About & known issues
What this dashboard is built from, and what to watch out for.
Source
Everything here comes from Uganda Aquaculture Census 2025 (approved final report). The reference period is July 2024 – June 2025; the edition is published as 2025.
No microdata was available, so the dashboard is built from the report's published tables rather than from farm records. That sets a hard limit on what can be shown: there is no disaggregation beyond what the report itself published, and no level below district. Each of the 53 tables is stored cell for cell as printed, so every figure on this site can be traced back to its table in Report Tables.
How the figures are disaggregated
The report uses one set of breakdowns throughout:
- National
- Uganda as a whole.
- Location
- Rural and Urban.
- Sub-region
- The 17 UBOS statistical sub-regions.
- ZARDI
- The 10 Zonal Agricultural Research and Development Institute zones. These appear only in the annex tables and have no official UBOS geography codes, so they are treated as a labelled grouping rather than as geography.
- District
- All 146 districts, in the annex tables only.
Known issues in the source report
The dashboard reproduces the report and does not correct it. These problems were found while extracting it and have been raised for follow-up. Where a figure is affected, the printed value is what you see.
Figures that do not reconcile
Components published in the report do not add to the totals published alongside them. The printed values are shown unchanged.
Chart defects
Problems in the embedded chart objects.
Table and heading numbering
Numbering problems in the printed report. We carry the report’s own numbering so citations match the print.
Smaller discrepancies
Gaps under about 2%, and columns where it could not be determined automatically whether a value is a count or a share.
How it was built
A Python pipeline reads the approved document, stores all 53 tables verbatim, extracts the 37 figures from their embedded chart data (four of them carry values that appear in no table at all), and then derives the indicators used by the rest of the dashboard from those stored tables.
Every additive column is reconciled against its parts — Rural + Urban, the 17 sub-regions, the 10 ZARDIs and the 146 districts, each checked against the national row. 265 checks pass; the rest are listed above and were traced to the printed report rather than to the extraction.