The EISF Secretariat works in collaboration with its Members to produce original research, arrange biannual forum meetings and regular workshops and facilitate information sharing between members and the wider NGO community. EISF also acts as a resource for others interested in security risk management in the humanitarian sector; therefore if you think there are opportunities for collaboration or if… Read More »
The National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) is a semi-autonomous institution, established in May, 1995, under the National Environment Act, Cap. 153, and became operational in December, 1995, as the principal agency in Uganda, charged with the responsibility of coordinating, monitoring, regulating and supervising environmental management in the country. NEMA spearheads the development of environmental policies, laws, regulations, standards… Read More »
The Electoral Commission was set up under Article 60 of the 1995 Constitution of The Republic of Uganda. It consists of the Chairman, Deputy Chairperson and five other members appointed by the President with the approval of Parliament and a Secretariat headed by the Secretary. Details covering The Commissions establishment and mandate can be accessed in Articles 60… Read More »
Dairy Development Authority performs regulatory and dairy development services for stakeholders in the dairy sector. The Authority has a staff complement of 62 and comprises of two core departments; dairy development and regulatory services departments with the finance and administration department performing a support function. The dairy development function supports the development of the dairy sector into a… Read More »
Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is a corporate body responsible for regulation of civil aviation in Uganda. It manages Entebbe International Airport (EIA) and thirteen (13) other upcountry aerodromes. CAA carries out its work in conformity with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs). The Authority now plans to recruit suitably qualified Ugandans of impeccable integrity… Read More »
The first elements of a legislative organ in Uganda can be traced to as far back as 1888 when the then Imperial British East African Company (IBEACO) started some kind of administration in Uganda. Its purpose was to undertake the duties of general administration, imposition and collection of taxes and administration of justice in areas under its control… Read More »
We are a client driven, results oriented and innovative, one stop shop for personalized professional and efficient insurance services…and probably the most competitive in terms of premium and service costs. To provide financial security through products and services that stand the test of time: To be the most customer centric company: TO build a place where people can… Read More »
Uganda Reinsurance Company Limited (Uganda Re) is a reinsurance company based in Kampala, Uganda and the country’s national reinsurance company. The company is governed by the Insurance Act of Uganda caption 213 and the Insurance (Amendment) Act No. 13 of 2011 and is licensed by the Insurance Regulatory Authority of Uganda (IRA) as a composite reinsurer to transact both… Read More »
We are responsible for providing policy direction, national standards and coordination of all matters concerning lands, housing and urban development. We are responsible for putting in place policies and initiating laws that ensure sustainable land management promote sustainable housing for all and foster orderly urban development in the country. Our Mandate is “To ensure a rational: sustainable and… Read More »
FIRST INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (FIC) is a private limited liability company incorporated under the laws of Ghana and licensed by the National Insurance Commission as a LIFE INSURER. It’s registered place of business is No.59 First Insurance House, Ring Road Central, Asylum Down Accra. In recent years, corporate governance has received increased attention because of high-profile scandals involving abuse… Read More »