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This paper on Uganda discusses Central Bank Transparency Code Review. The Bank of Uganda (BOU) is implementing transparency practices that are broadly aligned with the good practices for central banks. The BOU continues to improve communication of its monetary policy framework in a transparent manner, but there is room to enhance transparency by disclosing policy deliberations. The BOU has improved macroprudential policies and the analytical framework aimed at mitigating systemic risks, but decisions leading to macroprudential actions are not explained. The anti-corruption legal framework in Uganda applies to the BOU, however no details are disclosed in the public domain as to how it is applied and enforced with respect to the BOU. The BOU should consider compiling and developing a policy on confidentiality that includes the reasons underlying the choices it has made on disclosure or nondisclosure. The mission found that BOU’s transparency practices largely conform to various dimensions of transparency as information is disseminated through several channels.
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This paper presents Uganda’s Fourth Review under the Extended Credit Facility Arrangement, the Requests for a Waiver of Nonobservance of a Performance Criterion and Modification of a Performance Criterion and the Financing Assurance Review. The program aims to support the near-term response to the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic and boost inclusive private sector-led long-term growth. Reforms focus on creating fiscal space for priority social spending, preserving debt sustainability, strengthening governance and reducing corruption, and enhancing the monetary and financial sector frameworks. The Ugandan economy is projected to grow by 5.5 percent in FY 22/23 and 6 percent in FY 23/24. Inflation has been declining and is expected to reach the Bank of Uganda’s medium-term target of 5% core inflation by end-2023. A stronger tightening of global financial conditions would constrain the availability of syndicated loans and weigh on financial sector stability. Fiscal consolidation and tight monetary policy remain essential to keep debt on a sustainable path. Structural reforms will need to continue focusing on strengthening governance and anticorruption frameworks, enhancing domestic revenue mobilization, and boosting financial inclusion.
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This paper discusses Uganda’s Second and Third Reviews under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF) Arrangement, Requests for a Waiver of Nonobservance of Performance Criterion, and Rephasing of Access. The Ugandan authorities are persevering in their reforms despite facing multiple shocks from an unfavorable external environment and new public health challenges. The authorities remain committed to implementing reforms supported by the ECF. Maintaining macroeconomic stability, improving budget composition, and reducing government financing needs will help boost private sector growth and improve people’s livelihoods. Continued resolute and timely implementation of structural reforms, including anticorruption and governance measures, remains key for the success of the program. The Ebola outbreak, rising security challenges, and further spillovers from the war in Ukraine represent the main risks. Uganda’s moderate level of public debt and continued access to concessional financing would provide space to achieve program objectives. A structural benchmark on the asset declaration regime was converted into a prior action for the review and has been met.
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Deze lessenreeks is gezamenlijk gemaakt door lerarenopleiders uit Oeganda en België met als doel het bevorderen van een dekoloniale benadering van lesgeven en leren. Je kunt de hele serie gebruiken in je lessen, delen van de lessenserie overnemen en integreren in je eigen lessenplannen, of de serie gebruiken als inspiratie om je eigen dekoloniale manier van lesgeven te ontwikkelen. De serie bestaat uit drie lessen. De eerste behandelt de prekoloniale maatschappelijke organisatie en het verband met de reacties op de kolonisatie. De tweede les gaat dieper in op het Akkoord van Buganda. De derde les kijkt naar de gevolgen van het kolonialisme in postkoloniaal Afrika. Het materiaal, deze docentenhandleiding en een PowerPoint-presentatie die je kunt aanpassen is online beschikbaar. Aan de lessenreeks is de documentaireserie "Waarheidsregimes" gelinkt. Deze bevat vijf afleveringen van twintig tot dertig minuten. Elke aflevering analyseert een specifieke stap naar dekolonisatie. Het doel is begrijpen hoe kolonisatie nog steeds mensen in andere landen beïnvloedt. De afleveringen zijn kort genoeg om in één les te vertonen en een kort debat met leerlingen te voeren.
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Between 2012 and 2016 several Muslim clerics were murdered in Uganda: there is still no consensus as to who was responsible. In this book Joseph Kasule seeks to explain this by examining the colonial and postcolonial history of the Muslim minority and questions of Muslim identity within a non-Muslim state. Challenging prevalent scholarship that has homogenized Muslims' political identity, Kasule demonstrates that Muslim responses to power have been varied and multiple. Beginning with the pre-colonial political community in Buganda, and Muteesa I's attempted Islamization of the country using Islam as a centralizing ideology, the author discusses how the political status of Islam and Muslims in Uganda has been defined under successive regimes.
Africa, East --- Islam --- History --- Religion --- Muslims --- Crimes against --- Uganda --- Religion.
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Sexual division of labour --- Racism --- Autobiography --- Book --- Animals --- Ecology --- Uganda
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Insects. Springtails --- Epidemiology --- Medical microbiology, virology, parasitology --- Neuropathology --- Uganda
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Chiga language --- Bantu languages --- Kiga (langue) --- Langues bantoues --- Uganda --- Ouganda --- Languages --- Langues
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