudes [13.6] social change [13.7] social conditions and indicators [13.8] The Afrobarometer is a comparative series of public attitude surveys that assess African citizen's attitudes to democracy and governance, markets, and civil society, among other topics. The surveys have been undertaken at periodic intervals since 1999. The Afrobarometer's coverage has increased over time. Round 1 (1999-2001) initially covered 7 countries and was later extended to 12 countries. Round 2 (2002-2004) surveyed citizens in 16 countries. Round 3 (2005-2006) 18 countries, Round 4 (2008) 20 countries, Round 5 (2011-2013) 34 countries, and Round 6 (2014-2015) 36 countries. The survey covered 34 countries in Round 7 (2016-2018). Round 8 surveys in 2019/2020 were planned in at least 35 countries. Uganda National coverage The lowest level of geographic aggregation covered by the data is district. Individual The sample universe for Afrobarometer surveys includes all citizens of voting age within the country. In other words, we exclude anyone who is not a citizen and anyone who has not attained this age (usually 18 years) on the day of the survey. Also excluded are areas determined to be either inaccessible or not relevant to the study, such as those experiencing armed conflict or natural disasters, as well as national parks and game reserves. As a matter of practice, we have also excluded people living in institutionalized settings, such as students in dormitories and persons in prisons or nursing homes. Sample survey data [ssd] Face-to-face [f2f] Public use files, available to all The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. uga_r8_data_27oct20.sav 1200 369 .sav Afrobarometer Round 8 survey data. Respondent number Respondent Number 1200 Urban or Rural Primary Sampling Unit PSU/EA 1200 1 2 1 Urban 296 2 Rural 904 Province or region Region / Province / State Interviewer: Select appropriate code for Region / Province. Write names for District and Town / Village and EA number in the boxes.] 1200 780 792 780 Acholi 56 781 Lango 72 782 Karamoja 40 783 Eastern 192 784 Busoga 120 785 Central 0 786 Kampala 0 787 Ankole 96 788 Kigezi 48 789 Tooro 88 790 Bunyoro 72 791 West Nile 88 792 Buganda 328 EA-SVC-A. Electricity grid in the PSU/EA 1200 0 1 -1 Missing 0 0 No 624 1 Yes 576 9 Can't determine 0 EA-SVC-B. Piped water system in the PSU/EA 1200 0 1 -1 Missing 0 0 No 784 1 Yes 416 9 Can't determine 0 EA-SVC-C. Sewage system in the PSU/EA 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 1000 1 Yes 160 9 Can't determine 40 EA-SVC-D. Cell phone service in the PSU/EA 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 200 1 Yes 992 9 Can't determine 8 EA-SVC-E. Borehole or tubewell in PSU/EA 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 456 1 Yes 672 9 Can't determine 72 EA-FAC-A. Post office in the PSU/EA 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 1088 1 Yes 104 9 Can't determine 8 EA-FAC-B. School in the PSU/EA 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 80 1 Yes 1112 9 Can't determine 8 EA-FAC-C. Police station in the PSU/EA 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 776 1 Yes 416 9 Can't determine 8 EA-FAC-D. Health Clinic in the PSU/EA 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 296 1 Yes 896 9 Can't determine 8 EA-FAC-E. Market stalls in the PSU/EA 1200 0 1 -1 Missing 0 0 No 280 1 Yes 920 9 Can't determine 0 EA-FAC-F. Bank or money services in the PSU/EA 1200 0 1 -1 Missing 0 0 No 752 1 Yes 448 9 Can't determine 0 EA-FAC-G. Paid transport in the PSU/EA 1200 0 1 -1 Missing 0 0 No 256 1 Yes 944 9 Can't determine 0 EA-SEC-A. Police in the PSU/EA 1200 0 1 -1 Missing 0 0 No 1072 1 Yes 128 9 Can't determine 0 EA-SEC-B. Soldiers/army in the PSU/EA 1200 0 1 -1 Missing 0 0 No 1160 1 Yes 40 9 Can't determine 0 EA-SEC-C. Roadblocks by police/army in the PSU/EA 1200 0 -1 Missing 0 0 No 1200 1 Yes 0 9 Can't determine 0 EA-SEC-D. Customs checkpoints in the PSU/EA 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 1192 1 Yes 0 9 Can't determine 8 EA-SEC-E. Roadblocks by private security/local community in the PSU/EA 1200 0 -1 Missing 0 0 No 1200 1 Yes 0 9 Can't determine 0 EA-ROAD-A. Road surface at start point 1200 1 6 -1 Missing 0 1 Earth 792 2 Gravel 8 3 Stone 32 4 Muram 256 5 Paved/ Tarred 96 6 Concrete 16 EA-ROAD-B. Road surface last 5 km 1200 1 6 -1 Missing 0 1 Earth 608 2 Gravel 40 3 Stone 32 4 Muram 288 5 Paved/ Tarred 200 6 Concrete 32 EA-ROAD-C. Road condition last 5 km 1200 1 6 -1 Missing 0 1 Impassable 16 2 Very poor 200 3 Poor 184 4 Fair 344 5 Good 344 6 Very good 112 Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 1 Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls 1200 1 9997 -1 Missing 0 1 Refused to be interviewed 26 2 Person selected was never at home after at least two visits 31 3 Household/Premises empty for the survey period after at least two visits 61 4 Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language 2 5 Deaf/Did not speak a survey language 5 6 Did not fit gender quota 49 7 No adults in household 52 8 Other (specify) 1 9997 Interview was successful 973 Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 1 (Verbatim) 1200 1199 he was the only one who is above 18 years and above 1 Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 2 Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 2 1200 1 9997 -1 Missing 0 1 Refused to be interviewed 11 2 Person selected was never at home after at least two visits 12 3 Household/Premises empty for the survey period after at least two visits 23 4 Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language 3 5 Deaf/Did not speak a survey language 4 6 Did not fit gender quota 11 7 No adults in household 19 8 Other (specify) 1 9997 Interview was successful 1116 Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 2 (Verbatim) Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 2 - Other 1200 1199 there is only one female with 18 years and above 1 Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 3 Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 3 1200 1 9997 -1 Missing 0 1 Refused to be interviewed 5 2 Person selected was never at home after at least two visits 9 3 Household/Premises empty for the survey period after at least two visits 11 4 Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language 1 5 Deaf/Did not speak a survey language 0 6 Did not fit gender quota 7 7 No adults in household 8 8 Other (specify) 0 9997 Interview was successful 1159 Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 4 Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 4 1200 1 9997 -1 Missing 0 1 Refused to be interviewed 2 2 Person selected was never at home after at least two visits 1 3 Household/Premises empty for the survey period after at least two visits 2 4 Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language 0 5 Deaf/Did not speak a survey language 0 6 Did not fit gender quota 5 7 No adults in household 3 8 Other (specify) 0 9997 Interview was successful 1187 Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 5 Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 5 1200 3 9997 -1 Missing 0 1 Refused to be interviewed 0 2 Person selected was never at home after at least two visits 0 3 Household/Premises empty for the survey period after at least two visits 1 4 Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language 1 5 Deaf/Did not speak a survey language 0 6 Did not fit gender quota 1 7 No adults in household 3 8 Other (specify) 0 9997 Interview was successful 1194 Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 6 Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 6 1200 3 9997 -1 Missing 0 1 Refused to be interviewed 0 2 Person selected was never at home after at least two visits 0 3 Household/Premises empty for the survey period after at least two visits 1 4 Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language 0 5 Deaf/Did not speak a survey language 0 6 Did not fit gender quota 1 7 No adults in household 1 8 Other (specify) 0 9997 Interview was successful 1197 Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 7 Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 7 1200 3 9997 -1 Missing 0 1 Refused to be interviewed 0 2 Person selected was never at home after at least two visits 0 3 Household/Premises empty for the survey period after at least two visits 1 4 Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language 0 5 Deaf/Did not speak a survey language 0 6 Did not fit gender quota 1 7 No adults in household 0 8 Other (specify) 0 9997 Interview was successful 1198 Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 8 Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 8 1200 3 9997 -1 Missing 0 1 Refused to be interviewed 0 2 Person selected was never at home after at least two visits 0 3 Household/Premises empty for the survey period after at least two visits 1 4 Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language 0 5 Deaf/Did not speak a survey language 0 6 Did not fit gender quota 0 7 No adults in household 0 8 Other (specify) 0 9997 Interview was successful 1199 This interview, gender This interview must be with a: 1200 1 2 1 Male 601 2 Female 599 Number of adults in household Total number of adult citizens in the household 1200 1 18 1 188 2 579 3 174 4 111 5 68 6 37 7 17 8 11 9 6 10 1 11 3 12 2 15 1 16 1 18 1 Number of calls How many calls were made to the household where the interview actually took place? 1200 1 2 1 1186 2 14 Date of interview Date of interview Interviewer: Enter day, month, and year 1200 2019-09-30 94 2019-10-01 129 2019-10-02 106 2019-10-03 77 2019-10-04 102 2019-10-05 72 2019-10-06 72 2019-10-07 79 2019-10-08 61 2019-10-09 68 2019-10-10 62 2019-10-11 26 2019-10-12 72 2019-10-13 32 2019-10-14 32 2019-10-15 8 2019-10-16 8 2019-10-17 16 2019-10-18 24 2019-10-19 16 2019-10-22 12 2019-10-23 12 2019-10-24 8 2019-10-27 8 2019-10-31 4 Time interview started Interviewer: Enter hour and minute, using 24-hour clock 1200 Q1. Age 1200 18 96 -1 Missing 0 18 48 19 37 20 41 21 39 22 48 23 48 24 46 25 39 26 35 27 35 28 36 29 42 30 57 31 18 32 35 33 23 34 17 35 39 36 27 37 17 38 30 39 20 40 37 41 10 42 25 43 12 44 8 45 29 46 16 47 9 48 19 49 16 50 32 51 8 52 20 53 12 54 7 55 11 56 13 57 7 58 12 59 3 60 22 61 5 62 12 63 8 64 6 65 7 66 2 67 5 68 5 69 3 70 12 71 3 72 4 73 1 74 2 75 4 76 1 77 1 79 2 80 2 81 4 82 2 85 1 89 1 90 1 96 1 Q2. Language spoken in home 2. What is the primary language you speak in your home now? 1200 1 9999 1 English 24 4 Kiswahili 0 780 Luganda 242 781 Runyankole 169 782 Runyoro 32 783 Lusoga 145 784 Lumasaaba 53 785 Lukhonzo 28 786 Lunyole 2 787 Ateso 82 788 Acholi 36 789 Alur 50 790 Lugbara 46 791 Madi 0 792 Japadhola 18 793 Lusamia 15 794 Lugwere 10 795 Rukiga 64 796 Rutooro 30 797 Langi 96 798 Kupsabinyi 0 799 Ngakarimajong 23 800 Lebtur 15 9995 Other 19 9998 Refused 0 9999 Don't know 1 Q2other. Language spoken in home (verbatim) 1200 1181 KAKWA 1 KINUBI 1 KUMAM 4 LUGISU 1 RUFUMBIRA 4 RUGUNGU 1 RUKONJO 4 RUNYARWANDA 2 RUTAGWENDA 1 Q3. Overall direction of the country 3. Let's start with your general view about the current direction of our country. Some people might think the country is going in the wrong direction. Others may feel it is going in the right direction. So let me ask YOU about the overall direction of the country: Would you say that the country is going in the wrong direction or going in the right direction? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Going in the wrong direction 447 2 Going in the right direction 722 8 Refused 3 9 Don't know 28 Q4a. Country’s present economic condition Read out options. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very Bad 214 2 Fairly Bad 336 3 Neither good nor bad 160 4 Fairly Good 394 5 Very good 76 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 19 Q4b. Your present living conditions Read out options. 1200 1 5 -1 Missing 0 1 Very Bad 157 2 Fairly Bad 337 3 Neither good nor bad 224 4 Fairly Good 417 5 Very good 65 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 0 Q5. Treated unfairly by government based on economic status 5. How often, if ever, are people like you treated unfairly by the government based on your economic status, that is, how rich or poor you are? Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 525 1 Sometimes 385 2 Often 193 3 Always 83 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 12 Q6a. Country’s economic condition compared to 12 months ago 6A. Looking back, how do you rate economic conditions in this country compared to 12 months ago? Read out options. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Much worse 161 2 Worse 340 3 Same 280 4 Better 358 5 Much better 36 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 25 Q6b. Country’s economic condition in 12 months’ time 6B. Looking ahead, do you expect economic conditions in this country to be better or worse in 12 months’ time? Read out options 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Much worse 168 2 Worse 223 3 Same 165 4 Better 351 5 Much better 107 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 186 Q7a. How often gone without food Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 438 1 Just once or twice 324 2 Several times 259 3 Many times 139 4 Always 39 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 1 Q7b. How often gone without water Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 589 1 Just once or twice 202 2 Several times 203 3 Many times 129 4 Always 76 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 1 Q7c. How often gone without medical care Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 306 1 Just once or twice 277 2 Several times 306 3 Many times 215 4 Always 91 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 4 Q7d. How often gone without cooking fuel Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 511 1 Just once or twice 282 2 Several times 214 3 Many times 124 4 Always 67 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 1 Q7e. How often gone without cash income Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 128 1 Just once or twice 227 2 Several times 322 3 Many times 311 4 Always 210 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 2 Q8a. How often felt unsafe walking in neighbourhood Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 730 1 Just once or twice 199 2 Several times 141 3 Many times 85 4 Always 42 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 3 Q8b. How often feared crime in home Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 645 1 Just once or twice 211 2 Several times 135 3 Many times 102 4 Always 105 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 2 Q9. Discuss politics 9. When you get together with your friends or family, would you say you discuss political matters: Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 346 1 Occasionally 609 2 Frequently 240 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 3 Q10a. Freedom to say what you think 10. In this country, how free are you: To say what you think? Read out options. