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Speaking during the signing ceremony, Dr. Chris N. Mukiza, Executive Director UBOS, noted that the Bureau implements the Plan for National Statistical Development, which is aligned to international, regional and national development frameworks. “The Plan for National Statistical Development is a framework for strengthening the statistical capacity of the National Statistical System to support Uganda’s results-based development and policy agenda,” he said. #UBOS #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics #StrategicPartnerships

“This MoU demonstrates UBOS’ commitment to coordinating the National Statistical System through harmonized statistical production and efficient use of resources,” Dr. Chris N Mukiza, @UBOS_ED said. He further pledged that UBOS will provide Tooro Kingdom with the technical capacity and equipment needed to operationalize the Statistical Unit, and directed staff to develop a statistical abstract for the Kingdom using available data sources, including findings from the National Population and Housing Census 2024 and the Baseline Education Census 2025. #UBOS #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics #StrategicPartnerships

“For us to plan effectively, prioritize correctly, and serve our people better, we must rely on accurate data and credible research to make informed decisions. Definitely, you cannot manage what you cannot measure,”Rt. Hon. Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki, Prime Minister (Omuhikirwa) of Tooro Kingdom, said. Furthermore he noted that partnership between UBOS and Tooro Kingdom will strengthen access to area-specific statistics across the Kingdom’s nine counties and support planning and decision-making. He noted that the collaboration comes at an important time as the Kingdom advances its development agenda in health, education, youth empowerment, culture, tourism, and economic transformation. #UBOS #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics #StrategicPartnerships

Earlier today, the Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) and Tooro Kingdom signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen collaboration in statistical development and production within the Kingdom. The partnership will support the establishment of a Statistical Unit in Tooro Kingdom, promote the harmonization of statistical concepts, definitions and methodologies, and improve coordination in data collection. It will also enhance data sharing, networking, and the exchange of statistical information among producers, suppliers, and users of statistics within the Kingdom and the Bureau. #UBOS #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics #StrategicPartnerships

Earlier today, Dr. Chris N. Mukiza, (@UBOS_ED) was awarded the Rotary Vocational/Service Award by the Rotary E Club of Ntinda, in recognition of his outstanding leadership and service delivery to the nation through quality statistical work and commitment to professional excellence. #UBOS #DataForDevelopment

While delivering his remarks, Mike Sebalu, District Governor (D9213) and member of the Rotary Club of Bukoto, commended Dr. Chris N. Mukiza (@UBOS_ED) for demonstrating a high standard of vocational service aligned with Rotary’s core principles of integrity, service above self, and long-term value creation for communities. He underscored the critical role of statistics in steering national development, noting that timely and reliable data supports policy formulation, planning, budgeting, monitoring, and effective service delivery. “Statistics are not just numbers; they are the foundation for decision-making,” he emphasized. He further highlighted the role of institutions such as UBOS in guiding Uganda’s development through credible data, and recognized Dr. Mukiza’s leadership in strengthening the national statistical system. #UBOS #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics

“I am truly grateful to the Rotary E Club of Ntinda for recognizing my service with the Rotary Vocational Award. This award is not only personal, but reflects the commitment of the Bureau and the spirit of collaboration that drives institutional excellence,” said Dr. Chris N. Mukiza (@UBOS_ED) during his acceptance remarks. He noted that this recognition serves as an encouragement to further strengthen Uganda’s statistical capacity and ensure that data produced by UBOS remains robust, relevant, and responsive to national priorities. #UBOS #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics

In her remarks, Ann Kamugisa, President of the Rotary E Club of Ntinda, commended Dr. Chris N. Mukiza, @UBOS_ED for his stewardship, noting that it has strengthened institutional credibility and played a key role in shaping Uganda’s development agenda. She observed that under his leadership, the Uganda Bureau of Statistics has become a pillar of national planning, supporting Government, the private sector, and development partners. She added that the Service Award presented to Dr. Mukiza is a symbol of the Club’s appreciation for his outstanding contribution and a recognition of the positive impact his work has had on the lives of many Ugandans. #UBOS #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics

📻 Now on air! Join the conversation on empowering Women, Youth, and Persons with Disabilities in public procurement with Daniel Lukyamzi, Regional Manager (Central) – PPDA. 📍 Radio Sapientia 94.4 FM 🕖 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM #ProcurementThatDelivers #InclusiveProcurement

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This afternoon, CEO @Opportunity_UG Mr. Owen Amanya, along with Dr. Martin Francis Kyeyune and Mr. @jason_mwesigwa of @RoofingsGroupUG, paid a courtesy visit to Col. Edith Nakalema @edthnaka, Head of SHIPU.

This dissemination exercise marks a significant step in @PPDAUganda’s ongoing reforms aimed at enhance transparency, efficiency, and service delivery through standardized tools and empowering procurement practitioners. #ProcurementThatDelivers

.@PPDA_ED announced that the revised SBDs covering Supplies, Works, Consultancy, and Disposal will come into effect at the start of the next Financial Year. He urged stakeholders to adopt these tools with a focus on uniformity, inclusivity, & compliance. #ProcurementThatDelivers

In his opening remarks, @PPDA_ED Mr. Benson Turamye emphasized the need to view procurement as a complete cycle, stressing the importance of adhering to timelines and upholding accountability across all stages. #ProcurementThatDelivers

Earlier today, @PPDAUganda kicked off Phase One of the dissemination training on the revised Standard Bidding Documents (SBDs) for public procurement. The training was officially opened by PPDA Board Chairperson,Mr. Julius K. Ishungisa. 📍Seeta, Mukono #ProcurementThatDelivers

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This dissemination exercise marks a major milestone in PPDA’s reform journey to enhance transparency, efficiency, and service delivery through standardized tools and empowering procurement practitioners. (5/5)

@PPDA_ED announced that the revised Standard Bidding Documents (SBDs) including templates for Supplies, Works, Consultancy, & Disposal - will take effect at the start of the next Financial Year, calling upon stakeholders to embrace uniformity, inclusivity, and compliance. (3/5)

In his opening remarks @PPDA_ED Mr. Benson Turamye emphasized the importance of viewing procurement as a full cycle, calling for stronger adherence to timelines and accountability principles. (2/5)