Published research
Fiscal policy · Gender equality · Women’s livelihoods
Profile-listed publication year · 2008
Making the gender effects of revenue collection visible.
A public research record examining how revenue-generation policies and market dues can affect women and men differently in Uganda.
Evidence boundary
This is a public work record based on a publication listed on Nite Tanzarn's research profile. It describes the documented subject and contribution without adding private commissioning details, testimonials or measured client outcomes.
Public record
A documented inquiry into revenue generation and gender.
Nite Tanzarn’s public research profile lists Gender Impacts of Revenue Collection in Uganda and related 2008 Commonwealth publications on revenue-generation policy, institutional frameworks, interviews and focus groups.
Finding in the public summary
Tax systems can distribute burdens unevenly.
The public profile summary describes a 2004 study finding that market dues were regressive, with poor women paying more tax on small goods than wealthier counterparts. The finding is presented here as a published research record, not as a new measurement by this website.
Documented contribution
Fiscal policy viewed through lived economic reality.
The work makes room for the experiences of women and men within revenue systems, connecting policy design with the everyday costs of earning, trading and participating in local economies.
Evidence boundary
The public source sets the limit of the claim.
This page does not add client outcomes, current tax data or a claim that the historical findings describe every context today. The source publication and its public summary are the proof points.