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Uganda launched its Digital Transformation Roadmap in April 2023 as an implementation tool aimed to speed up the country’s digital revolution. The roadmap that spans a period of five years (FY2023/24-2027/28) spells out key enablers aimed at actualizing aspirations embedded in the Digital Uganda Vision. ... These include integration of e ...

The roadmap has been developed as an implementation tool towards achieving the objectives of the Digital Uganda Vision. The Digital Transformation Roadmap aims to strengthen the implementation of enabling policies and laws to accelerate Uganda’s Digital Revolution. It will provide an overarching implementation framework for a well-connected ...

The Digital Transformation Roadmap for 2023/2024 – 2027/2028 is a strategic framework designed to guide Uganda’s transition into a digitally inclusive and economically vibrant society. Anchored in the Digital Uganda Vision 2040, this roadmap builds upon previous efforts while introducing focused initiatives to achieve a digitally empowered nation.

The digital strategy takes into account Uganda's previous policy documents: The Digital Uganda Vision (DUV).4 MoICT&NG, 2020. DUV is an overarching 20-year ICT development framework that is aligned to the Uganda Vision 2040. It aims to harmonise Uganda’s transformative policies, strategies, initiatives, and other governance

“The Digital Advancement Plan is more than just a policy document,” said H.E. Jessica Alupo, Vice President of the Republic of Uganda. “It outlines Uganda’s journey to incorporate digital solutions in areas ranging from governance and education to health, agriculture, and trade.

The principal aim of Digital Uganda Vision is to align ICT investments in the various sectors in a manner that will improve the country’s Global ICT indices for purposes of attracting investors. The ministry will define digital milestones in order to avert duplication and ensure agglomeration benefits from the investments in ICT’s.

The potential for the total transformation of the economy and the attendant social impact is best demonstrated by the pervasive expansion and use of mobile money services in Uganda. Also, to note, the Digital Uganda Vision focuses on building a digitally enabled society that is agile and able to adapt to emerging technologies and trends.

The Digital Transformation Roadmap builds onto the commitments set under the Digital Uganda Vision by focusing on that that we must do as a country to achieve operational momentum and make great strides that translates paper to action.

Ms Elsie G. Attafuah, Resident Representative UNDP, Uganda, said digital transformation is the integration of different technologies in all areas of life and this is accelerating in the wake of ...

This integration encompasses progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals, the Africa Agenda 2063, and the East Africa Vision 2050. Pillars of Digital Transformation: Central to the Digital Uganda Vision are five foundational pillars that guide Uganda’s trajectory towards becoming a modern and prosperous nation by 2040:

The government's National Digital Transformation Strategy (NDTS), launched in 2021, serves as a guiding framework for Uganda's digital transformation journey. This comprehensive strategy outlines key objectives, policies, and initiatives to drive the country's digital agenda. Digital transformation in Uganda is propelling the nation towards a ...

The project ‘Technical Assistance and Training to Uganda on National ICT Development Strategy’ is using a holistic approach with policy recommendations, cross-cutting capacity development interventions and technical pilots to support Uganda’s transformation into a digitally enabled society and knowledge economy. As such, the project contributes through its implementation to the national ...

The Ag. Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic Affairs), Prof. Buyinza Mukadasi on Tuesday 29th April 2025 met with a delegation whose vision is to transform Uganda into East Africa’s premier digital skills hub through equipping 200,000 youth and professionals with digital and cybersecurity skills by 2027. The ambitious programme is a strategic collaboration between Deborah’s Impact […]

These statistics demonstrate Uganda’s commitment to improving digital access and connectivity for its citizens. In recent years, Uganda has made considerable strides in expanding its e-government services. Citizens can now access many government services online, making processes faster and more efficient.

COVID-19 is an unprecedented global crisis and uncertainty about its scope and duration persists. Through greater integration of digital technologies in scaling up health solutions and digitalizing the traditional business models, Uganda can accelerate its economic recovery and advance the frontier of its digital transformation.

Kampala, Uganda – Africa’s digital landscape is on the cusp of a revolution, with Uganda playing a key role in the regional efforts to advance the continent’s digital future. ... African ministers hold strategic dialogue on visa-free movement to propel regional integration agenda for Africa’s Transformation Next Post AfDB, EU inject ...

Adoption of Digital Revolution in Government Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) In Uganda; Reflection on Uganda Revenue Authority Digital Strategy Integration Approach towards Enhanced ...

Addressing inequalities in digital technologies access is critical to sustaining digital progress and hastening recovery from the pandemic. While the 2020 Uganda Economic Update by the World Bank [i] , the country has made considerable technological progress, the country still lags in several aspects, with a phone penetration rate of 69.2% of ...

Uganda stands out among East African countries not only for its impressive internet penetration, surpassing 45%, but also for its rapid digital growth and transformation. With robust access to digital tools, young innovators in Uganda benefit from numerous initiatives aimed at enhancing digital literacy, such as the National ICT Initiatives ...

The Eastern Africa Regional Digital Integration Project (EARDIP) is a World Bank financed series of projects aimed at advancing digital market integration in Eastern Africa by enhancing cross-border broadband connectivity, data flows and digital trade.. Through a collaborative approach, EARDIP seeks to create a robust and inclusive digital economy that accelerates economic integration and ...