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Not at all free 74 2 Not very free 125 3 Somewhat free 386 4 Completely free 610 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 4 Q10b. Freedom to join political organization 10. In this country, how free are you: To join any political organization you want? Read out options. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Not at all free 72 2 Not very free 78 3 Somewhat free 226 4 Completely free 794 8 Refused 6 9 Don’t know 24 Q10c. Freedom to choose who to vote for without pressure 10. In this country, how free are you: To choose who to vote for without feeling pressured Read out options. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Not at all free 39 2 Not very free 54 3 Somewhat free 162 4 Completely free 919 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t know 23 Q11a. Attend a community meeting For No, read out options 0 and 1 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No, would never do this 87 1 No, would do it if I had the chance 178 2 Yes, once or twice 251 3 Yes, several times 340 4 Yes, often 342 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 2 Q11b. Join others to raise an issue For No, read out options 0 and 1 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No, would never do this 127 1 No, would do it if I had the chance 313 2 Yes, once or twice 246 3 Yes, several times 282 4 Yes, often 228 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 3 Q11c. Attend a demonstration or protest march For No, read out options 0 and 1 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No, would never do this 775 1 No, would do it if I had the chance 221 2 Yes, once or twice 54 3 Yes, several times 46 4 Yes, often 83 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 21 Q12a. Contact local government councillor Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 726 1 Only once 198 2 A few times 175 3 Often 99 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 2 Q12b. Contact MP Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 1031 1 Only once 86 2 A few times 62 3 Often 19 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 2 Q12c Contact political party official Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 928 1 Only once 135 2 A few times 99 3 Often 30 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 7 Q12d. Contact traditional leader Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 720 1 Only once 111 2 A few times 116 3 Often 176 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t know 74 Q13. Voting in the most recent national election 1200 0 8 -1 Missing 0 0 I did not vote 260 1 I was too young to vote 69 2 I can’t remember whether I voted 6 3 I voted in the election 863 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 0 Q14. Freeness and fairness of the last national election 14. On the whole, how would you rate the freeness and fairness of the last national election, held in 2016? Was it: Read out options. 1200 1 98 -1 Missing 0 1 Not free and fair 193 2 Free and fair, with major problems 149 3 Free and fair, but with minor problems 324 4 Completely free and fair 432 8 Do not understand question 13 9 Don’t know 82 98 Refused 7 Q15a. Last national election: attend a campaign rally 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 548 1 Yes 648 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 2 Q15b. Last national election: work for a candidate or party 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 868 1 Yes 327 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 3 Q15c. Last national election: contacted by representative of political party 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 608 1 Yes 587 8 Refused 3 9 Don't know 2 Q15d. Which parties contacted? 1st response If yes to Q15C If someone from a political party contacted you, which party were they from? Do not read options. Code from response. If more than one party made contact, select all parties that made contact 1200 780 9999 -1 Missing 0 780 National Resistance Movement [NRM] 489 781 Forum for Democratic Change [FDC] 49 782 Democratic Party 11 783 Conservative Party 0 784 Uganda Peoples Congress [UPC] 4 785 The Peoples Progressive Party [PPP] 0 786 Social Democratic Party (SDP) 0 787 Uganda Federal Alliance (UFA) 0 788 The Justice Forum (JEEMA) 0 789 The People’s Development Party (PDP) 0 790 The Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) 0 9995 Other 12 9996 No further response 0 9997 Not Applicable 613 9998 Refused 12 9999 Don’t know 10 Q15d. Which parties contacted? 2nd response If yes to Q15C If someone from a political party contacted you, which party were they from? Do not read options. Code from response. If more than one party made contact, select all parties that made contact 1200 781 9997 -1 Missing 0 780 National Resistance Movement [NRM] 0 781 Forum for Democratic Change [FDC] 170 782 Democratic Party 12 783 Conservative Party 0 784 Uganda Peoples Congress [UPC] 4 785 The Peoples Progressive Party [PPP] 0 786 Social Democratic Party (SDP) 1 787 Uganda Federal Alliance (UFA) 0 788 The Justice Forum (JEEMA) 0 789 The People’s Development Party (PDP) 0 790 The Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) 0 9995 Other 4 9996 No further response 396 9997 Not Applicable 613 9998 Refused 0 9999 Don’t know 0 Q15d. Which parties contacted? 3rd response If yes to Q15C If someone from a political party contacted you, which party were they from? Do not read options. Code from response. If more than one party made contact, select all parties that made contact 1200 782 9997 -1 Missing 0 780 National Resistance Movement [NRM] 0 781 Forum for Democratic Change [FDC] 0 782 Democratic Party 39 783 Conservative Party 3 784 Uganda Peoples Congress [UPC] 12 785 The Peoples Progressive Party [PPP] 0 786 Social Democratic Party (SDP) 0 787 Uganda Federal Alliance (UFA) 0 788 The Justice Forum (JEEMA) 2 789 The People’s Development Party (PDP) 1 790 The Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) 2 9995 Other 6 9996 No further response 522 9997 Not Applicable 613 9998 Refused 0 9999 Don’t know 0 Q15d. Which parties contacted? 4th response If yes to Q15C If someone from a political party contacted you, which party were they from? Do not read options. Code from response. If more than one party made contact, select all parties that made contact 1200 783 9997 -1 Missing 0 780 National Resistance Movement [NRM] 0 781 Forum for Democratic Change [FDC] 0 782 Democratic Party 0 783 Conservative Party 2 784 Uganda Peoples Congress [UPC] 6 785 The Peoples Progressive Party [PPP] 1 786 Social Democratic Party (SDP) 1 787 Uganda Federal Alliance (UFA) 0 788 The Justice Forum (JEEMA) 2 789 The People’s Development Party (PDP) 0 790 The Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) 0 9995 Other 2 9996 No further response 573 9997 Not Applicable 613 9998 Refused 0 9999 Don’t know 0 Q15d. Which parties contacted? 5th response If yes to Q15C If someone from a political party contacted you, which party were they from? Do not read options. Code from response. If more than one party made contact, select all parties that made contact 1200 784 9997 -1 Missing 0 780 National Resistance Movement [NRM] 0 781 Forum for Democratic Change [FDC] 0 782 Democratic Party 0 783 Conservative Party 0 784 Uganda Peoples Congress [UPC] 1 785 The Peoples Progressive Party [PPP] 2 786 Social Democratic Party (SDP) 0 787 Uganda Federal Alliance (UFA) 0 788 The Justice Forum (JEEMA) 0 789 The People’s Development Party (PDP) 0 790 The Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) 0 9995 Other 0 9996 No further response 584 9997 Not Applicable 613 9998 Refused 0 9999 Don’t know 0 Q15d. Which parties contacted? 6th response If someone from a political party contacted you, which party were they from? Do not read options. Code from response. If more than one party made contact, select all parties that made contact 1200 786 9997 -1 Missing 0 780 National Resistance Movement [NRM] 0 781 Forum for Democratic Change [FDC] 0 782 Democratic Party 0 783 Conservative Party 0 784 Uganda Peoples Congress [UPC] 0 785 The Peoples Progressive Party [PPP] 0 786 Social Democratic Party (SDP) 2 787 Uganda Federal Alliance (UFA) 1 788 The Justice Forum (JEEMA) 0 789 The People’s Development Party (PDP) 0 790 The Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) 0 9995 Other 0 9996 No further response 584 9997 Not Applicable 613 9998 Refused 0 9999 Don’t know 0 Q15d. Which parties contacted? 7th response If someone from a political party contacted you, which party were they from? Do not read options. Code from response. If more than one party made contact, select all parties that made contact 1200 787 9997 -1 Missing 0 780 National Resistance Movement [NRM] 0 781 Forum for Democratic Change [FDC] 0 782 Democratic Party 0 783 Conservative Party 0 784 Uganda Peoples Congress [UPC] 0 785 The Peoples Progressive Party [PPP] 0 786 Social Democratic Party (SDP) 0 787 Uganda Federal Alliance (UFA) 2 788 The Justice Forum (JEEMA) 1 789 The People’s Development Party (PDP) 0 790 The Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) 0 9995 Other 0 9996 No further response 584 9997 Not Applicable 613 9998 Refused 0 9999 Don’t know 0 Q15d. Which parties contacted? 8th response If someone from a political party contacted you, which party were they from? Do not read options. Code from response. If more than one party made contact, select all parties that made contact 1200 788 9997 -1 Missing 0 780 National Resistance Movement [NRM] 0 781 Forum for Democratic Change [FDC] 0 782 Democratic Party 0 783 Conservative Party 0 784 Uganda Peoples Congress [UPC] 0 785 The Peoples Progressive Party [PPP] 0 786 Social Democratic Party (SDP) 0 787 Uganda Federal Alliance (UFA) 0 788 The Justice Forum (JEEMA) 2 789 The People’s Development Party (PDP) 0 790 The Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) 0 9995 Other 0 9996 No further response 585 9997 Not Applicable 613 9998 Refused 0 9999 Don’t know 0 Q15d. Which parties contacted? 9th response If someone from a political party contacted you, which party were they from? Do not read options. Code from response. If more than one party made contact, select all parties that made contact 1200 789 9997 -1 Missing 0 780 National Resistance Movement [NRM] 0 781 Forum for Democratic Change [FDC] 0 782 Democratic Party 0 783 Conservative Party 0 784 Uganda Peoples Congress [UPC] 0 785 The Peoples Progressive Party [PPP] 0 786 Social Democratic Party (SDP) 0 787 Uganda Federal Alliance (UFA) 0 788 The Justice Forum (JEEMA) 0 789 The People’s Development Party (PDP) 2 790 The Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) 0 9995 Other 0 9996 No further response 585 9997 Not Applicable 613 9998 Refused 0 9999 Don’t know 0 Q15d. Which parties contacted? 10th response If someone from a political party contacted you, which party were they from? Do not read options. Code from response. If more than one party made contact, select all parties that made contact 1200 790 9997 -1 Missing 0 780 National Resistance Movement [NRM] 0 781 Forum for Democratic Change [FDC] 0 782 Democratic Party 0 783 Conservative Party 0 784 Uganda Peoples Congress [UPC] 0 785 The Peoples Progressive Party [PPP] 0 786 Social Democratic Party (SDP) 0 787 Uganda Federal Alliance (UFA) 0 788 The Justice Forum (JEEMA) 0 789 The People’s Development Party (PDP) 0 790 The Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) 2 9995 Other 0 9996 No further response 585 9997 Not Applicable 613 9998 Refused 0 9999 Don’t know 0 Q15d. Which parties contacted? Other (verbatim) If yes to Q15C Do not read options. Code from response. If more than one party made contact, select all parties that made contact 1200 1176 GO FORWARD 2 GO FORWARD (AMAMA MBABAZI) 1 GO FORWARD MOVEMENT 1 INDEPENDENT 16 INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE 2 INDEPENDENT PARTY 1 SEVERAL PARTIES 1 Q16a. Last national election: media provide fair coverage of all candidates 16A. During the last national election campaign in 2016, how often did the media provide fair coverage of all candidates? Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 212 1 Sometimes 317 2 Often 223 3 Always 207 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 241 Q16b. Last national election: candidate or political party offer food, gift or money for vote 16B. During the last national election in 2016, how often, if ever, did a candidate or someone from a political party offer you something, like food, a gift, or money, in return for your vote? Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 772 1 Once or twice 216 2 Several times 150 3 Often 43 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t know 16 Q17a. Last national election: votes not accurately counted Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 464 1 A few times 308 2 Often 229 8 Refused 5 9 Don’t know 194 Q17b. Last national election: people voted more than once Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 795 1 A few times 130 2 Often 84 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 189 Q17c. Last national election: powerful people find out vote 17C. How likely do you think it is that powerful people can find out how you voted, even though there is supposed to be a secret ballot in this country? Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all likely 610 1 Not very likely 251 2 Somewhat likely 194 3 Very likely 84 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 60 Q17d. Last national election: fear political intimidation or violence 17D. During the last national election campaign in 2016, how much did you personally fear becoming a victim of political intimidation or violence? Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 A lot 208 1 Somewhat 130 2 A little bit 238 3 Not at all 602 8 Refused 9 9 Don’t know 13 Q18a. Last national election: police or soldiers assist people to cast ballot 18. During the last national election in 2016, did you witness: Police or soldiers, rather than election officials, assisting some people to cast their ballot? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 883 1 Yes 237 8 Refused 7 9 Don’t know 73 Q18b. Last national election: security forces or a political party try intimidate voters 18. During the last national election in 2016, did you witness: Anyone from the security forces or a political party trying to intimidate voters? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 908 1 Yes 206 8 Refused 5 9 Don’t know 81 Q18c. Last national election: announced results reflect counted results 18C. With regard to the last national election in 2016, to what extent do you think the results announced by the Electoral Commission accurately reflected the actual results as counted? Read out options. