IMF Staff Country Reports

Uganda: Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper

August 31, 2005

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International Monetary Fund. "Uganda: Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper", IMF Staff Country Reports 2005, 307 (2005), accessed 12/18/2025, https://doi.org/10.5089/9781451838770.002

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Summary

This paper discusses Uganda’s Poverty Eradication Action Plan (PEAP) 2004/05–2007/08. The PEAP provides an overarching framework to guide public action to eradicate poverty. It has been prepared through a consultative process involving central and local government, parliament, donors, and civil society. The PEAP aims at contributing toward transforming Uganda into a middle-income country. The government's strategy in the short term is aimed at strengthening both agriculture and manufacturing. For agriculture, critical interventions include infrastructure, information and support to farmers’ marketing. For manufacturing, the government will strengthen infrastructure, improve governance, and boost the education of the workforce.

Subject: Education, Expenditure, Health, Labor, Poverty

Keywords: Africa, audit government policy, civil society, community development, CR, economic value, financial product, Global, government expenditure, government parastatal, government policy, government programme, health sector, ISCR, political system, prison farm, private sector, public expenditure, public service, Sub-Saharan Africa