The Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) has announced the official timetable for releasing several important survey and census reports that have recently been completed. The announcement was made in a public statement issued in Kampala on Friday, March 6, 2026.
According to the bureau, the reports will provide updated statistical information in key sectors including health, education, employment, poverty levels, and aquaculture. The data is expected to support national planning and guide policy decisions by both government and development partners.
The first report scheduled for release will be the Uganda Malaria Indicator Survey Report 2025, which will be published on March 12, 2026. The report will provide updated insights on malaria prevalence, prevention efforts, and progress made in controlling the disease across the country.
On March 19, 2026, the bureau will release the Orphans and Other Vulnerable Children Census Monograph 2024 – Volume 4. This report will highlight statistics and findings related to the situation of vulnerable children and the support systems available to them.
The next publication will be the Multi-Dimensional Poverty Index Census Monograph 2024 – Volume 5, scheduled for release on March 26, 2026. This report will offer deeper analysis on poverty levels in Uganda by examining several factors affecting people’s living conditions.
In April, UBOS will release a number of additional reports. The Baseline Education Census Report 2025 will be published on April 9, followed by the Labour Market Survey Report 2025 on April 16 and the National Human Resource (Manpower) Survey Report 2025 on April 23.
The bureau will also publish the Uganda Aquaculture Census Report 2025 on April 30, 2026. The report is expected to present detailed information on fish farming activities, production levels, and the development of aquaculture across Uganda.
The final publication in the schedule will be the Uganda Harmonized Indicator Survey Reports, which will be released on May 7, 2026. These reports will cover Wave I and Wave II conducted between 2021 and 2024, as well as Wave III conducted in 2025.
UBOS said all reports will be uploaded on its official website on the respective release dates to allow easy public access. In the statement, Chris N. Mukiza, the Executive Director and Chief Statistician, reaffirmed the bureau’s commitment to providing reliable statistics that support evidence-based planning, decision-making, and informed public discussion.
