Transform Data IntoEvidence-Based Decisions
MUST-PEDC aggregates vast amounts of economic, social, and policy data from across East Africa, making it accessible, understandable, and actionable through sophisticated AI and intuitive interfaces.
Core Platform Features
A comprehensive suite of tools designed for evidence-based policy making at every level of governance.
Unified Data Integration
Aggregate data from Excel, CSV, PDF, and direct API connections into a single, coherent system that eliminates data fragmentation.
AI Duplicate Detection
Intelligent algorithms detect duplicate data across four dimensions: indicator, date, location, and value, ensuring data quality.
Automated Reports
Generate professional policy briefs, presentations, and reports automatically with AI-written narratives and visualizations.
Geographic Analysis
Powerful GIS capabilities with PostGIS for spatial analysis, from national level down to village and cell level boundaries.
Predictive Analytics
Machine learning-powered forecasting trained on decades of East African data to anticipate trends and model scenarios.
Complete Audit Trail
Exhaustive logging tracks every action and maintains complete data lineage from source to final usage.
Real-Time Sync
Continuous synchronization with World Bank, IMF, and other data providers ensures always-current information.
Offline Capability
Progressive web app architecture allows continued work even without internet connectivity in remote areas.
AI-Powered Analytics Engine
Revolutionary conversational AI that transforms how you interact with complex policy and economic data.
Conversational AI
Ask questions exactly as you would ask another person, in English, Luganda, Swahili, or Runyankole. The AI understands intent, context, and temporal relationships.
"Show me districts where youth unemployment is increasing but education funding is decreasing"
Powerful Dashboard Insights
Visualize complex data across all administrative levels with interactive, real-time dashboards.
Economic Indicators Dashboard
Real-time data across 146 districts
Revenue Trend (2019-2024)
5yr Growth
+51.3%
2024 Total
28.6T UGX
Tax Ratio
85.7%
Regional Distribution
Unified Data From Dozens of Sources
MUST-PEDC brings together data from government agencies, international organizations, and real-time social sources into a single, intelligent system.
Government
International
Real-Time
Supported Data Formats
Automatic data synchronization with connected sources ensures your analysis always reflects the most current information available.
Speak Your Language
Full natural language processing in English, Luganda, Swahili, and Runyankole. Ask questions, receive reports, and interact entirely in your preferred language.
English
English
Luganda
Oluganda
Swahili
Kiswahili
Runyankole
Runyankole-Rukiga
Conversational AI
Ask complex questions in any supported language and receive intelligent responses with full context understanding.
Localized Reports
Generate professional policy briefs and reports in the language appropriate for your audience.
Inclusive Access
Ensure language never becomes a barrier to accessing critical policy information across Uganda's diverse communities.
Built for Government-Grade Security
Defense-in-depth architecture ensures multiple layers of protection, from encrypted communications to database-level access controls and comprehensive audit logging.
End-to-End Encryption
TLS 1.3 encryption for all data transmission with modern cipher suites providing forward secrecy.
Role-Based Access
Granular permissions from public citizens to super administrators with row-level security enforcement.
Complete Audit Trail
Every action logged with user, timestamp, IP address, and outcome for full accountability.
High Availability
99.9% uptime with multi-zone deployment, automatic failover, and continuous backup.
Ready to Transform Policy Making with Data Intelligence?
Join government agencies, research institutions, and policymakers across East Africa who are already using MUST-PEDC for evidence-based decision making.
Questions? Contact us at pedc@must.ac.ug