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Not accurate at all 157 2 Not very accurate, with major discrepancies 185 3 Mostly accurate, but with some minor discrepancies 325 4 Completely accurate 385 8 Refused 5 9 Don’t know 143 Q19a. Government bans organizations vs. join any Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 292 2 Agree with 1 151 3 Agree with 2 253 4 Agree very strongly with 2 467 5 Agree with neither 21 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 15 Q19b. Newspapers free to publish vs. government control Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 570 2 Agree with 1 254 3 Agree with 2 171 4 Agree very strongly with 2 186 5 Agree with neither 8 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 10 Q20a. Reject one-party rule Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disapprove 664 2 Disapprove 264 3 Neither approve nor disapprove 16 4 Approve 145 5 Strongly approve 94 8 Refused 4 9 Don’t know 13 Q20b. Reject military rule Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disapprove 776 2 Disapprove 264 3 Neither approve nor disapprove 15 4 Approve 70 5 Strongly approve 57 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 16 Q20c. Reject one-man rule Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disapprove 782 2 Disapprove 266 3 Neither approve nor disapprove 11 4 Approve 74 5 Strongly approve 50 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t know 14 Q21. Support for democracy Read out statements. Read the question in the language of the interview, but always read “democracy” in English . Translate “democracy” into local language only if respondent does not understand the term in the official language. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 STATEMENT 3: Doesn't matter 145 2 STATEMENT 2: Sometimes non-democratic preferable 128 3 STATEMENT 1: Democracy preferable 844 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 83 Q22. Govt gets things done vs. Govt accountable to citizens Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 209 2 Agree with 1 115 3 Agree with 2 272 4 Agree very strongly with 2 584 5 Agree with neither 10 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 10 Q23. Listen to wisdom of elders vs fresh ideas from young people Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 698 2 Agree with 1 185 3 Agree with 2 85 4 Agree very strongly with 2 187 5 Agree with neither 39 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 5 Q24. Choose leaders through elections vs. other methods Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 728 2 Agree with 1 213 3 Agree with 2 87 4 Agree very strongly with 2 164 5 Agree with neither 3 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 5 Q25. Political parties divisive vs. many parties needed Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 194 2 Agree with 1 142 3 Agree with 2 268 4 Agree very strongly with 2 578 5 Agree with neither 9 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 9 Q26. Elected officials accountable vs elected leaders follow own ideas Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 783 2 Agree with 1 234 3 Agree with 2 75 4 Agree very strongly with 2 100 5 Agree with neither 5 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 3 Q27. Elected leaders empower most capable citizens vs help people left behind by economic and social change Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 69 2 Agree with 1 45 3 Agree with 2 251 4 Agree very strongly with 2 815 5 Agree with neither 19 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 1 Q28. Experts needed for most important decisions vs no need for experts Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 497 2 Agree with 1 258 3 Agree with 2 160 4 Agree very strongly with 2 263 5 Agree with neither 11 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 9 Q29. President monitored by parliament vs. free to act on own Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 583 2 Agree with 1 210 3 Agree with 2 147 4 Agree very strongly with 2 229 5 Agree with neither 18 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 11 Q30. President free to act vs. obey the laws and courts Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 139 2 Agree with 1 108 3 Agree with 2 265 4 Agree very strongly with 2 668 5 Agree with neither 6 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 12 Q31. Elections winner pursue policies they prefer vs. compromise with other groups Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 131 2 Agree with 1 77 3 Agree with 2 294 4 Agree very strongly with 2 657 5 Agree with neither 9 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 31 Q32. Elected government free to do whatever the people want vs bound by laws Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 158 2 Agree with 1 100 3 Agree with 2 271 4 Agree very strongly with 2 659 5 Agree with neither 8 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 3 Q33. Media checks government vs. avoid negative reporting Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 702 2 Agree with 1 258 3 Agree with 2 92 4 Agree very strongly with 2 122 5 Agree with neither 11 8 Refused 3 9 Don't know 12 Q34. Presidential two term limit vs. no term limits Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 643 2 Agree with 1 188 3 Agree with 2 112 4 Agree very strongly with 2 231 5 Agree with neither 11 8 Refused 4 9 Don't know 11 Q35a. Minimum age for candidates for president needed 35A. Should there be a minimum age for candidates for president? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No, no minimum 136 1 Yes, should be a minimum 1025 8 Refused 7 9 Don't know 32 Q35b. Minimum age for candidates for president 35B. [If yes] What should the minimum age be? 1200 18 999 18 55 20 20 23 1 25 31 26 1 28 4 29 1 30 213 32 8 34 5 35 237 36 9 37 4 38 8 39 2 40 227 42 4 45 102 47 1 48 2 50 61 55 5 56 1 60 14 65 1 70 1 80 3 997 Not applicable 175 999 Don't know 4 Q35c. Maximum age for candidates for president needed 35C. Should there be a maximum age for candidates for president? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No, no maximum 192 1 Yes, should be a maximum 956 8 Refused 11 9 Don't know 41 Q35d. Maximum age for candidates for president 35D. [If yes] What should the maximum age be? 1200 20 999 20 1 21 1 30 1 35 1 40 7 45 5 48 1 50 63 52 1 55 10 58 1 59 2 60 162 63 1 65 83 66 1 67 2 68 2 69 1 70 261 72 2 73 1 74 1 75 145 76 1 77 1 78 2 79 3 80 126 81 1 85 16 88 1 90 33 95 1 98 1 99 1 100 7 997 Not applicable 244 999 Don't know 6 Q36. Extent of democracy Read out options. Accept only one option. Read the question in the language of the interview, but always read “democracy” in English. Translate “democracy” into local language only if respondent does not understand the term in the official language. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Not a democracy 124 2 A democracy, with major problems 327 3 A democracy, but with minor problems 473 4 A full democracy 161 8 Do not understand question / democracy 53 9 Don't know 62 98 Refused 0 Q37. Satisfaction with democracy 37. Overall, how satisfied are you with the way democracy works in Uganda? Are you: Read out options.Only one option to be chosen. Read the question in the language of the interview, but always read “democracy” in English.Translate “democracy” into local language only if respondent does not understand the term in the official language. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 The country is not a democracy 7 1 Not at all satisfied 214 2 Not very satisfied 296 3 Fairly satisfied 451 4 Very satisfied 121 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 110 Q38a. MPs listen Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 645 1 Only Sometimes 371 2 Often 125 3 Always 37 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 21 Q38b. Local government councillors listen Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 441 1 Only Sometimes 425 2 Often 229 3 Always 81 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 24 Q38c. Traditional leaders listen Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 347 1 Only Sometimes 207 2 Often 256 3 Always 255 8 Refused 5 9 Don’t know 130 Q39a. People must pay taxes Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 179 2 Disagree 196 3 Neither agree nor disagree 24 4 Agree 480 5 Strongly agree 242 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 77 Q39b. Government information for official use only Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 471 2 Disagree 332 3 Neither agree or disagree 41 4 Agree 198 5 Strongly agree 90 8 Refused 4 9 Don't know 64 Q40a. How often party competition leads to conflict Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 114 1 Rarely 283 2 Often 436 3 Always 340 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 26 Q40b. How often president ignores laws Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 314 1 Rarely 293 2 Often 238 3 Always 135 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t know 217 Q40c. How often president ignores parliament Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 333 1 Rarely 296 2 Often 222 3 Always 134 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 213 Q40d. How often careful what you say Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 147 1 Rarely 215 2 Often 318 3 Always 498 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 22 Q40e. How often people treated unequally Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 175 1 Rarely 271 2 Often 354 3 Always 345 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 53 Q40f. How often officials unpunished Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 149 1 Rarely 277 2 Often 318 3 Always 358 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 97 Q40g. How often ordinary people unpunished Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 558 1 Rarely 355 2 Often 118 3 Always 149 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 19 Q41a. Trust president Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all 148 1 Just a little 266 2 Somewhat 254 3 A lot 485 8 Refused 8 9 Don’t know 39 Q41b. Trust parliament/national assembly Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all 213 1 Just a little 391 2 Somewhat 315 3 A lot 226 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t know 52 Q41c. Trust Electoral Commission Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all 317 1 Just a little 308 2 Somewhat 272 3 A lot 245 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 57 Q41d. Trust your elected local government council Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all 185 1 Just a little 396 2 Somewhat 359 3 A lot 224 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 36 Q41e. Trust the ruling party Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all 226 1 Just a little 270 2 Somewhat 277 3 A lot 392 8 Refused 11 9 Don’t know 24 Q41f. Trust opposition political parties Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all 419 1 Just a little 345 2 Somewhat 236 3 A lot 142 8 Refused 4 9 Don’t know 54 Q41g. Trust police Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all 409 1 Just a little 306 2 Somewhat 267 3 A lot 203 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 13 Q41h. Trust army Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all 180 1 Just a little 243 2 Somewhat 280 3 A lot 456 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t know 38 Q41i. Trust courts of law Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all 219 1 Just a little 348 2 Somewhat 321 3 A lot 231 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t know 78 Q41j. The tax/ revenue office Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all 330 1 Just a little 342 2 Somewhat 271 3 A lot 124 8 Refused 5 9 Don’t know 128 Q41k. Trust traditional leaders Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all 86 1 Just a little 144 2 Somewhat 280 3 A lot 531 8 Refused 11 9 Don’t know 148 Q41l. Trust religious leaders Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all 44 1 Just a little 131 2 Somewhat 242 3 A lot 772 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t know 8 Q42a. Corruption: office of the Presidency Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 None 139 1 Some of them 501 2 Most of them 224 3 All of them 141 8 Refused 4 9 Don't know 191 Q42b. Corruption: Members of Parliament Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 None 92 1 Some of them 503 2 Most of them 280 3 All of them 169 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 154 Q42c. Corruption: Civil servants Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 None 58 1 Some of them 491 2 Most of them 387 3 All of them 187 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 77 Q42d. Corruption: local government councillors Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 None 122 1 Some of them 578 2 Most of them 254 3 All of them 137 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 109 Q42e. Corruption: Police Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 None 54 1 Some of them 288 2 Most of them 364 3 All of them 450 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 44 Q42f. Corruption: Judges and Magistrates Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 None 80 1 Some of them 459 2 Most of them 294 3 All of them 236 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 129 Q42g. Corruption: Tax officials Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 None 64 1 Some of them 424 2 Most of them 330 3 All of them 206 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 174 Q42h. Corruption:Traditional leaders Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 None 442 1 Some of them 392 2 Most of them 83 3 All of them 46 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 236 Q42i. Corruption: Religious leaders Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 None 671 1 Some of them 363 2 Most of them 53 3 All of them 33 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 79 Q43a. Level of corruption 43A. In your opinion, over the past year, has the level of corruption in this country increased, decreased, or stayed the same? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Increased a lot 479 2 Increased somewhat 263 3 Stayed the same 221 4 Decreased somewhat 131 5 Decreased a lot 26 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 78 Q43b. Ordinary people can report corruption without fear 43B. In this country, can ordinary people report incidents of corruption without fear, or do they risk retaliation or other negative consequences if they speak out? