Uganda needs to mobilize private capital for growth, and the World Bank is reviewing its development and financial strategy.
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Uganda needs to mobilize private capital for growth, and the World Bank is reviewing its development and financial strategy.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Cooperation framework established between Uganda and the World Bank to advance agricultural value chains and develop maize varieties in the Ugandan highlands.Sub-event
- Uganda's ministry received World Bank financing for the procurement process related to national infrastructure projects.Sub-event
- Okaasai Sidronius Opolot urged the private sector to increase investment in Uganda's energy sector.Sub-event
World Bank conducts economic assessments for Uganda and serves as Country Director.1 source
World Bank reviews Uganda's financial strategy and private capital mobilization efforts.1 source
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Uganda
country in East Africa
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World Bank
international financial institution
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- The Ugandan government has set new targets that require specific action from the central bank.
- The Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development in Uganda is managing national debt and development projects and has announced initiatives to the Committee on National Economy.