The summary of the Uganda Self-Reliance Index (UG-SRI) User guide provides a brief for administering the Self-reliance index, its background and use, and the purpose and contents of the Uganda Self-reliance index in each domain.

The Uganda Self-Reliance Index (UG-SRI) user guide provides instructions for administering the Self-Reliance index, including interviewer guidance, domain definitions, and scoring procedures, to ensure consistency and high-quality implementation across contexts.

The Uganda Self-reliance Index (UG-SRI) baseline report summary shows a summary of the key findings findings from the baseline study whose objective was to enhance the understanding, coordination, measurement, and tracking of self-reliance among refugees and host communities in Uganda.

The Uganda Self-reliance Index (UG-SRI) baseline report by the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development shows findings from the baseline study whose objective was to enhance the understanding, coordination, measurement, and tracking of self-reliance among refugees and host communities in Uganda. This snapshot presents key findings from the analysis conducted across nine refugee-hosting districts in Uganda. Funded by DANIDA, the study examines existing gender gaps, community power dynamics, and opportunities to foster inclusion and empowerment under the Uganda Refugee Resilience Initiative (URRI).

The URRI Gender and Power Analysis (GAP) aimed to provide an in-depth understanding of gender inequalities by capturing nuanced, context-specific insights and perspectives from women, men, and youth at household and community levels. The findings and recommendations will guide the development of a Gender Action Plan to strengthen URRI programme implementation by adapting interventions that address gender disparities, transform unequal power relations, and advance gender equality and social justice.This snapshot presents key findings from the analysis conducted across nine refugee-hosting districts in Uganda. Funded by DANIDA, the study examines existing gender gaps, community power dynamics, and opportunities to foster inclusion and empowerment under the Uganda Refugee Resilience Initiative (URRI).