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Can report without fear 219 1 Risk retaliation 934 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 45 Q44a. Contact with public school 1200 0 1 -1 Missing 0 0 No 649 1 Yes 551 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 0 Q44b. Difficulty to obtain public school services 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very easy 103 2 Easy 263 3 Difficult 133 4 Very difficult 51 7 Not applicable 649 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 1 Q44c. Pay bribe for public school services Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 376 1 Once or twice 85 2 A few times 51 3 Often 38 7 Not applicable 649 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 1 Q44d. Contact with public clinic or hospital 1200 0 1 -1 Missing 0 0 No 266 1 Yes 934 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 0 Q44e. Difficulty to obtain medical care 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very easy 81 2 Easy 269 3 Difficult 323 4 Very difficult 260 7 Not applicable 266 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 1 Q44f. Pay bribe for medical care 1200 0 7 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 551 1 Once or twice 157 2 A few times 109 3 Often 117 7 Not applicable 266 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 0 Q44g. Tried to obtain identity document 1200 0 1 -1 Missing 0 0 No 874 1 Yes 326 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 0 Q44h. Difficulty to obtain identity document 1200 1 7 -1 Missing 0 1 Very easy 41 2 Easy 112 3 Difficult 99 4 Very difficult 74 7 Not applicable 874 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 0 Q44i. Pay bribe for identity document Read out options 1200 0 7 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 188 1 Once or twice 64 2 A few times 30 3 Often 44 7 Not applicable 874 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 0 Q44j. Requested assistance from the police 1200 0 8 -1 Missing 0 0 No 909 1 Yes 290 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 0 Q44k. Difficulty obtaining police assistance 1200 1 7 -1 Missing 0 1 Very easy 29 2 Easy 62 3 Difficult 90 4 Very difficult 109 7 Not applicable 910 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 0 Q44l. Pay bribe to receive police assistance Read out options. 1200 0 8 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 71 1 Once or twice 67 2 A few times 55 3 Often 96 7 Not applicable 910 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 0 Q44m. Contact with police in other situations Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 875 1 Once or twice 148 2 A few times 96 3 Often 75 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 5 Q44n. Pay bribe to avoid problem with police If respondent answered 0=Never, 8=Refused or 9=Don’t know to part M, select 7=NA for part N and continue to Q45 (tablet will do an automatic skip). Otherwise ask: Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 144 1 Once or twice 77 2 A few times 40 3 Often 54 7 Not applicable 881 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 3 Q45. Higher taxes with more govt services vs. lower taxes with fewer govt services Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 311 2 Agree with 1 173 3 Agree with 2 241 4 Agree very strongly with 2 404 5 Agree with neither 51 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 19 Q46a. Difficulty to find out what taxes or fees to pay 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very easy 36 2 Easy 152 3 Difficult 410 4 Very difficult 526 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 75 Q46b. Difficulty to find out how government uses tax revenues 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very easy 22 2 Easy 99 3 Difficult 428 4 Very difficult 587 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 63 Q46c. Taxes for ordinary people: too little, too much, or about the right amount 46C. Do you think that the amount of taxes that ordinary people in Uganda are required to pay to the government is too little, too much, or about the right amount? Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Far too little 49 2 Somewhat too little 83 3 About the right amount 199 4 Somewhat too much 378 5 Far too much 383 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t know 105 Q46d. Taxes for the rich: too little, too much, or about the right amount 46D. Do you think that the amount of taxes that rich people in Uganda are required to pay to the government is too little, too much, or about the right amount? Read out options. 1200 1 7 -1 Missing 0 1 Far too little 160 2 Somewhat too little 197 3 About the right amount 221 4 Somewhat too much 156 5 Far too much 241 6 Don’t know 222 7 Refused 3 Q47a. Government should ensure small traders and informal sector pay taxes Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 407 2 Disagree 297 3 Neither agree or disagree 25 4 Agree 298 5 Strongly agree 153 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 19 Q47b. Fairness of high taxes for the rich to help the poor Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 130 2 Disagree 200 3 Neither agree or disagree 52 4 Agree 389 5 Strongly agree 405 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 23 Q47c. Taxes used by government for the well-being of citizens Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 228 2 Disagree 230 3 Neither agree or disagree 81 4 Agree 347 5 Strongly agree 205 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 108 Q47d. People avoid paying taxes 47D. In your opinion, how often, in this country, do people avoid paying the taxes that they owe the government? Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 334 1 Rarely 368 2 Often 257 3 Always 129 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 111 Q48pt1other. MIP - 1st response (verbatim other) 48. In your opinion, what are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? - 1st response - Other. Do not read options. Code from responses. Accept up to three answers. If respondent offers more than three options, ask “Which three of these are the most important?” If respondent offers one or two answers, ask “Anything else?” 1200 0 9998 -1 Missing 0 0 Nothing/ no problems 4 1 Management of the economy 30 2 Wages, incomes and salaries 23 3 Unemployment 68 4 Poverty/destitution 101 5 Rates and Taxes 43 6 Loans / credit 5 7 Farming/agriculture 27 8 Food shortage/famine 22 9 Drought 2 10 Land 4 11 Transportation 15 12 Communications 2 13 Infrastructure / roads 122 14 Education 130 15 Housing 3 16 Electricity 21 17 Water supply 86 18 Orphans/street children/homeless children 4 19 Services (other) 11 20 Health 262 21 AIDS 1 22 Sickness / Disease 0 23 Crime and Security 57 24 Corruption 92 25 Political violence 3 26 Political instability/political divisions/ ethnic tensions 3 27 Discrimination/ inequality 3 28 Gender issues / women’s rights 2 29 Democracy/political rights 14 30 War (international) 0 31 Civil war 0 32 Agricultural marketing 17 33 Climate change 2 9995 Other responses 13 9998 Refused 8 9999 Don’t know 0 Q48pt1. Most important problems - 1st response 48. In your opinion, what are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? - 1st response Do not read options. Code from responses. Accept up to three answers. If respondent offers more than three options, ask “Which three of these are the most important?” If respondent offers one or two answers, ask “Anything else?” 1200 1187 ARRESTING INNOCENT PEOPLE 1 BE HONEST TO THE VOWS THEY MADE TO THEM WHILE CAMPAIGNING 1 BRING CHANGE IN UGANDA 1 CHANGE OF PRESIDENT 1 DISCLIPINE 1 FAIR RULING ON THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN CONVICTED YET NOT PROVED GUILTY 1 FAMILY PLANNING 1 IDLE 1 LACK OF SENSITIZATION AND AWARENESS 1 LOWER PERSON SHOULD BE INFORMED OF DECISIONS MADE BY TOP LEADERS 1 PRESIDENT SHOULD BE OUST 1 REMOVE OPPOSITION PARTIES 1 THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD FULLY DISTRIBUTE THE HELP GIVEN TO THE ELDERLY PEOPLE SOME OF US NEVER RECEIVE ANY 1 Q48pt2other. MIP - 2nd response (verbatim other) 48. In your opinion, what are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? - 2nd response - Other Do not read options. Code from responses. Accept up to three answers. If respondent offers more than three options, ask “Which three of these are the most important?” If respondent offers one or two answers, ask “Anything else?” 1200 1 9996 1 Management of the economy 23 2 Wages, incomes and salaries 20 3 Unemployment 71 4 Poverty/destitution 66 5 Rates and Taxes 38 6 Loans / credit 17 7 Farming/agriculture 14 8 Food shortage/famine 21 9 Drought 2 10 Land 7 11 Transportation 18 12 Communications 1 13 Infrastructure / roads 108 14 Education 172 15 Housing 2 16 Electricity 30 17 Water supply 94 18 Orphans/street children/homeless children 4 19 Services (other) 12 20 Health 233 21 AIDS 1 22 Sickness / Disease 5 23 Crime and Security 53 24 Corruption 51 25 Political violence 1 26 Political instability/political divisions/ ethnic tensions 3 27 Discrimination/ inequality 7 28 Gender issues / women’s rights 4 29 Democracy/political rights 8 30 War (international) 0 31 Civil war 0 32 Agricultural marketing 23 33 Climate change 4 9995 Other responses 7 9996 No further reply 80 9998 Refused 0 Q48pt2. Most important problems - 2nd response 48. In your opinion, what are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? - 2nd response Do not read options. Code from responses. Accept up to three answers. If respondent offers more than three options, ask “Which three of these are the most important?” If respondent offers one or two answers, ask “Anything else?” 1200 1193 BAD LAWS 1 DRUG USE 1 FAILURE TO FULFILL ELECTION PROMISES BY POLITICIANS 1 FUEL FOR COOKING 1 GOVERNMENT SHOULD KILL THE PERPETRATORS 1 TOO MUCH LIBERTY 1 WIDOWS AND SINGLES 1 Q48pt3other. MIP - 3rd response (verbatim other) 48. In your opinion, what are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? - 3rd response - Other Do not read options. Code from responses. Accept up to three answers. If respondent offers more than three options, ask “Which three of these are the most important?” If respondent offers one or two answers, ask “Anything else?” 1200 1 9996 1 Management of the economy 25 2 Wages, incomes and salaries 9 3 Unemployment 57 4 Poverty/destitution 48 5 Rates and Taxes 31 6 Loans / credit 10 7 Farming/agriculture 35 8 Food shortage/famine 17 9 Drought 0 10 Land 12 11 Transportation 29 12 Communications 1 13 Infrastructure / roads 88 14 Education 134 15 Housing 1 16 Electricity 41 17 Water supply 83 18 Orphans/street children/homeless children 7 19 Services (other) 15 20 Health 143 21 AIDS 1 22 Sickness / Disease 1 23 Crime and Security 54 24 Corruption 26 25 Political violence 2 26 Political instability/political divisions/ ethnic tensions 6 27 Discrimination/ inequality 8 28 Gender issues / women’s rights 2 29 Democracy/political rights 14 30 War (international) 0 31 Civil war 0 32 Agricultural marketing 18 33 Climate change 0 9995 Other responses 14 9996 No further reply 268 9998 Refused 0 Q48pt3. Most important problems - 3rd response 48. In your opinion, what are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? - 3rd response Do not read options. Code from responses. Accept up to three answers. If respondent offers more than three options, ask “Which three of these are the most important?” If respondent offers one or two answers, ask “Anything else?” 1200 1186 DEMILITARIZING THE ARMY AND ALSO REDUCE ON ACCESS OF GUNS BY CIVILIAN 1 FIGHT ENCROACHMENT OF WETLANDS 1 FIREWOOD 1 HIGH FINES FOR BODA BODA 1 IF ONE DOESN'T STUDY DOES NOT WORK ANY WHERE IN THE OFFICE BUT DOES ONLY FARMING UNTIL THEY GROW OLD 1 IGNORING PEOPLE'S IDEAS THAT CAN DEVELOP THE COUNTRY 1 IMPROVEMENT OR SUPPORT IN PLACE OF WORSHIP 1 RELIGION 1 SAND TENDERING SHOULD BE CHANGED 1 SERVANT LEADERSHIP 1 SHOULD REDUCE FAMILY ACTIVITIES 1 THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD ALSO IDENTIFY AND INVESTIGATE OUR PROBLEMS 1 TO SOLVE FOR US THE PROBLEM OF FUEL / FIREWOOD 1 UNFULFILLED GOVERNMENT SUPPORT AND FAILURE TO PAY THE SOLDIERS THEIR PROMISED MONEY 1 Q49a. More taxes to support youth programs 49A. If the government decided to make people pay more taxes in order to support programs to help young people, would you support this decision or oppose it? Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly oppose 313 2 Somewhat oppose 250 3 Neither support nor oppose 28 4 Somewhat support 264 5 Strongly support 295 6 It depends 33 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 15 Q49b. Priorities for government investment in youth programs 49B. If the government could increase its spending on programs to help young people, which of the following areas do you think should be the highest priority for additional investment? Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 None of the above / Some other program 2 1 Job creation 329 2 Education 220 3 Jobs training 359 4 Business loans 204 5 Social services for youth 72 6 Government should not increase spending 5 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t know 6 Q50a. Handling managing the economy Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very badly 259 2 Fairly badly 384 3 Fairly well 441 4 Very well 68 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 48 Q50b. Handling improving living standards of the poor Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very badly 351 2 Fairly badly 427 3 Fairly well 370 4 Very well 47 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 5 Q50c. Handling creating jobs Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very badly 413 2 Fairly badly 420 3 Fairly well 317 4 Very well 32 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 18 Q50d. Handling keeping prices stable Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very badly 468 2 Fairly badly 409 3 Fairly well 241 4 Very well 30 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 52 Q50e. Handling narrowing gaps between rich and poor Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very badly 531 2 Fairly badly 368 3 Fairly well 200 4 Very well 27 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 73 Q50f. Handling reducing crime Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very badly 249 2 Fairly badly 295 3 Fairly well 466 4 Very well 146 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 43 Q50g. Handling improving basic health services Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very badly 184 2 Fairly badly 355 3 Fairly well 570 4 Very well 87 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 4 Q50h. Handling addressing educational needs Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very badly 149 2 Fairly badly 327 3 Fairly well 576 4 Very well 128 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 20 Q50i. Handling providing water and sanitation services Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very badly 197 2 Fairly badly 279 3 Fairly well 546 4 Very well 172 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 6 Q50j. Handling fighting corruption in government Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very badly 587 2 Fairly badly 299 3 Fairly well 210 4 Very well 37 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 65 Q50k. Handling maintaining roads and bridges Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very badly 172 2 Fairly badly 245 3 Fairly well 575 4 Very well 200 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 8 Q50l. Handling providing a reliable supply of electricity Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very badly 207 2 Fairly badly 273 3 Fairly well 534 4 Very well 165 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 20 Q50m. Handling preventing or resolving violent conflict Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very badly 132 2 Fairly badly 266 3 Fairly well 630 4 Very well 133 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 39 Q50n. Handling addressing the needs of young people Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very badly 321 2 Fairly badly 442 3 Fairly well 355 4 Very well 55 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 27 Q50o. Handling protecting rights and promoting opportunities for disabled people Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very badly 178 2 Fairly badly 275 3 Fairly well 475 4 Very well 141 8 Refused 3 9 Don't know 128 Q51a. Performance: President Interviewer:Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disapprove 85 2 Disapprove 181 3 Approve 540 4 Strongly approve 334 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 58 Q51b. Performance: MP/National Assembly rep Interviewer:Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disapprove 254 2 Disapprove 364 3 Approve 449 4 Strongly approve 74 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 58 Q51c. Performance: local government councillor Interviewer:Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disapprove 166 2 Disapprove 300 3 Approve 580 4 Strongly approve 108 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 45 Q51d. Performance: traditional leader Interviewer:Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disapprove 87 2 Disapprove 105 3 Approve 507 4 Strongly approve 256 7 Not applicable 19 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 224 Q52a. Who responsible: MPs do jobs 52. Who should be responsible for: Making sure that, once elected, Members of Parliament do their jobs? Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 The president / executive 290 1 The Parliament / local govt council 157 2 Their political party 85 3 The voters 627 4 No one 10 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t know 28 Q52b. Who responsible: president does job 52. Who should be responsible for: Making sure that, once elected, the president does his job? Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 The president / executive 156 1 The Parliament / local govt council 368 2 Their political party 85 3 The voters 516 4 No one 27 8 Refused 4 9 Don’t know 44 Q53a. Elections ensure voters' views are reflected 53. Think about how elections work in practice in this country. How well do elections: Ensure that representatives to Parliament reflect the views of voters? Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all well 143 1 Not very well 405 2 Well 396 3 Very well 194 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 61 Q53b. Elections enable voters to remove leaders from office 53. Think about how elections work in practice in this country. How well do elections: Enable voters to remove from office leaders who do not do what the people want? Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all well 154 1 Not very well 284 2 Well 389 3 Very well 309 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 64 Q53c. Communities that do not vote for the ruling party suffer negative consequences 53C. How often do you think that communities that do not vote for the ruling party suffer negative consequences, such as lack of government support for local services or development projects? Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 391 1 Rarely 199 2 Sometimes 290 3 Often 148 4 Always 96 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 76 Q54a. Feared violence in neighbourhood 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No, never 669 1 Yes, feared but didn't experience 385 2 Yes, feared and experienced 142 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 3 Q54b. Feared violence during public protest 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No, never 648 1 Yes, feared but didn't experience 392 2 Yes, feared and experienced 149 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 11 Q54c. Feared armed attack by political or religious extremists 1200 0 9 0 No, Never 914 1 Yes, feared but didn't experience 205 2 Yes, Feared and experienced 57 8 Refused [Do not read] 3 9 Don't know [Do not read] 21 Q55a. Radio news Read out options. 1200 0 4 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 127 1 Less than once a month 46 2 A few times a month 77 3 A few times a week 279 4 Every day 671 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 0 Q55b. Television news Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 624 1 Less than once a month 117 2 A few times a month 82 3 A few times a week 133 4 Every day 230 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 14 Q55c. Newspaper news Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 766 1 Less than once a month 169 2 A few times a month 119 3 A few times a week 84 4 Every day 54 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 7 Q55d. Internet news Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 914 1 Less than once a month 48 2 A few times a month 38 3 A few times a week 69 4 Every day 80 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 51 Q55e. Social media news Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 898 1 Less than once a month 42 2 A few times a month 36 3 A few times a week 87 4 Every day 81 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 54 Q56. News media free of censorship by the government 56. In your opinion, how free is the news media in this country to report and comment on the news without censorship or interference by the government? Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Not at all free 123 1 Not very free 317 2 Somewhat free 420 3 Completely free 273 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 65 Q57a. Spread false information: government officials Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 243 1 Rarely 244 2 Sometimes 403 3 Often 151 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 157 Q57b. Spread false information: politicians and political parties Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 141 1 Rarely 254 2 Sometimes 415 3 Often 273 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 115 Q57c. Spread false information: news media and journalists Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 285 1 Rarely 310 2 Sometimes 359 3 Often 145 8 Refused 4 9 Don't know 97 Q57d. Spread false information: social media users Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 102 1 Rarely 135 2 Sometimes 282 3 Often 248 8 Refused 5 9 Don't know 428 Q57e. Spread false information: activists and interest groups Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 413 1 Rarely 206 2 Sometimes 191 3 Often 77 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 311 Q58a. Government prohibits: news or information that is false Probe for strength of opinion] 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 101 2 Disagree 101 3 Neither agree or disagree 23 4 Agree 507 5 Strongly agree 451 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 17 Q58b. Government prohibits: news, information, or opinions that the government disapproves of Probe for strength of opinion] 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 226 2 Disagree 273 3 Neither agree or disagree 71 4 Agree 380 5 Strongly agree 216 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 32 Q58c. Government prohibits: news, information, or opinions that criticize or insult the president Probe for strength of opinion] 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 141 2 Disagree 199 3 Neither agree or disagree 41 4 Agree 444 5 Strongly agree 355 8 Refused 3 9 Don't know 17 Q58d. Government prohibits: hate speech Probe for strength of opinion] 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 99 2 Disagree 158 3 Neither agree or disagree 50 4 Agree 429 5 Strongly agree 438 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 25 Q59a. Heard about social media 59A. Have you heard about social media, for example, Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 415 1 Yes 719 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 66 Q59b. Social media: makes people more informed about current events Regardless of whether you personally use social media yourself, please tell me whether you agree or disagree that social media: Makes people more informed about current events? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 6 2 Disagree 19 3 Neither agree or disagree 18 4 Agree 324 5 Strongly agree 314 7 Not applicable 481 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 37 Q59c. Social media:makes people more likely to believe false news Regardless of whether you personally use social media yourself, please tell me whether you agree or disagree that social media: Makes people more likely to believe false news? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 34 2 Disagree 82 3 Neither agree or disagree 40 4 Agree 316 5 Strongly agree 188 7 Not applicable 481 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 58 Q59d. Social media:helps people have more impact on political processes Regardless of whether you personally use social media yourself, please tell me whether you agree or disagree that social media: Helps people have more impact on political processes? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 18 2 Disagree 55 3 Neither agree or disagree 45 4 Agree 350 5 Strongly agree 181 7 Not applicable 481 8 Refused 3 9 Don't know 67 Q59e. Social media: makes people more intolerant Regardless of whether you personally use social media yourself, please tell me whether you agree or disagree that social media: Makes people more intolerant of those who have different political opinions? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 40 2 Disagree 91 3 Neither agree or disagree 62 4 Agree 283 5 Strongly agree 131 7 Not applicable 481 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 110 Q59f. Effects of social media on society If yes on Q59A Overall, do you think that the effects of social media on society are mostly positive, mostly negative, or haven’t you heard enough to say? Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very negative 28 2 Somewhat negative 76 3 Neither positive nor negative 135 4 Somewhat positive 267 5 Very positive 141 7 Not applicable 481 8 Refused 30 9 Don’t know 42 Q60. Unrestricted access to the Internet vs regulated access Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 423 2 Agree with 1 252 3 Agree with 2 147 4 Agree very strongly with 2 144 5 Agree with neither 32 8 Refused 6 9 Don't know 196 Q61. Free movement in region vs limit cross-border movement Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 621 2 Agree with 1 263 3 Agree with 2 144 4 Agree very strongly with 2 148 5 Agree with neither 5 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 19 Q62. Difficulty to move across borders 62. In your opinion, how easy or difficult is it for people in East Africa to cross international borders in order to work or trade in other countries, or haven’t you heard enough to say? Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very difficult 290 2 Difficult 397 3 Easy 231 4 Very easy 57 7 Never try 130 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 95 Q63. Finance development from own resources vs use external loans Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 434 2 Agree with 1 279 3 Agree with 2 191 4 Agree very strongly with 2 239 5 Agree with neither 32 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 24 Q64a. Loans tied to strict requirements by lenders vs government decides how to spend loans Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 282 2 Agree with 1 153 3 Agree with 2 243 4 Agree very strongly with 2 482 5 Agree with neither 10 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 30 Q64b. Loans tied to promotion of democracy and human rights vs government decides about democracy and human rights Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 356 2 Agree with 1 164 3 Agree with 2 278 4 Agree very strongly with 2 353 5 Agree with neither 10 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 37 Q65a. Country receives loans or development assistance from China 65A. To your knowledge, does China give loans or development assistance to our country’s government, or haven’t you had a chance to hear about this? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 167 1 Yes 474 8 Refused 3 9 Don't know 556 Q65b. Government required to repay China for loans If yes on Q65A 65B. Do you think that our government is required to repay China for the loans and development assistance it provides to Uganda, or haven’t you heard enough to say? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 26 1 Yes 414 7 Not applicable 726 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 34 Q65c. Government borrowed too much money from China If yes on Q65A Do you think our government has borrowed too much money from China, or haven’t you heard enough to say? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 24 1 Yes 303 7 Not applicable 726 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 146 Q65d. Requirements on loans and assistance from China If yes on Q65A When the government of China gives loans or development assistance to Uganda, do you think they put more requirements or fewer requirements on our government compared to other donor countries, or haven’t you heard enough to say? Probe for strength of opinion 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Far fewer requirements 54 1 Somewhat fewer requirements 113 2 About the same number of requirements 28 3 Somewhat more requirements 81 4 Many more requirements 38 7 Not applicable 726 8 Refused 51 9 Don’t know 109 Q66. Open trade for development vs protection of local proucers Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 559 2 Agree with 1 295 3 Agree with 2 144 4 Agree very strongly with 2 170 5 Agree with neither 14 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 17 Q67. Limit trade in consumer goods to nationals vs allow foreigners to trade Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 251 2 Agree with 1 217 3 Agree with 2 265 4 Agree very strongly with 2 438 5 Agree with neither 17 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 12 Q68. Diverse communities stronger vs similar communities stronger Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 651 2 Agree with 1 232 3 Agree with 2 124 4 Agree very strongly with 2 173 5 Agree with neither 7 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 12 Q69a. Best model for the future development 69A. In your opinion, which of the following countries, if any, would be the best model for the future development of our country, or is there some other country in Africa or elsewhere, that should be our model? Read out options 1200 0 9999 -1 Missing 0 0 None of these / There is no role model 20 1 United States 503 2 China 270 3 Britain 74 4 Rwanda 0 5 South Africa 96 6 Ethiopia 31 7 We should follow our own country’s model 46 9995 Other country 33 9998 Refused 0 9999 Don’t know 127 Q69aother. Best model for the future development (verbatim) Read out options 1200 1167 ALL OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED COUNTRIES 1 CONGO 1 DUBAI 2 FRANCE 1 GERMANY 1 HONG KONG 1 JAPAN 4 KENYA 8 LIBYA 2 RWANDA 6 RWANDA,KENYA 1 SOUTH KOREA 1 SOUTH SUDAN 1 SWEDEN 1 SWITZERLAND 1 TANZANIA 1 Q69b. Influence of China on country 69B. How much influence do you think China’s economic activities in Uganda have on our economy, or haven’t you heard enough to say? Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 None 28 1 A little 121 2 Some 228 3 A lot 296 8 Refused 5 9 Don’t know 522 Q70a. Influence of organization: African Union Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very negative 19 2 Somewhat negative 54 3 Neither positive nor negative 71 4 Somewhat positive 345 5 Very positive 180 8 Refused 8 9 Don’t know 523 Q70b. Influence of organization: SADC Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very negative 15 2 Somewhat negative 59 3 Neither positive nor negative 84 4 Somewhat positive 378 5 Very positive 212 8 Refused 6 9 Don’t know 446 Q70c. Influence of organization: United Nations agencies Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very negative 18 2 Somewhat negative 24 3 Neither positive nor negative 40 4 Somewhat positive 323 5 Very positive 380 8 Refused 6 9 Don’t know 409 Q70d. Influence of country: Britain Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very negative 41 2 Somewhat negative 83 3 Neither positive nor negative 75 4 Somewhat positive 340 5 Very positive 178 8 Refused 11 9 Don’t know 472 Q70e. Influence of country: China Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very negative 24 2 Somewhat negative 58 3 Neither positive nor negative 86 4 Somewhat positive 324 5 Very positive 314 8 Refused 8 9 Don’t know 386 Q70f. Influence of country: United States Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very negative 18 2 Somewhat negative 37 3 Neither positive nor negative 73 4 Somewhat positive 397 5 Very positive 291 8 Refused 10 9 Don’t know 374 Q70g. Influence of country: Regional Superpower 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Very negative 26 2 Somewhat negative 54 3 Neither positive nor negative 84 4 Somewhat positive 414 5 Very positive 277 8 Refused 12 9 Don’t know 333 Q71. Most important languages for next generation to learn 71. In thinking about the future of the next generation in our country, which of these international languages, if any, do you think is most important for young people to learn? Read out options. 1200 0 780 -1 Missing 0 0 None of these / No international language needed 1 1 English 903 2 French 12 3 Portuguese 0 4 Arabic 9 5 Chinese 24 6 Kiswahili 228 95 Other 5 98 Refused 0 99 Don’t know 5 780 Luganda 13 Q71other. Most important languages for next generation to learn (verbatim) Read out options. 1200 1195 ALL THE ABOVE LANGUAGES 1 BOTH ENGLISH AND KISWAHILI 1 ITS BETTER IF CAN SPEAK ALMOST ALL LANGUAGES 1 LUSOGA 1 RUNYANKOLE 1 Q72a. Heard about climate change 72A. Have you heard about climate change, or haven’t you had the chance to hear about this yet? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 335 1 Yes 802 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 61 Q72b. Climate change: affecting country If 1=yes to Q72A Do you think climate change is making life in Uganda better or worse, or haven’t you heard enough to say? Interviewer: probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Much better 35 2 Somewhat better 167 3 Neither/ no change / about the same 52 4 Somewhat worse 277 5 Much worse 232 7 Not applicable 398 8 Refused 17 9 Don’t know 22 Q73. Free to move when public security threatened vs impose curfews Let’s talk for a moment about the kind of society you would like to have in this country. Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 278 2 Agree with 1 169 3 Agree with 2 257 4 Agree very strongly with 2 481 5 Agree with neither 10 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 5 Q74. Government should monitor private communication vs right to privacynt age Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 390 2 Agree with 1 224 3 Agree with 2 203 4 Agree very strongly with 2 361 5 Agree with neither 14 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 8 Q75. Absolute freedom of religion vs government regulates what is said Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 468 2 Agree with 1 235 3 Agree with 2 214 4 Agree very strongly with 2 268 5 Agree with neither 8 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 6 Q76a_UGA. A candidate or party official to offer money in return for a vote? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Not wrong at all 200 2 Wrong but understandable 315 3 Wrong and punishable 663 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 20 Q76b_UGA. A voter to accept money in return for his or her vote? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Not wrong at all 307 2 Wrong but understandable 439 3 Wrong and punishable 439 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 14 Q76c_UGA. Most important thing that could be done to ensure next elections are free and fair In your view, what is the single most important thing that could be done to ensure the next general elections in 2021 are free and fair? 1200 0 9999 -1 Missing 0 0 Nothing can be done to ensure free and fair elections in Uganda 88 1 Reform electoral laws / 116 2 Ensure political freedoms/civil rights are respected 63 3 End electoral violence/Ensure peace between political parties during elections 67 4 End electoral malpractices, prevent vote rigging 156 5 Equal campaign opportunities/Level playing field 30 6 Share power/dialogue between political parties 20 7 Promote civic education/End misinformation 24 8 12 9 Reform the Electoral Commission/Ensure Electoral Commission independence 66 10 Clean up voters roll/display and update voter register early 15 11 Armed forces/police must be neutral 98 12 Improve conduct of vote tally, transmission and declaration 32 13 Candidates or parties that loose must accept results 30 14 Expedite electoral cases before court/ensure justice for all 6 15 End commercialisation of elections, vote buying/vote incentives 61 16 Reintroduce presidential term limits 43 17 End use of state resources during election campaigns 13 18 Improve security at voting station/ election day 30 19 Vote by physically lining up behind the candidate 12 20 Elections in Uganda are/have been free 13 9995 Other 41 9998 Refused to answer 12 9999 Don't know 152 Q76c_UGA. Most important thing that could be done to ensure next elections are free and fair (Other) 1200 Q76d_UGA. Electoral Commission neutral vs. favours particular people and parties Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 319 2 Agree with 1 295 3 Agree with 2 201 4 Agree very strongly with 2 314 5 Agree with neither 21 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 50 Q77a_UGA. Streamline the country’s electoral process: Candidates convicted of an electoral offence barred from future elections for at least 5 years Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 89 2 Disagree 159 3 Neither agree nor disagree 21 4 Agree 445 5 Strongly agree 443 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 42 Q77b_UGA. Streamline the country’s electoral process: Replacing disqualified election winner by new election vs replacing with 2nd placed candidate Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 111 2 Disagree 177 3 Neither agree nor disagree 51 4 Agree 434 5 Strongly agree 386 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 40 Q77c_UGA. Streamline the country’s electoral process: Electoral areas should be relatively equal in population size Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 128 2 Disagree 202 3 Neither agree nor disagree 78 4 Agree 418 5 Strongly agree 274 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 98 Q77d_UGA. Streamline the country’s electoral process: Candidates who lose in party primaries should not be allowed to contest as independents Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 240 2 Disagree 251 3 Neither agree nor disagree 59 4 Agree 320 5 Strongly agree 278 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 50 Q77e_UGA. Streamline the country’s electoral process: Candidates must publicly declare all the sources of funds for their election campaign Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 199 2 Disagree 200 3 Neither agree nor disagree 48 4 Agree 349 5 Strongly agree 357 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t know 44 Q78_UGA. Emergence of political pressure groups and alliances show opposition political parties have failed to lead vs. Uganda’s mainstream political parties can work with political pressure groups Let us talk briefly on the recent developments in the way multiparty political competition works in this country. Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 218 2 Agree with 1 169 3 Agree with 2 349 4 Agree very strongly with 2 366 5 Agree with neither 38 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 60 Q79a_UGA. Most important characteristic in President in election decision There are many reasons why people vote for certain presidential candidates. These include characteristics of the candidate or their qualities. How about you, which of the following factors would you say is the most important in your voting decision for president? Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 None of the above 6 1 The candidate’s party or manifesto 381 2 The candidate’s age or personality 154 3 The candidate’s home area or ethnic group 31 4 The gifts or money offered by the candidate or their agents 26 5 The candidate’s leadership qualities or experience 578 6 Some other reason 17 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 5 Q79b-UGA. Agree or disagree: The political opposition in Uganda presents a viable alternative vision and plan for the country Please tell me whether you agree or disagree with the following statement: The political opposition in Uganda presents a viable alternative vision and plan for the country. Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 193 2 Disagree 252 3 Neither agree nor disagree 77 4 Agree 391 5 Strongly agree 215 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 72 Q80a-UGA. Agree or disagree: Disagreements between opposition and government over previous election results highlight the need for national dialogue for Uganda. Let us now turn to the proposed dialogue process in Uganda Please tell me whether you agree or disagree with the following statement: Disagreements between opposition and government over previous election results highlight the need for national dialogue for Uganda. Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly disagree 100 2 Disagree 208 3 Neither agree nor disagree 47 4 Agree 445 5 Strongly agree 323 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 76 Q80b_UGA. Who should be involved in the dialogue process There have been many suggestions regarding who should be involved in the national dialogue process. In your opinion, who should be involved in the dialogue process from among the following list? Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No one / there should be no dialogue 60 1 All Ugandans, including the diaspora 485 2 Only top political leaders, leaders of political parties 234 3 Only the elite, leaders in public and private sector institutions 91 4 Only the president and his main political challengers 245 7 Some other group/people 18 8 Refused 14 9 Don’t Know 53 Q81. Ethnic community, cultural group or tribe Let’s go back to talking about you. 81. What is your ethnic community, cultural group, or tribe? If respondent does not identify any group on this question – that is, IF they REFUSE to answer (9998), DON’T KNOW (9999) or mention “Ugandan only (9990)”– then circle 7 = Not Applicable for Q88A and Q88B and continue to question Q89 Do NOT read options. Code from response 1200 780 9999 -1 Missing 0 780 Muganda 217 781 Munyankole 175 782 Munyoro 28 783 Musoga 148 784 Mugishu 55 785 Mukhonzo 30 786 Munyole 6 787 Ateso 86 788 Acholi 34 789 Alur 51 790 Lugbara 54 791 Madi 0 792 Japhadhola 19 793 Musamia 16 794 Mugwere 10 795 Mukiga 78 796 Mutooro 30 797 Langi 96 798 Sabini 0 799 Karimojong 39 9990 Ugandan only, or “doesn’t think of self in those terms” 2 9995 Other 24 9998 Refused to answer 1 9999 Don’t know 1 Q81other. Ethnic community, cultural group or tribe (verbatim) Let’s go back to talking about you. If respondent does not identify any group on this question – that is, IF they REFUSE to answer (9998), DON’T KNOW (9999) or mention “Ugandan only (9990)”– then circle 7 = Not Applicable for Q88A and Q88B and continue to question Q89 Do NOT read options. Code from response 1200 1176 ARINGA 1 BAFUMBIRA 1 KAKWA 2 KUMAM 7 MUFUBIRA 2 MUFUMBIRA 2 MUGISU 1 MUGUNGU 1 MUHORORO 1 MUKONJO 3 MUNYARWANDA 2 MUTAGWENDA 1 Q82a. Ethnic group treated unfairly 82A. How often, if ever, are ___________s [R’s ethnic group] treated unfairly by the government? If response to Q81 was 9990=Ugandan only, 9998=Refused, or 9999=DK, select 7 = Not applicable for Q82A and Q82B and continue to Q82C Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 647 1 Sometimes 312 2 Often 144 3 Always 62 7 Not applicable 4 8 Refused 6 9 Don’t know 25 Q82b. Ethnic or national identity Let us suppose that you had to choose between being a Ugandan and being a ________[R’s ethnic group]. Which of the following statements best expresses your feelings? If response to Q81 was 9990=Ugandan only, 9998=Refused or 9999=DK, select 7=Not applicable for Q82B and continue to Q82C 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 I feel only (ethnic group) 130 2 I feel more (ethnic group) than Ugandan 115 3 I feel equally Ugandan and (ethnic group) 785 4 I feel more Ugandan than (ethnic group) 77 5 I feel only Ugandan 85 7 Not applicable 4 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 3 Q82c. Comfortable: speaking mother tongue in public 82. Do you feel comfortable: Speaking your mother tongue in public? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 47 1 Yes 1152 7 Not applicable 0 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 1 Q82d. Comfortable: wearing traditional or cultural dress in public 82. Do you feel comfortable: Wearing your traditional or cultural dress in public? