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Welcome Message from the Executive Director

Executive Director

Our valued guests, we welcome you all to the re-designed website of Uganda Debt Network (UDN).

We are honoured to finally share with you – and all our other major stakeholders – updated information on our recent activities and programmes. Many of you have had to endure inconveniences in accessing relevant information on our activities because of the unforeseen delay experienced while revamping this site.

Through this important information platform, UDN will strive to keep you updated on current news, reports and policies. In addition, we have a photo gallery showcasing our various programme activities.  We also take the opportunity to share with you our latest publications, as well as materials that could serve as vital reference for your information needs. >> read more


Uganda Debt Network (UDN)

Uganda Debt Network was formed in 1996 to campaign for debt relief for Uganda. In 1998, UDN was registered as a Non Governmental organization (NGO) under the NGO Registration Statute and started operating. In 1999, the Network was incorporated as Limited Liability Company with no shareholding under the Company Law 1964.

When UDN was formed, it had a membership of 23 organizations and three individuals. By July 2009, the membership comprised 85 individuals and ten organizations. >> UDN Profile

Current Campaigns

Campaign against ministers’ vehicles
Constituency Development Fund
Sub-county dialogues to curb corruption
Anti-corruption Lobby Activities
Pensions Bill
Government Vehicles
CBMES
PEAP participation
Reports

Latest publications

Review and Analysis of the 2010/11 budget proposals: A review undertaken by the Civil Society Budget Advocacy Group (CSBAG)
A Beneficiary Assessment of the National Agricultural Advisory Services (NAADS): A case of Rakai, Namutumba, Bukedea and Tororo districts
Review and Analysis of the 2009/10National Budget Taxation Proposals
Civil Society Positi on on the 2010/11-
2014/15 Budget Framework Paper:
Presented by the Civil Society Budget Advocacy during the
CS Pre-Budget Dialogue
March – April UDN Update/Newsletter
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