Browsing School of Statistics and Planning (SSP) Collection by Title

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      Trend analysis of premiums received under life assurance policies in Uganda (2000-2020) [1]
      Trend analysis of sugar exports in Uganda from 2011 to 2021 [1]
      Trend analysis of the effect of Central Bank rate on inflation [1]
      Trend Analysis of the Tourists in Uganda [1]
      The trend analysis on taxes collected in central region Uganda [1]
      Trends of consumer price indicies in uganda 2003-2014 [1]
      Undergraduate students’ attitude towards online learning in Makerere University: a case study of School of Statistics and Planning [1]
      Understanding challenges to health insurance access among women in Uganda: a case study of Central region UBOS 2016 Survey [1]
      UNDERSTANDING THE COMMUNICATION PATH WAYS IN AGRICULTURAL VALUE CHAINS: A CASE STAUDY OF MAIZE VALUE CHAIN IN MASINDI DISTRICT [1]
      A Unit linked endowment policy with a money back Clause [1]
      A unit linked endowment product for sports men and women upon diagnosis of critical illness, disability and death. [1]
      A univariate time series modeling for gold exports of Uganda (2000-2019) [1]
      Unmet need for family planning among women in reproductive age in Uganda UDHS data [1]
      Unsupervised machine learning for early faulty device detection [1]
      Uptake of actuarial professional exams by actuarial science graduates in Uganda [1]
      Uptake of COVID-19 vaccines by teachers in Uganda (Case Study: Wakiso Secondary and Primary Teachers) [1]
      Uptake of endowment insurance as an education strategy, a case study of Kawempe division. [1]
      Uptake of health insurance as a means of reducing infant and child mortality among mothers in Uganda. A case study of Kasubi Town [1]
      Utilisation of internet marketing and performance of small and medium enterprises in Uganda [1]
      Utilization, disposal of plastic bags, and perception of their effects among Makerere University Students [1]