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MINISTRY OF HEALTH
The Uganda 2014 Non-Communicable Disease Risk Factor Baseline Survey Report provides a comprehensive analysis of the prevalence of risk factors associated with non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in the Ugandan population. It includes data on tobacco use, dietary habits, physical activity, and other health indicators. The report aims to inform health policy and interventions aimed at reducing the burden of NCDs in Uganda.
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