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The programme enhanced Uganda’s economic performance by supporting the Government of Uganda in preparing bankable investment opportunities into infrastructure projects and attracting direct foreign investment and private sector financing.
The programme provided demand-driven technical assistance to government ministries, departments, and agencies to address constraints hindering urban development in the Jinja–Kampala–Entebbe corridor with particular emphasis on the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area. CIG-Uganda’s vision was to develop a sustainable urban environment that supports Uganda’s economic development and makes Kampala ‘fit for purpose’ as the engine of national prosperity and growth.
The programme was delivered through building institutional capacity of partner government ministries, departments, and agencies, and the private sector for improved efficiencies, private sector engagement, public-private partnerships, GESI, and climate change mainstreaming, learning, and adaptation. CIG-Uganda reduced poverty and enhanced economic growth through enhanced urban productivity, improved access to reliable and affordable power to support increased trade and private sector development, improved infrastructure services, and better asset and financial management of sustainable investment.
Impact results