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 104 1 Yes 1073 7 Not applicable 13 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 9 Q83. Most people can be trusted 83. Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted or that you must be very careful in dealing with people? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Must be very careful 1108 1 Most people can be trusted 85 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 7 Q84a. Experienced unfair treatment based on economic status 84. In the past year, how often, if ever, have you personally been treated unfairly by other Ugandans based on: Your economic status, that is, how rich or poor you are? Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 613 1 Once or twice 249 2 Several times 220 3 Many times 109 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 7 Q84b. Experienced unfair treatment based on religion 84. In the past year, how often, if ever, have you personally been treated unfairly by other Ugandans based on: Your religion? Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 917 1 Once or twice 144 2 Several times 78 3 Many times 49 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 10 Q84c. Experienced unfair treatment based on ethnicity 84. In the past year, how often, if ever, have you personally been treated unfairly by other Ugandans based on: Your ethnicity? Read out options. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 795 1 Once or twice 184 2 Several times 150 3 Many times 63 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 7 Q85. Unity of people in country 85. Ugandans are very diverse. They come from different religions, ethnic groups, political parties, and economic and social backgrounds. Overall, would you say that there is more that unites all Ugandans as one people, or more that divides them? Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Much more that divides us 186 2 Somewhat more that divides us 215 3 Somewhat more that unites us 322 4 Much more that unites us 454 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 23 Q86a. Neighbours: people of different religion Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 5 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly dislike 35 2 Somewhat Dislike 52 3 Would not care 347 4 Somewhat like 338 5 Strongly like 428 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 0 Q86b. Neighbours: people of different ethnicity Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly dislike 38 2 Somewhat dislike 106 3 Would not care 353 4 Somewhat like 360 5 Strongly like 342 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 1 Q86c. Neighbours: homosexuals Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly dislike 1046 2 Somewhat dislike 60 3 Would not care 30 4 Somewhat like 29 5 Strongly like 17 8 Refused 7 9 Don’t know 11 Q86d. Neighbours: immigrants and foreign workers Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly dislike 79 2 Somewhat dislike 140 3 Would not care 356 4 Somewhat like 316 5 Strongly like 303 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 6 Q86e. Neighbours: people who support a different political party Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Strongly dislike 75 2 Somewhat dislike 100 3 Would not care 474 4 Somewhat like 292 5 Strongly like 250 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 9 Q87a. Influence of traditional leaders: governing your local community Now let’s talk about traditional leaders and their role in politics and government in this country. Read out options 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 None 188 2 A small amount 233 3 Some 362 4 A lot 319 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 97 Q87b. Influence of traditional leaders: allocating land Read out options 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 None 268 2 A small amount 172 3 Some 318 4 A lot 340 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 101 Q87c. Influence of traditional leaders: influencing how people in their communities vote Read out options 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 None 452 2 A small amount 203 3 Some 265 4 A lot 174 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t know 103 Q87d. Influence of traditional leaders: solving local disputes Read out options 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 None 199 2 A small amount 147 3 Some 357 4 A lot 407 8 Refused 1 9 Don’t know 89 Q87e. Traditional leaders: amount of influence on governing local community Do you think that the amount of influence traditional leaders have in governing your local community should increase, stay the same, or decrease? Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Decrease a lot 71 2 Decrease somewhat 109 3 Stay the same 310 4 Increase somewhat 332 5 Increase a lot 286 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 92 Q88. Whom do traditional leaders serve Read out statements. Only one option to be chosen. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Do not agree with any of these statements 25 1 Statement 3: Own personal interests 219 2 Statement 2: Interests of politicians and government officials 151 3 Statement 1: What is best for the people in their communities 734 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 70 Q89a. Traditional leaders advise on vote vs stay out of politics Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 255 2 Agree with 1 188 3 Agree with 2 229 4 Agree very strongly with 2 433 5 Agree with neither 36 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 59 Q89b. Traditional leaders in competition with elected leaders vs in cooperation Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Agree very strongly with 1 127 2 Agree with 1 122 3 Agree with 2 322 4 Agree very strongly with 2 494 5 Agree with neither 29 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 106 Q90. Traditional leaders bad for democracy 90. Some people think that because traditional leaders are not elected, they are bad for democracy, but other people think that traditional leaders can work together with elected leaders to make democracy work better. What about you? Do you think that traditional leaders strengthen democracy, weaken democracy, or don’t make a difference? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Weaken democracy 93 2 Don’t make a difference 320 3 Strengthen democracy 629 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 156 Q91a. Close to political party 91A. Do you feel close to any particular political party? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No, not close to any party 283 1 Yes, feels close to a party 843 8 Refused 69 9 Don't know 5 Q91b. Which party Interviewer: if “Yes” to Q91A 91B. Which party is that? Do not read options. Code from response 1200 780 9999 -1 Missing 0 780 National Resistance Movement [NRM] 577 781 Forum for Democratic Change [FDC] 93 782 Democratic Party 27 783 Conservative Party 0 784 Uganda Peoples Congress [UPC] 26 785 The Peoples Progressive Party [PPP] 0 786 Social Democratic Party (SDP) 0 787 Uganda Federal Alliance (UFA) 0 788 The Justice Forum (JEEMA) 1 789 The People’s Development Party (PDP) 0 790 The Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) 0 791 Uganda Farmers party 0 792 People Power/ Bobi Wine 50 9995 Other 1 9997 Not Applicable 358 9998 Refused 62 9999 Don't know 5 Q91bother. Which party (verbatim) Interviewer: if “Yes” to Q91A Do not read options. Code from response 1200 1199 GO FORWARD 1 Q92a. Own radio 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No, don’t own 250 1 Yes, someone else owns 136 2 Yes, do own 810 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 4 Q92b. Own television 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No, don’t own 839 1 Yes, someone else owns 89 2 Yes, do own 254 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 18 Q92c. Own motor vehicle, car or motorcycle 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No, don’t own 933 1 Yes, someone else owns 108 2 Yes, do own 145 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 14 Q92d. Own computer 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No, don’t own 1087 1 Yes, someone else owns 45 2 Yes, do own 51 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 15 Q92e. Own bank account 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No, don’t own 768 1 Yes, someone else owns 112 2 Yes, do own 302 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t know 16 Q92f. Own mobile phone 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No, don’t own 163 1 Yes, someone else owns 111 2 Yes, do own 923 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 3 Q92g. Mobile phone access to internet If “Yes” to personally owning a mobile phone 92G. Does your phone have access to the Internet? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No (Does not have internet access) 588 1 Yes (Have internet) 300 7 Not applicable 277 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 35 Q92h. How often use a mobile phone 92. How often do you use: A mobile phone? Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 152 1 Less than once a month 22 2 A few times a month 66 3 A few times a week 123 4 Every day 835 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 2 Q92i. How often use the internet 92. How often do you use: The Internet? Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 894 1 Less than once a month 60 2 A few times a month 51 3 A few times a week 86 4 Every day 85 8 Refused 2 9 Don't know 22 Q93a. Source of water for household use 93A. What is your main source of water for household use? Do not read. Code from response 1200 1 95 -1 Missing 0 1 Piped water into dwelling 63 2 Piped water into yard, plot or compound 103 3 Public tap or standpipe 163 4 Tubewell or borehole 490 5 Protected dug well 95 6 Unprotected dug well 90 7 Protected spring 62 8 Unprotected spring 45 9 Rainwater collection 6 10 Bottled water 0 11 Purchased from a cart with a small tank or drum 4 12 Purchased from a tanker truck 6 13 Surface water, like a river, dam, lake, pond, stream, canal or irrigation channel 72 95 Other 1 98 Refused 0 99 Don’t know 0 Q93b. Location of toilet or latrine 93B. Do you have a toilet, water closet or latrine available for your use? [If yes] Is it inside your house, inside your compound, or outside your compound, or is there none available? 1200 0 8 -1 Missing 0 0 No latrine 35 1 Inside the house 32 2 Inside the compound 460 3 Outside the compound 672 8 Refused 1 9 Don't know 0 Q94a. Electric connection from mains 94A. Do you have an electric connection to your home from national power gridr? Interviewer: If it is 100% clear that there is no electricity supply to the home, e.g. in an unserved rural area, do not ask this question. Just select 0=No electricity supply and continue to Q94C. 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 904 1 Yes 295 8 Refused to Answer 0 9 Don't Know 1 Q94b. Electricity available from mains If yes to Q94A 94B. How often is electricity actually available from this connection? 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Never 14 2 Occasionally 55 3 About half of the time 33 4 Most of the time 156 5 All of the time 36 7 Not Applicable 905 8 Refused 0 9 Don't know 1 Q94c. Electricity available other than mains 94C. Does your house use electric power from any source other than the national power grid? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No 725 1 Yes 469 8 Refused to Answer 4 9 Don't Know 2 Q94d. Source of electricity other than mains If yes to Q94C 94D. What is the source of the electricity for this connection? Read out options. 1200 1 99 -1 Missing 0 1 Batteries or power bank 23 2 Generator 0 3 Solar panels 407 4 Wind power 0 5 Hydro power 24 6 Biogas 0 95 Other 6 96 Multiple sources 4 97 Not Applicable 731 98 Refused to answer 0 99 Don’t know 5 Q94e. Own electricity source If yes to Q94C 94E. Is the electricity source owned by your household, or does it come from outside of your household. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Owned by household 446 2 Owned outside of household 18 3 Get power from sources both within and outside of household 4 7 Not Applicable 731 8 Refused to answer 0 9 Don’t know 1 Q95a. Employment status 95A. Do you have a job that pays a cash income? [If yes, ask:] Is it full time or part time? [If no, ask:] Are you currently looking for a job? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No (not looking) 431 1 No (looking) 253 2 Yes, part time 203 3 Yes, full time 312 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 1 Q95b. Required to pay an income tax Are you required to pay an income tax, that is, a tax deducted from your wages by your employer? Read out options 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 No, not required to pay 242 1 Yes,required to pay 252 7 Not applicable 685 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t know 18 Q95c. Occupation of respondent 95C. What is your main occupation? [If unemployed, retired, or disabled, ask:] What was your last main occupation? Do not read options. Code from responses. 1200 0 9998 -1 Missing 0 0 Never had a job 84 1 Student 42 2 Housewife / homemaker 116 3 Agriculture / farming / fishing / forestry 535 4 Trader / hawker / vendor 91 5 Retail / Shop 57 6 Unskilled manual worker (e.g., cleaner, laborer, domestic help, unskilled manufacturing worker) 99 7 Artisan or skilled manual worker (e.g., trades like electrician, mechanic, machinist or skilled manufacturing worker) 85 8 Clerical or secretarial 4 9 Supervisor / Foreman / Senior Manager 7 10 Security services (police, army, private security) 15 11 Mid-level professional (e.g., teacher, nurse, mid-level government officer) 39 12 Upper-level professional (e.g., banker/finance, doctor, lawyer, engineer, accountant, professor, senior-level government 10 9995 Other 12 9998 Refused 4 9999 Don’t know 0 Q95cother. Occupation of respondent (verbatim) Do not read options. Code from responses. 1200 1188 AM TOO OLD TO WORK 1 BREWS ALCOHOL 1 CAMPETOR 1 DOBBI 1 HE DOES NOT HAVE A JOB HE IS OLD 1 HOTELMAN 1 LC 1 1 MAKE ALCOHOL 1 NOT APPLICABLE 1 RETIRED 1 RETRENCHED 1 STAYS AT HOME CHILDREN BRING ME WHAT TO EAT I AM TOO OLD 1 Q95d. Employer of respondent If respondent has an occupation, i.e. responses on Q95B other than 0=Never had a job, 1=Student, 2= Housewife /Homemaker, ask: 95D.Do you work for yourself, for someone else in the private sector or the non-governmental sector, or for government? Read out options. 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 Works for self 807 2 Private sector 84 3 Non Governmental Organizations / Civil society sector 22 4 Government 33 7 Not applicable 240 8 Refused 6 9 Don't know 8 Q96a. Way of deciding how money is used 96A. What is the main way that decisions are made about how to use any money that you have or earn, for example from a job, a business, selling things or other activities? Interviewer: Read out options 1200 1 9 -1 Missing 0 1 You make the decisions yourself 552 2 Your spouse makes the decisions 114 3 You make the decisions jointly with your spouse 376 4 You make the decisions jointly with other family members 93 5 Other family members make the decisions without you 28 6 None of the above / Some other response 0 7 Not applicable, no earnings 36 8 Refused to Answer 0 9 Don’t know 1 Q96b. Who decides how money is used 96B. Who is the head of this household, that is, the person who has primary responsibility for making decisions on behalf of the household? 