Our Programs
UDN’s work is guided by core values — inviolable commitments that express who we are as a CSO, and the principles that infuse all our practices and activities.
Policy Analysis & Governance
Enhancing citizen and civic capacity to influence public debt and development frameworks at local, national and international levels.
- Debt monitoring
- Budget advocacy
- Policy influencing
Citizens’ Empowerment & Engagement
Promoting citizens’ empowerment and engagement for accountability of public resources and delivery of quality public services.
- Community mobilization
- Rights awareness
- Service monitoring
Institutional & Organizational Development
Building a Uganda Debt Network with solid governance and management structures that enable delivery of high-quality results.
- Governance systems
- Capacity building
- Network growth
Upcoming Events & Activities
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Health insurance is long overdue in Uganda
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Is Uganda-China Debt Relationship Sustainable?
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Climate change could undermine Uganda’s Economic Performance:
Uganda’s economy grew steadily on an average of 7% per annum for the two…
Is Uganda’s Economy strong enough to service its Public Debt?
Uganda’s economy promisingly grew on an average of 7% per annum for the last…
Incorporate the growing population rates in the National budget Allocations.
Uganda is one of the countries with the fastest population growth in the world.…
WILL UGANDA HARNESS HER PUBLIC DEBT DIVIDENDS?
As Uganda continues the inevitable path of debt acquisition for development, lessons can be…
