Mission: To advocate for pro-poor policies and full participation  of poor people in influencing poverty focused policies, monitoring the utilisation of public resources and ensuring that borrowed and national resources are prudently managed in open, accountable and transparent manner so as to benefit the Ugandan people

 

 
 
 

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Uganda Debt Network (UDN) was formed in 1996 to campaign for debt relief for Uganda. In 1998, UDN was registered as a Non Governmental organization (NGO) under the NGO Registration Statute and started operating. In 1999, the Network was incorporated as Limited Liability Company with no shareholding under the Company Law 1964.

When UDN was formed, it had a membership of 23 organizations and three individuals. By July 2009, the membership comprised 85 individuals and ten organizations.

 

 

 

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Civil society petition over poor road works in Katakwi and Amuria districts

 

Executive Director speaks on new Strategic Advocacy Programme and Plan

 

 

 

I welcome you to the new UDN strategic Advocacy Programme and Plan which has been developed to guide the organization activities for the next three years. This is the fourth Strategic Advocacy Programme and Plan (SAPP) that will operate from January 2009 – December 2011. The production of this fourth UDN Strategic Programme and Plan 2009 – 11 has been made possible by the tireless contributions of many stakeholders including UDN members, partners (both local and foreign), Central and Local Government officials, civil society, academia, the media and the organization’s Board and Staff. All of them in their different capacities got involved in a yearlong process that started with the External Evaluation, through participatory stakeholder consultations, workshops and seminars. We are happy to say that the SAPP in its present form is a product of these wide-ranging consultations that laid the groundwork for consensus on strategy to guide UDN programme implementation over the next three years.
Thank you. Click here to download the SAPP

Mr. Patrick Tumwebaze - Executive Director

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