Trust public institutions
Trust in public institutions is a vital component of democracy and development. It legitimizes governments and enables them to collect taxes and allocate resources without having to resort to coercion. […]
Problems facing the country
In 2015, Afrobarometer respondents (citizens age 18 or older) were asked to list the “most important problems facing the country that the government should address”. With a sample size of […]
Who votes?
Since 1994, voter turnouts in Mozambique have dropped. In 1994, 80% of the voter population voted on election-day (ballots cast/voters registered). In 2004, this figure had dropped to 33%, increasing […]
How tolerant are Mozambicans?
Tolerance is “the endorphin of the democratic body politc”. It is the soil within which a democratic culture takes root and, as such, can be seen as a measure of […]
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Wishing we had data like this in Mozambique. https://twitter.com/Oxford_CSAE/status/1286253041574989825
Round 3 of our @JobaMoz tracer survey completed. A pleasure working with you guys
99% of Nigerians are aware of #Covid_19 and 72% are concerned about the lockdown, mainly due to hunger. New survey data from #Nigeria https://noi-polls.com/covid-19-poll-result-release-2/
Kudos to our friends at Source Code for the amazing work they’re doing with the Ministry of Health #PENSA
Last week, there were 600,000 consultations on #PENSA, the government of #Mozambique’s USSD-based health platform. 63% related to Coronavirus or “doenças infecciosas” (including Coronavirus). Why does civil society (backed by the donor community) insist on reinventing the wheel??
Later this week we’ll be running the first survey on #COVID19 in #Mozambique. This is part of our non-profit work and the results will be publicly available. Qestions will cover awareness (signs, symptoms, and transmission) and socioeconomic behaviour
