Government Projects in Uganda
Track the projects and programs underway across Uganda — what is being built, delivered, and changed in communities, by location and status.
The Small Business Fund (SBF): A Guide for Ugandan Small Businesses
A government-backed loan facility, administered by the Bank of Uganda through participating banks, credit institutions, MDIs and SACCOs, to help viable small businesses recover, stabilise, and grow.
Parish Development Model (PDM)
A central government strategy delivering funds and agricultural support directly to parishes to boost household incomes and transition subsistence farmers into the money economy
Youth Livelihood Programme (YLP)
Targets unemployed or vulnerable youth by providing vocational skills training, toolkits, and startup capital for income-generating activities
Katale Fund
A new fund piloting in 2026 that puts money directly into the hands of people working in markets, with no middlemen.
Agriculture Credit Facility (ACF)
A long-running partnership between government and commercial banks that finances agricultural value-addition at concessional rates.
Large-Scale Agricultural Financing Scheme
Interest-free large-scale loans for grain and animal-feed farmers. Government pays the interest, so farmers borrow at no cost.
GROW Project for Women Entrepreneurs
Generating Growth Opportunities and Productivity for Women Enterprises: financing and support for women-owned businesses.
Uganda's Wealth Funds: UGX 2.4 trillion in the 2026/27 Budget
Government has lined up about UGX 2.4 trillion in the 2026/27 budget for wealth funds that put money directly into the hands of Ugandans, from parish SACCOs to large-scale farmers.
Youth Livelihood Programme (YLP)
A revolving fund for youth enterprise groups, whose role is now carried by Emyooga and the Parish Development Model.