🎙️ @SEATINIUGANDA is live on BFM Radio 92.2 FM in Bushenyi–Ishaka, discussing how local governments can strengthen local revenue mobilisation to enhance service delivery and accountability. #STRIDEProjectUg #TaxJusticeUG @IrlEmbUganda @dfatirl @mofpedU @mtic_uganda

✅ Training concluded! Over the past two days, @SEATINIUGANDA, with support from @IrlEmbUganda 🇮🇪, has built the capacity of technical and non-technical staff from Bushenyi–Ishaka Municipal Council and Isingiro Town Council to strengthen effective local revenue mobilisation for

Hon. Minister Amos Lugoloobi, the Minister of State for Planning (MoFPED), accompanied by Mr. Moses Kaggwa the Chairperson of the EITI Multi-Stakeholder Group, officially launches Uganda’s 4th EITI Report for FY 2022/23, marking another milestone in strengthening transparency and

With donor funding declining, strengthening domestic revenue collection and reducing reliance on debt are key to sustainable development. Local solutions and budgets that reflect national priorities are more important than ever. 🎥 Watch the full Dialogue 👉

📢 HAPPENING NOW SEATINI Uganda is honored to join the launch of Uganda’s 4th EITI Report at Protea Hotel, Kampala. Hon. Amos Lugoloobi is delivering the keynote, underscoring the importance of transparency & accountability in ensuring Uganda’s natural resources drive

The MSG Chairperson, Mr Moses Kaggwa, emphasised that transparency and accountability are essential for building public confidence in Government, and for fostering sustained economic growth.#UGEITI #Launch #fourtheitireport

💬 Group presentations underway! Teams from Bushenyi–Ishaka Municipal Council and Isingiro Town Council are sharing key challenges and practical solutions across the Domestic Revenue Mobilisation cycle from assessment to oversight to strengthen local revenue collection.

Today, UGEITI officially launches Uganda’s 4th EITI Report (FY 2022/23), reaffirming the country’s commitment to transparent and accountable governance of its oil, gas, and mining sectors. The report provides independently verified data on revenues, production, exports, and

📅 Day 2 underway! @SEATINIUGANDA, with support from @IrlEmbUganda 🇮🇪, is continuing the targeted technical capacity building for technical and non-technical staff from Bushenyi–Ishaka Municipal Council and Isingiro Town Council to strengthen local revenue mobilisation and

🇺🇬☕ Honoring a Visionary SEATINI Uganda joins the coffee fraternity and all Ugandans in celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Emmanuel Iyamulemye Niyibigira, whose integrity, leadership, and unwavering commitment shaped Uganda’s coffee sector. We remain inspired by his

It's now 40 days left to the European Union Deforestation Regulation Compliance Deadline. #EUDRDeadlineUG @EUinUG @BROT_furdiewelt @NOPP_UG @MAAIF_Uganda @herbertk4 @SeatiniU @FRAUGANDA @CefrohtUg @CoffeeUganda @nemaug @lubegaJG @AfricanBiodiv @OxfaminUganda

✅ Day 1 of the capacity-building training for Bushenyi–Ishaka Municipal Council & Isingiro Town Council has wrapped up with deep and insightful discussions on strengthening local revenue mobilisation systems, identifying gaps in current practices, and proposing practical,

💬 Group Session – Bushenyi–Ishaka Municipal Council & Isingiro Town Council Participants are discussing key challenges across the Domestic Revenue Mobilisation (DRM) cycle from assessment to collection, compliance, and oversight. They are analysing gaps in LST, LHT, business

🌍 The HIGH–LEVEL BREAKFAST MEETING, themed “Building Sustainable Coffee Value Chains: Uganda’s Compliance to the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) and the Industrial Future.” has concluded successfully! 💡 Key highlights from the discussions underscored the urgency

Voluntary registration works best when companies use community structures to explain the process. Farmers comply when they understand the purpose and benefits — Mr. Tumuhimbise George, Coffee Farmer, Mubende #CoffeeValueChainUG @CoffeeUganda @MAAIF_Uganda @herbertk4 @SeatiniU

Corruption and lack of prioritization delay compliance efforts. Government support and proper supervision can help bring all farmers on board within the remaining timeframe — Mr. Tumuhimbise George, Coffee Farmer, Mubende #CoffeeValueChainUG @CoffeeUganda @MAAIF_Uganda

Mistrust among farmers arises from fears of taxation and government intentions. Addressing this mistrust is critical for successful registration and compliance — Mr. Tumuhimbise George, Coffee Farmer, Mubende #CoffeeValueChainUG @CoffeeUganda @MAAIF_Uganda @herbertk4 @SeatiniU

The six-month grace period is crucial to enable farmers to catch up with registration and compliance, but timely government support is essential — Mr. Tumuhimbise George, Coffee Farmer, Mubende #CoffeeValueChainUG @CoffeeUganda @MAAIF_Uganda @herbertk4 @SeatiniU @rkabushenga

Many farmers in Mubende are registered, but disputes over land ownership and inheritance prevent full compliance with EU deforestation regulations — Mr. Tumuhimbise George, Coffee Farmer, Mubende #CoffeeValueChainUG @CoffeeUganda @MAAIF_Uganda @herbertk4 @SeatiniU @rkabushenga

The collapse of cooperatives in the 70s disrupted coffee and vegetable farming. Reviving agriculture required rebuilding trust and organization at the grassroots level — Mr. Tumuhimbise George, Coffee Farmer, Mubende #CoffeeValueChainUG @CoffeeUganda @MAAIF_Uganda @herbertk4