Poverty Mapping in Uganda: An Analysis Using Remotely Sensed and Other Environmental Data

Figure 3: Poverty density in 1992 based on small area poverty incidence (Figure 2) and the sub-county level rural population statistics from the 2002 housing and population census Figure 8: Densities of major livestock species in Uganda: a) cattle, b) sheep, c) goat and d) pigs, summarised by (rural) sub-county from the 2002 Uganda national housing and population and census (UBOS 2004). Figure 9: Modelled distributions (probability of tsetse presence) of the three predominant tsetse species in Uganda: a) Glossina fuscipes fuscipes, b) G. pallidipes, and c) G. morsitans submorsitans Figure 10: Household expenditure data were averaged for all the households that fall within each 0.01 degree grid square in Uganda. These data were then assigned to one of 10 'bins' shown here (divisions were selected to give approximately equal sample sizes) that formed the basis for the satellite data analysis.. Figure 11: Modelled household expenditure at full spatial resolution of 0.01 degrees (ug051150.img). Kappa = 0.146; r 2 of observed vs predicted = 0.160. The data being modelled are shown as dots (from Figure 10), with the category boundaries as indicated in the legend. .