JUS is strengthening the way it verifies, explains and publishes evidence. Public results should identify their reporting period, source and counting method.
Historical programme entries
A 2018 profile table records 73,394 cumulative programme entries across nine lines of work: youth (3,286), women’s empowerment (3,800), disability-related work (9,870), development support for poor households (14,078), street-children education (5,200), safe migration (15,380), environment and health (6,300), mother and child care (5,870), and income generation (9,610).
Important: these are historical programme entries, not a current impact total. The categories may overlap, and the figures must not be interpreted as 73,394 unique people. Original registers, indicator definitions and a deduplication method are needed before any stronger claim is made.
Examples recorded in the working profile
- A 2018 household duck-rearing activity provided 100 Khaki Campbell ducks to 20 households, alongside training, vaccination and follow-up.
- A tube-well activity recorded nine participating families and 41 direct participants, with an estimated 120 family members described as indirect beneficiaries.
These examples describe recorded activities. They do not establish lasting outcomes without follow-up evidence on use, functionality, income, water quality or maintenance.