VISION 2040: A Transformed Ugandan Society from a Peasant to a Modern and Prosperous Country within 30 years
WELCOME TO NATIONAL PLANNING AUTHORITY
ABOUT US
National Planning Authority was established by the NPA Act (15 of 2002) in accordance with Article 125 of the 1995 Constitution of the Republic of Uganda
To produce comprehensive and integrated development plans for the country, elaborated in terms of the perspective Vision, long and medium–term plans.
Other key functions of NPA include:
- Coordinate and harmonize development planning in the country.
- Monitor and evaluate of Public Projects and Programmes.
- Advise the Presidency on policies and strategies for the development of the country.
- Liaise with the private sector and civil society in the evaluation of Government performance.
- Support local capacity development for national and decentralised development planning.
Vision
“To be a center of excellence for development planning propelling socio-economic transformation.”
Mission
“To foster socio-economic transformation through establishing development planning systems and producing comprehensive and integrated development plans.”
- Strengthen planning systems and, develop comprehensive, participatory, inclusive and integrated development plans and frameworks.
- Provide evidence based public policy advice and inform public policy debates.
- Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness and impact of development policies, plans and programmes, and performance of the economy of Uganda and Strengthen the capacity of the Authority to effectively and efficiently deliver its mandate.
WORD FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
In pursuance of our primary function, to produce comprehensive and integrated development plans for the country, the National Planning Authority has continued to guide the country’s progress towards socio-economic transformation through three major landmarks of the Uganda Vision 2040, 1st National Development Plan (NDPI) and 2nd National Development Plan (NDPII).
In addition the Authority, as the Secretariat of the Presidential Economic Council, has produced various policy papers to guide Cabinet decision making. Also through the National Development Policy Forums, the Authority has facilitated public debate and input on key national policy issues. This is aimed at enhancing national ownership for all development planning frameworks, plans and policies.
In order to harmonise development planning in the country, NPA has developed and disseminated sector and local government development planning guidelines, besides creating and strengthening partnerships, networks and collaborations in development planning. All the publications and plans are available on this website.
Currently the Authority is working with all the stakeholders through various processes to ensure that NDPII is fully implemented to realize the country’s goal of attaining middle income status by 2020.
We thank you for visiting our website and hope it was useful. You can utilize the available dialogue and feedback platforms on this website to reach us.
Joseph Muvawala (PhD)
Executive Director
NEWS & UPDATES
Kisamba-Mugerwa, Chairperson, NPA addressing the press conference while being flanked on the left by Dr. Abel Rwendeire, Deputy Chairperson, NPA and on the right by Dr. Joseph Muvawala, Executive Director,…
Kisamba-Mugerwa, Executive Chairperson, NPA presenting a paper at lecture for students, teaching staff and members of the community at Mulusa Academy, Luwero District on 26th August 2016 The youth have been…
NPA, in collaboration with the Ministry of Finance, Planning & Economic Development (MoFPED), Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS), Economic Policy & Research Commission (EPRC), Bank of Uganda (BoU) and Parliament…
FACEBOOK FEEDS
TWITTER FEEDS
Happening Now: We are privileged to host @ERA_Uganda to share the background of the electricity industry, industry strategic interventions, the role of the independent regulator and progress made in the Electricity Supply Industry #ESI. @UgandaMediaCent @JosephMuvawala
4Happening Now: Discussions on Climate Change in the #NDPIII with support from @FAOUganda with @UNDPUganda @UWA @NFAUG @MAIIF @Mglsd_UG @mofpedU @min_waterUg @MTWAUganda and other key agencies.
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Joint analysis of challenges & shared solutions key 4 success of #NDP3 @SDGoals in #Uganda @UNinUganda looking forward to new partnership @GCICUganda @NPA_UG @OPMUganda @Parliament_Ug https://t.co/AtzwUJJO3q
Today, we were privileged to engage with #DevelopmentPartners in #Uganda on the #NDPIII proposed strategic direction and the process to develop the #NDPIII. @WFP @USAID @WorldBank @giz_gmbh @ngoforum @JapanembassyinUganda @EUinUG @UNDPUganda
4The different school levels should concentrate on their core functionalities: for example, primary schools on literacy and numeracy; vocational schools on competences; and Universities on knowledge and Research @JosephMuvawala @SheilaKulubya @allankayongo1
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Human capital Development should be thought about in an integrated way without sidelining one aspect for the other. This entails improving processes across the education value chain from ECD to graduation @JosephMuvawala @WorldBankAfrica @SheilaKulubya
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Uganda’s real GDP has remained strong at 6.4% during the first half of Financial Year 2018/19 @mofpedU @NPA_UG #UEU19
Today, we had an engagement with @StanChartUGA on Uganda's Sovereign Rating and Access to Alternative Sources of Financing to enable the effective and efficient implementation of #Uganda #Government projects, at Planning House. @JosephMuvawala @pamdebams
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Uganda Vision 2040
National Development Plan II
Certificate of Compliance
Sector Development Planning Guidelines(April 2015)
Local Government Development Planning Guidelines