General Disability Measurement in Uganda
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General Disability General Disability Measurement in Measurement in
UgandaUganda
Focusing on Improvement in Methodology and
Concepts used
By Nabukhonzo Pamela
Uganda Bureau of Statistics
Introduction
Population and Housing
Censuses
CBR Programme
Conclusion
Disability Disability Measurement in Measurement in
UgandaUganda
IntroductionIntroduction
Population and Housing Censuses remain major source of nation wide Disability Statistics
Regional workshop on disability Statistics in Africa
Land mark in the area of disability measurement
Introduction
Population and Housing
Censuses
CBR Programme
Conclusion
Disability Disability Measurement in Measurement in
UgandaUganda
MethodologyMethodology
1991 Census 2002 Census
1. Two questionnaires
2. Only Households
1. One questionnaire
2. Complete coverage
Questions AskedQuestions Asked
1991 CensusIs there
anyone who was in the HH on the census night disabled?
2002 CensusDoes “NAME” have
any difficulty in moving, seeing, hearing, speaking or learning, which has lasted or is expected to last 6 months or more?
Definition of DisabilityDefinition of Disability
1991 Census
Any condition, which prevents a person from living a normal social and working life.
Definition of DisabilityDefinition of Disability
2002 CensusA person who is limited in the kind of or amount of activities that he or she can do, because of on going difficulty(ies) due to a long-term physical condition or health problem that has lasted 6 months or more. This includes all those difficulties that are expected to last more than 6 months.
SummarySummary
1991 Census1991 Census
The term “disability” was used in the Global question.
One disability
Prevalence rate of 1.1%
SummarySummary
2002 Census2002 Census
Included information on rehabilitation measures
The term “disability” was avoided in the global question
Multiple disability(at most 2)
Duration was taken care of.
Introduction
Population and Housing
Censuses
CBR Programme
Conclusion
Disability Disability Measurement in Measurement in
UgandaUganda
Community Based Community Based Rehabilitation Rehabilitation
ProgrammeProgrammeImplemented under MGLSD
Weaknesses related to Weaknesses related to Data collectionData collection
Existing gaps in developing specific indicators
Lack of reliable data & information systems
Difficulty to collect comparable data Assessment forms were too complicated CBR staff hardly filled these forms Data from some districts was not
correlated and systematized
Data Collection Data Collection InstrumentsInstruments
Identification, registration & baseline information forms
Assessment, follow up & referral forms
Supervision & monitoring guidelines
Reporting guidelines
Definition of DisabilityDefinition of Disability
CBR ProgrammeCBR Programme
Difficulties/restrictions in performing daily activities leading to failure to participate like other people.
Question asked & Question asked & MethodologyMethodology
Data collection is mainly be observation of the PWD
Questions touch on:
•Severity
•Duration
•Cause
•All domains of well-being
Environment and Environment and participationparticipation
Home environment Accessibility Nutritional practices Hygiene of PWD Waste disposal Source of water Cultural beliefs/practices related to
PWD
Mapping to ICFMapping to ICF
Most of the chapters are not touched at all
At least one component/chapter is touched
Introduction
Population and Housing
Censuses
CBR Programme
Conclusion
Disability Disability Measurement in Measurement in
UgandaUganda
ConclusionConclusion Nation wide data on disability in
Uganda is from censuses Administrative data collection from
CBR will be the only comprehensive source though not nation wide
Issues under question matrix were to a great extent covered in both programmes
(census excludes severity, CBR includes it