Oxfam in Uganda
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Oxfam in Uganda has 1 program anchored on 4 broad themes focused on Women’s Rights, Resilient Livelihoods, Governance & Accountability, & Humanitarian Response.
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This morning, care advocates led by Oxfam in Uganda and ACODE Uganda had a really good meeting generating ideas for a #CommunityofPractice to deepen work to transform #UnpaidCareWork which is key for gender equality and Women's Economic Empowerment.
RISE- K project Service Delivery Monitoring is incomplete without reporting the findings to the duty-bearers. Last week, our community monitors in Nakapiripirit and Moroto made presentations to the technical & political heads in their respective districts. Oxfam in Uganda
@SEATINIUGANDAin partnership with Oxfam in Uganda and Agency for Community Empowerment - AFCE Uganda is holding a mentorship and coaching clinic for the tax justice campaigners in Arua District to bring them up to speed on the current revenue Mobilization, Allocation, Utilization and Accountability issues.
This dialogue focuses on assessing the progress of action plans by Tax Justice Campaigners and identifying challenges & opportunities in their civic awareness campaigns. #TaxJusticeUG Ministry of Local Government Ministry of Finance SEATINI UGANDA Government of Uganda
Mr. Aloysious Kittengo, Program Coordinator, Financing for Development SEATINI UGANDA: Tax is an obligatory payment payment made to the state for which no direct benefit is provided in exchange. #TaxJusticeUG Ministry of Local Government Government of Uganda Oxfam in Uganda Ministry of Finance
Mr. Aloysious Kittengo, Program Coordinator, Financing for Development SEATINI UGANDA: A good tax system should be able to raise revenue from all sources and treat taxpayers in the same situation equally both local and foreign basing on the regulations. #TaxJusticeUG Ministry of Local Government
Mr. Henry Ssemanda, Senior Public Financial Management Advisor: Taxation was introduced by the early British colonial administrators through the system of compulsory public works. #TaxJusticeUG Ministry of Local Government Government of Uganda Ministry of Finance SEATINI UGANDA Ministry of Finance Oxfam in Uganda
Mr. Henry Ssemanda, Senior Public Financial Management Advisor: A well-financed administration is key to an organized society. That’s why taxation, in various forms, has been essential since the earliest days of governance. #TaxJusticeUG Government of Uganda Ministry of Local Government
Day 2: Today, we're meeting with Local Government Officials from Nebbi, Zombo, and Arua to follow up on the implementation of their local revenue enhancement plans and their impact on local revenue mobilization in their jurisdiction. #TaxJusticeUG Ministry of Local Government
Attending Centre for Budget and Tax Policy (Cbtp) Community Dialogue in Kayoro Sub County Tororo district, between the community and district and subcounty leaders on health and education indicators, with support from Oxfam in Uganda, and Norad This will inform FY 2025/26 budget priorities.
#HappeningNow, a representative from Zombo District is presenting their revenue performance for FY 2023/24, outlining key strategies, challenges, and proposed solutions. #TaxJusticeUG Ministry of Local Government Oxfam in Uganda Agency for Community Empowerment - AFCE Uganda Ministry of Finance SEATINI UGANDA Government of Uganda
Mr. Edienanu Jimmy, Revenue Officer Zombo District; Zombo district local revenue enhancement plan expired and requires updating which is also another expensive undertaking. This affects us on setting targets to achieve and sense of direction. #TaxJusticeUG Government of Uganda Ministry of Local Government
Mr. Edienanu Jimmy, Revenue Officer Zombo District; In Zombo District, women are the largest taxpayers, as they dominate the markets, which are the district’s primary source of revenue. Their contributions are driving local economic growth. #TaxJusticeUG Government of Uganda Ministry of Local Government