This map contains all evaluations published from 2000 to 2018 of development interventions implemented in Uganda. Evaluations are evaluations of all kinds (formative, process and impact). Development is broadly defined to cover all interventions intended to either directly or indirectly improve the well-being of the Ugandan people. Technical studies (e.g. clinical trials of new drugs or testing new agricultural inputs) are excluded, though efficacy and effectiveness evaluations of the use of these technologies under field conditions are included.

The map has four version Bubble, heat, donut and mosaic which are self-explanatory. Clicking on a cell gives a list of studies corresponding to an intervention and outcomes for that cell. Click on a study in the list to get publication details, relevant summaries and URL to access the study itself.

The map includes a set of filters like population sub-group, Ugandan Nationals etc. allowing evidence to be shown just for the selected filter. To use this, click the setting tab ‘Filters’ on the top-left of the map. The various categories (filters) can be scrolled down and checked for selection. Once all the relevant filters have been selected, click on ‘Update’.

This EGM also identifies key ‘gaps’, cells which do not have any bubbles, indicates there no evidence from evaluations.

Read more about Campbell Evidence and Gap Maps.