1200 1 99 -1 Missing 0 1 You [respondent] 643 2 Respondent’s spouse 345 3 Respondent’s father 103 4 Respondent’s mother 51 5 Respondent’s son 7 6 Respondent’s daughter 2 7 Respondent’s grandfather 2 8 Respondent’s grandmother 7 9 Another male relative 10 10 Another female relative 6 11 Someone else 6 12 More than one person 17 98 Refused 0 99 Don’t know 1 Q96c. Occupation of head of household If respondent is not the head of household, i.e. if the response to 96B was NOT 1=You [respondent] or 99=Don’t know, ask: 96C. What is the main occupation of the head of the household? [If unemployed, retired, or disabled, ask:] What was his or her last main occupation? Do not read options. Code from responses. 1200 0 98 -1 Missing 0 0 Never had a job 26 1 Student 3 2 Housewife / homemaker 9 3 Agriculture / farming / fishing / forestry 284 4 Trader / hawker / vendor 49 5 Retail / Shop 20 6 Unskilled manual worker (e.g., cleaner, laborer, domestic help, unskilled manufacturing worker) 49 7 Artisan or skilled manual worker (e.g., trades like electrician, mechanic, machinist or skilled manufacturing worker) 41 8 Clerical or secretarial 1 9 Supervisor / Foreman / Senior Manager 6 10 Security services (police, army, private security) 12 11 Mid-level professional (e.g., teacher, nurse, mid-level government officer) 25 12 Upper-level professional (e.g., banker/finance, doctor, lawyer, engineer, accountant, professor, senior-level government 5 95 Other 25 97 Not Applicable 644 98 Refused 1 99 Don’t know 0 Q97. Education of respondent 97. What is your highest level of education? 1200 0 99 -1 Missing 0 0 No formal schooling 118 1 Informal schooling only (including Koranic schooling) 6 2 Some primary schooling 384 3 Primary school completed 183 4 Intermediate school or Some secondary school / high school 232 5 Secondary school / high school completed 147 6 Post-secondary qualifications, other than university e.g. a diploma or degree from a polytechnic or college 82 7 Some university 10 8 University completed 30 9 Post-graduate 7 98 Refused 0 99 Don’t know 1 Q98a. Religion of respondent 98A. What is your religion, if any? Interviewer: Code from answer. Do not read options. 1200 0 9998 0 None 3 1 Christian only (i.e., respondents says only “Christian”, without identifying a specific sub-group) 89 2 Roman Catholic 472 3 Orthodox 5 4 Coptic 0 5 Anglican 333 6 Lutheran 0 7 Methodist 0 8 Presbyterian 0 9 Baptist 3 10 Quaker / Friends 0 11 Mennonite 0 12 Evangelical 4 13 Pentecostal (e.g., “Born Again” and/or “Saved”) 132 14 Independent (e.g., “African Independent Church”) 0 15 Jehovah’s Witness 0 16 Seventh Day Adventist 22 17 Mormon 0 18 Muslim only (i.e., respondents says only “Muslim”, without identifying a specific sub-group) 125 19 Sunni only (i.e., respondents says only “Sunni” or “Sunni Muslim”, without identifying a specific sub-group) 3 20 Ismaeli 0 21 Mouridiya Brotherhood 1 22 Tijaniya Brotherhood 0 23 Qadiriya Brotherhood 0 24 Shia 0 25 Traditional / ethnic religion 0 26 Hindu 0 27 Bahai 0 28 Agnostic (Do not know if there is a God) 0 29 Atheist (Do not believe in a God) 1 30 Dutch Reformed 0 31 Calvinist 0 32 Church of Christ 1 33 Zionist Christian Church 0 34 Jewish 0 9995 Other 5 9998 Refused [DNR] 1 9999 Don't know [DNR] 0 Q98aother. Religion of respondent (verbatim) Interviewer: Code from answer. Do not read options. 1200 1195 FAITH OF UNITY 3 MUNG MWEMA 1 WOBUSOBOZI (WOMAN) 1 Q98b. Religious group treated unfairly by government 98B. How often, if ever, are ___________s [R’s religious group] treated unfairly by the government? 1200 0 9 -1 Missing 0 0 Never 928 1 Sometimes 155 2 Often 51 3 Always 20 7 Not applicable 4 8 Refused 0 9 Don’t know 42 Q99. Vote for which party 99. If presidential elections were held tomorrow, which party's candidate would you vote for? Do not read options. Code from response 1200 780 9999 780 National Resistance Movement [NRM] 683 781 Forum for Democratic Change [FDC] 94 782 Democratic Party 17 783 Conservative Party 0 784 Uganda Peoples Congress [UPC] 27 785 The Peoples Progressive Party [PPP] 3 786 Social Democratic Party (SDP) 0 787 Uganda Federal Alliance (UFA) 0 788 The Justice Forum (JEEMA) 0 789 The People’s Development Party (PDP) 0 790 The Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) 1 791 Uganda Farmers Party 0 792 People power/ Bobi Wine/ Pressure group 82 9995 Other 12 9997 Would not vote 64 9998 Refused to answer 150 9999 Don't know 67 Q99other. Vote for which party (verbatim) Do not read options. Code from response 1200 1188 ANY 1 ANY CANDIDATE NOT IN THE CURRENT GOVERNMENT 1 ANY ONE 1 ANY PLEASING PARTY 1 GO FORWARD 1 HE DOES NOT SUPPORT ANY POLITICAL PARTY BUT SUPPORTS INDIVIDUAL 1 HE JUST WISHES FOR ANY DEMOCRATIC PARTY 1 I VOTE FOR A PERSON WITH GOOD INTENTIONS BUT NOT A POLITICAL PARTY 1 I WOULD FIRST LOOK AT THE WAY THEY CANDIDATES COME TALK TO US 1 NOT ASSOCIATED WITH ANY PARTY 1 THE ONE THAT MY HEART TELLS ME TO 1 THE QUALITY OF THE LEADER 1 Q100. Perceived survey sponsor 100. Just one more question: Who do you think sent us to do this interview? 1200 0 99 -1 Missing 0 0 No one 6 1 Afrobarometer 162 2 Research Company 106 3 Non-government or religious organization 86 4 University / School / College 32 5 Private company 58 6 Media 8 7 Political party or politician 40 8 Government 357 9 International organization or another country 12 10 God 10 95 Other 43 98 Refused 21 99 Don’t know 259 Time interview ended Interviewer: Enter hour and minute, using 24-hour clock 1200 Length of interview Duration of interview in minutes 1200 -1 578 Q101. Gender of respondent 101. Respondent's gender 1200 1 2 1 Male 601 2 Female 599 Q102. Race of respondent 102. Respondent’s race? 1200 1 3 1 Black / African 1199 2 White / European 0 3 Coloured / Mixed race 1 4 Arab / Lebanese / North African 0 5 South Asian (Indian, Pakistani, etc.) 0 6 East Asian (Chinese, Korean, Indonesian, etc.) 0 9995 Other 0 9999 Don't know 0 Q103. Language of interview 103. What was the primary language used in the interview? 1200 1 800 1 English 129 780 Luganda 303 781 Runyankore-Rukiga 142 782 Runyoro-Rutooro 120 783 Lusoga 141 784 Lumasaaba 49 787 Ateso 74 788 Acholi/Acholi 98 789 Alur 46 790 Lugbara 37 792 Japadhola 14 793 Lusamia 24 798 Kupsabinyi 0 799 Ngakarimajong 0 800 Langi 23 9995 Other 0 Q104. Type of shelter of respondent 104. In what type of shelter does the respondent live? 1200 1 7 1 Non-traditional / formal house 791 2 Traditional house / hut 312 3 Temporary structure / shack 48 4 Flat in a block of flats 2 5 Single room in a larger dwelling structure or backyard 44 7 Hostel in an industrial compound or farming compound 3 8 Other 0 Q105. Roof of respondent’s home 105. What was the roof of the respondent’s home or shelter made of? 1200 1 9 1 Metal, aluminum, tin or zinc 839 2 Tiles 9 3 Shingles 3 4 Thatch or grass 300 5 Plastic sheets 32 6 Asbestos 1 7 Multiple materials 15 8 Concrete 0 9 Some other material 1 10 Could not tell / could not see 0 Q106. Others present 106. Were there any other people immediately present who might be listening during the interview? 1200 1 5 1 No one 741 2 Spouse only 72 3 Children only 243 4 A few others 142 5 Small crowd 2 Q107a. Check with others Did the respondent check with others for information to answer any question? 1200 0 1 0 No 1176 1 Yes 24 Q107b. Influence by others Do you think anyone influenced the respondent’s answers during the interview? 1200 0 1 0 No 1167 1 Yes 33 Q107c. Approached by community/party representatives Were you approached by community and / or political party representatives? 1200 0 1 0 No 1195 1 Yes 5 Q107d. Feel threatened Did you feel threatened during the interview? 1200 0 1 0 No 1190 1 Yes 10 Q107e. Physically threatened Were you physically threatened during the interview? 1200 0 1 0 No 1195 1 Yes 5 Q108. Proportion difficulty answering 108. What proportion of the questions do you feel the respondent had difficulty answering? 1200 0 4 0 None 905 1 Few 232 2 Some 46 3 Most 12 4 All 5 Q110a. Respondent friendly 110. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? Was he or she: friendly, in between, or hostile? 1200 1 2 1 Friendly 1095 2 In between 105 3 Hostile 0 Q110b. Respondent interested 110. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? Was he or she: interested, in between, or bored? 1200 1 3 1 Interested 1024 2 In between 170 3 Bored 6 Q110c. Respondent cooperative 110. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? Was he or she: cooperative, in between, or uncooperative? 1200 1 3 1 Cooperative 1046 2 In between 145 3 Uncooperative 9 Q110d. Respondent patient 110. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? Was he or she: patient, in between, or impatient? 1200 1 3 1 Patient 1036 2 In between 134 3 Impatient 30 Q110e. Respondent at ease 110. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? Was he or she: at ease, in between, or suspicious? 1200 1 3 1 At ease 969 2 In between 177 3 Suspicious 54 Q110f. Respondent honest 110. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? Was he or she: honest, in between, or misleading 1200 1 3 1 Honest 941 2 In between 234 3 Misleading 25 Q112. Interviewer's Number 112. Interviewer’s number 1200 UGA01 4 UGA04 3 UGA06 8 UGA07 2 UGA08 13 UGA09 24 UGA11 3 UGA12 8 UGA13 13 UGA14 8 UGA15 15 UGA16 16 UGA17 20 UGA18 20 UGA19 36 UGA20 36 UGA21 36 UGA22 36 UGA23 43 UGA24 40 UGA25 40 UGA26 42 UGA27 40 UGA28 40 UGA29 40 UGA30 40 UGA31 32 UGA32 60 UGA34 28 UGA35 22 UGA36 22 UGA37 22 UGA38 20 UGA39 21 UGA41 10 UGA42 20 UGA43 24 UGA44 36 UGA45 36 UGA46 36 UGA47 36 UGA48 36 UGA49 35 UGA50 36 UGA51 34 UGA52 8 Q113. Interviewer’s Age 113. Interviewer’s age 1200 22 48 22 79 23 24 24 104 25 36 26 151 27 56 28 49 29 134 30 87 31 91 32 79 34 8 35 8 36 136 37 22 38 79 40 34 41 13 43 2 48 8 Q114. Interviewer’s gender 114. Interviewer’s gender 1200 1 2 1 Male 573 2 Female 627 Q115. Do you come from a rural or urban area? 115. Do you come from a rural or urban area? 1200 1 2 1 Rural 527 2 Urban 673 3 Semi-Urban 0 Q116. Interviewer's home language: 116. Interviewer's home language: 1200 1 799 1 English 36 4 Swahili 0 780 Luganda 328 781 Runyankole 70 782 Runyoro 36 783 Lusoga 144 784 Lumasaaba 64 785 Lukhonzo 0 786 Lunyole 0 787 Ateso 88 788 Acholi 88 789 Alur 48 790 Lugbara 56 791 Madi 0 792 Japadhola 16 793 Lusamia 0 794 Lugwere 0 795 Rukiga 74 796 Rutooro 80 797 Langi 32 798 Kupsabinyi 0 799 Ngakarimajong 40 9995 Other 0 Q117. Interviewer's ethnic group/tribe: 117. Interviewer's ethnic group / tribe: 1200 780 799 780 Muganda 288 781 Munyankole 34 782 Munyoro 36 783 Musoga 144 784 Mugishu 54 785 Mukhonzo 0 786 Munyole 0 787 Ateso 106 788 Acholi 88 789 Alur 48 790 Lugbara 56 791 Madi 40 792 Japhadhola 8 793 Musamia 0 794 Mugwere 0 795 Mukiga 110 796 Mutooro 116 797 Langi 32 798 Sabinyi 0 799 Karamajong 40 9995 Other 0 Q118. Interviewer’s highest level of education 118. Interviewer’s highest level of education 1200 6 9 3 Primary school completed 0 4 Some secondary school / high school 0 5 Secondary school / high school completed 0 6 Post-secondary qualifications, other than university e.g. a 163 7 Some university 237 8 University completed 760 9 Post graduate 40 Q119. Which Ugandan languages do you speak? 119. Which Kenyan languages do you speak? Tick all that apply 1200 1 796 1 English 801 4 Swahili 0 780 Luganda 40 781 Runyankole 36 782 Runyoro 36 783 Lusoga 72 784 Lumasaaba 0 785 Lukhonzo 0 786 Lunyole 0 787 Ateso 24 788 Acholi 92 789 Alur 0 790 Lugbara 16 791 Madi 0 792 Japadhola 0 793 Lusamia 0 794 Lugwere 0 795 Rukiga 3 796 Rutooro 80 797 Langi 0 798 Kupsabinyi 0 799 Ngakarimajong 0 9995 Other 0 Q119. Which Ugandan languages do you speak? 119. Which Kenyan languages do you speak? Tick all that apply 1200 1 9996 -1 Missing 0 1 English 8 4 Swahili 68 780 Luganda 548 781 Runyankole 0 782 Runyoro 0 783 Lusoga 0 784 Lumasaaba 0 785 Lukhonzo 0 786 Lunyole 0 787 Ateso 64 788 Acholi 52 789 Alur 84 790 Lugbara 17 791 Madi 0 792 Japadhola 8 793 Lusamia 0 794 Lugwere 0 795 Rukiga 0 796 Rutooro 0 797 Langi 32 798 Kupsabinyi 0 799 Ngakarimajong 20 9995 Other 0 9996 No further response 299 Q119. Which Ugandan languages do you speak? 119. Which Kenyan languages do you speak? Tick all that apply 1200 4 9996 -1 Missing 0 1 English 0 4 Swahili 8 780 Luganda 64 781 Runyankole 141 782 Runyoro 0 783 Lusoga 93 784 Lumasaaba 31 785 Lukhonzo 0 786 Lunyole 20 787 Ateso 0 788 Acholi 0 789 Alur 24 790 Lugbara 23 791 Madi 4 792 Japadhola 0 793 Lusamia 0 794 Lugwere 0 795 Rukiga 0 796 Rutooro 0 797 Langi 88 798 Kupsabinyi 0 799 Ngakarimajong 20 9995 Other 0 9996 No further response 684 Q119. Which Ugandan languages do you speak? 119. Which Kenyan languages do you speak? Tick all that apply 1200 781 9996 -1 Missing 0 1 English 0 4 Swahili 0 780 Luganda 0 781 Runyankole 8 782 Runyoro 106 783 Lusoga 0 784 Lumasaaba 21 785 Lukhonzo 0 786 Lunyole 0 787 Ateso 0 788 Acholi 0 789 Alur 0 790 Lugbara 0 791 Madi 40 792 Japadhola 18 793 Lusamia 33 794 Lugwere 0 795 Rukiga 35 796 Rutooro 0 797 Langi 24 798 Kupsabinyi 0 799 Ngakarimajong 0 9995 Other 0 9996 No further response 915 Q119. Which Ugandan languages do you speak? 119. Which Kenyan languages do you speak? Tick all that apply 1200 780 9996 -1 Missing 0 1 English 0 4 Swahili 0 780 Luganda 8 781 Runyankole 0 782 Runyoro 0 783 Lusoga 0 784 Lumasaaba 0 785 Lukhonzo 0 786 Lunyole 0 787 Ateso 0 788 Acholi 0 789 Alur 0 790 Lugbara 0 791 Madi 0 792 Japadhola 0 793 Lusamia 0 794 Lugwere 41 795 Rukiga 106 796 Rutooro 0 797 Langi 0 798 Kupsabinyi 0 799 Ngakarimajong 0 9995 Other 0 9996 No further response 1045 Q119. Which Ugandan languages do you speak? 1200 796 9996 -1 Missing 0 1 English 0 4 Swahili 0 780 Luganda 0 781 Runyankole 0 782 Runyoro 0 783 Lusoga 0 784 Lumasaaba 0 785 Lukhonzo 0 786 Lunyole 0 787 Ateso 0 788 Acholi 0 789 Alur 0 790 Lugbara 0 791 Madi 0 792 Japadhola 0 793 Lusamia 0 794 Lugwere 0 795 Rukiga 0 796 Rutooro 106 797 Langi 0 798 Kupsabinyi 0 799 Ngakarimajong 0 9995 Other 0 9996 No further response 1094 Q119. Which Ugandan languages do you speak? 1200 9996 9996 -1 Missing 0 1 English 0 4 Swahili 0 780 Luganda 0 781 Runyankole 0 782 Runyoro 0 783 Lusoga 0 784 Lumasaaba 0 785 Lukhonzo 0 786 Lunyole 0 787 Ateso 0 788 Acholi 0 789 Alur 0 790 Lugbara 0 791 Madi 0 792 Japadhola 0 793 Lusamia 0 794 Lugwere 0 795 Rukiga 0 796 Rutooro 0 797 Langi 0 798 Kupsabinyi 0 799 Ngakarimajong 0 9995 Other 0 9996 No further response 1200 within country weighting factor 1200 0.253136494912313 3.33837459139802 within country weighting factor 1200 0.077888152280712 6.96704262552631