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This poll has completed. It ran from Feb. 22, 2015, 9:10 p.m. through March 3, 2015, 7:25 a.m.
A leader or a voter-who is to blame for poor service delivery in your district?
Background
The
Constitution of Uganda (1995) clearly spells out the duties and
responsibilities of both leaders and citizens. Toro Development
Network (ToroDev) has supported the initiation and works closely with
15 advocacy forums, in 7 districts of Rwenzori sub-region, to
activate citizens in their districts to be responsible in working
with leaders to promote service delivery.
For
example, it is a right and responsibility of citizens to demand
accountability from their leaders on service delivery. It is also a
duty of the leaders to give accountability to citizens. It is a
duty of citizens to pay taxes and contribute to protecting the
quality of service delivery points like safe water points,
maintenance of community access roads, or act as whistle-blowers against
those misusing public resources (stealing hospital drugs, etc) in
their districts.
QUESTION
A leader or a voter-who is to blame for poor service delivery in
your district?
A. A leader
B. A voter
C. Both leaders and voters
INSTRUCTIONS
Go to Messages on your phone and type LIFE followed by your DISTRICT and then your answer. Please leave a reason for your answer. Send that to 8585. This SMS is TOTALLY FREE OF CHARGE.
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