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Uganda Policy Dialogue Calls for Review of NSSF Mid-Term Savings Access

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A high-level policy dialogue was held in Kampala to examine ways of mobilizing sustainable, long-term financing for Uganda’s development priorities. During the dialogue, the National Planning Authority called for a review of mid-term access to National Social Security Fund savings. The NPA executive director warned that premature withdrawals could weaken the pool of long-term capital needed for Uganda’s economic transformation.

From newvision.co.ug

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The National Planning Authority stated that pension funds have the capacity to provide long-term financing, but the sector requires reforms to increase savings and expand investible capital. The dialogue aims to re-engineer Uganda’s development financing architecture to ensure adequate and sustainable funding for national priorities.

Uganda's dominant pension fund structure is pushing for pension funds to be invested in public infrastructure projects.

From newvision.co.ug

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  • The Government of Uganda may drive structural reforms in its national financial architecture to mobilize long-term capital.

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