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#HappeningNow The last day of the training for MPs of Parliament of Uganda is underway!
Today, Dr. Seruyange of Makerere University School of Economics is taking us through debt management with emphasis on how costs and risks can be managed.
As day 3 of the training comes to an end, members of the National Economy Committee of Parliament of Uganda have been urged to always ask for the repayment plan of Government of Uganda before approving loans so as to ease annual assessment.
When the Anti- homosexuality bill was passed, there were concerns from the public that Government of Uganda would not get funding but I was confident because these people are trading money - Glorious Kamayangi, Assistant Clerk to Parliament of Uganda
Many countries in the Global South are at the receiving end of hard money in exchange for SDRs which may weaken their capacity for domestic resource mobilization.
Apart from loans and SDRs, Dr. Seruyange says there are extra funding mechanisms that Government of Uganda can resort to.
The one thing we have not done well is value addition. We need to commission a study to know where we can sell our exports and increase our export earnings - Dr. Seruyange.
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It is Day 3 of the training for MPs from Parliament of Uganda on debt and SDRs. Our facilitator of the day is Dr. John Seruyange from Makerere University School of Economics and he is taking us through SDRs.
Members of the National Economy Committee of Parliament of Uganda were advised to always look at the solvency and liquidity ratios of the country before borrowing to ensure that the new debt being acquired doesn’t push the country into a situation where debt is no-longer sustainable.
Is Uganda’s debt really sustainable? Despite the Ministry of Finance figures showing that the debt to GDP ratio is below 50%, we are seeing Government of Uganda struggling to refinance the debt.