Uganda: About Shs7.5 Trillion Is Needed to Change Kampala City - KCCA

27 October 2020

How will you go about solving the problem of insufficient financing, explaining KCCA's over dependence on government for funding?

Our intention is to unlock the full spectrum of investment sources through which government can benefit. We intend to focus on creating an inclusive, resilient and well-planned city that provides economic opportunities for all people by 2025. That is the key departure in what we plan to do in the second strategic plan we launched last month, running from this financial year 2020/21 to 2024/25. For services that cannot generate revenue, we shall regard them as social services and funding them. For those that can guarantee a return on investment, we shall ensure it does just that in an efficient and sustainable manner. Then those that are commercial in nature and have revenue streams will be let out to the private sector.

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