In a strategic engagement held recently, the State House Local Content Unit met with officials from the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA) to deliberate on the implementation of newly issued reservation schemes aimed at promoting inclusive economic participation through public procurement. The PPDA team, represented by Mr. Ronald Tumuheirwe and Mr. […]
Who we are
We are a Unit established by H.E. Gen (Rtd) Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, President of the Republic of Uganda,
under the authority granted by Article 99 of the Constitution.
Our core mandate is to monitor and enforce compliance with Uganda’s local content policies and regulations,
ensuring that Ugandan citizens and businesses actively benefit from national projects and economic activities.
We serve with integrity, accountability, and a vision to empower Ugandans through strategic local participation.
Our Objectives
1. Compliance – Details
Ensure adherence to and compliance with the Local Content policies and regulations in Uganda.
Conduct regular audits and assessments of both public and private sector entities operating under these regulations.2. Capacity Building & Workforce Development – Details
Implement training programs to upskill the local workforce.
Promote knowledge transfer through partnerships with multinational companies.3. Coordination and Collaboration – Details
Facilitate stakeholder engagement and partnerships.
Continuously collaborate with government agencies, industry players, and local communities to strengthen local content frameworks.4. Monitoring & Evaluation – Details
Ensure adherence to local content laws and regulations.
Conduct regular assessments to measure the impact of local content initiatives.5. Policy Advocacy, Communication and Awareness – Details
Advocate for policies that promote local participation in economic activities.
Enhance public awareness and stakeholder engagement through education and information-sharing.Message from the Head of the Local Content Unit – Uganda
At the Local Content Unit, our mission is rooted in the belief that Uganda’s wealth must work for Ugandans.
We are committed to ensuring that our people, enterprises, and industries are empowered to actively participate in and benefit from the country’s economic development.
We commit to promoting the use of local goods, services, skills, and technologies across key sectors, especially in extractives, infrastructure, and industrial projects.
By strengthening local capacity, we aim to reduce import dependence, create sustainable jobs, and enhance value retention within our borders.
Working closely with investors, government agencies, and private sector stakeholders, we are building frameworks that uphold transparency, enforce compliance, and provide opportunity for inclusive growth.
This includes monitoring local content performance, supporting supplier development, and ensuring that our youth and SMEs are not left behind in Uganda’s transformation journey.
I call upon all Ugandans to embrace the spirit of patriotism, innovation, and partnership. Let us build a future where Uganda is not just a destination for investment—but a champion of self-reliance, skills development, and shared prosperity.
Together, we can make local content a national asset.
Hajjat Aminah Mukalazi
Head, Local Content Unit
Republic of Uganda
Our Mission
To ensure and enable Ugandans’ participation in the economy through capacity development, technology and knowledge transfer, by monitoring compliance.
Our Vision
A sustainable local participation in the socio and economic development of Uganda.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the role of the State House in Uganda?
The State House is the official residence and office of the President of the Republic of Uganda. It serves as the administrative and executive headquarters of the President, hosting official functions, national meetings, and international dignitaries.
How can I contact the Office of the President or request an appointment?
You can contact the State House through the official communication channels provided on this website, including phone numbers, email addresses, or by submitting a formal letter to the Office of the President. Appointments are scheduled based on the purpose and urgency of the request.
Can members of the public visit the State House?
State House visits are highly restricted for security reasons. However, special arrangements can be made for educational or diplomatic purposes. Such visits must be approved in advance and coordinated through the appropriate government departments.
Where can I access speeches or statements made by the President?
Presidential speeches, statements, and national addresses are regularly published on this website under the “Media” or “Press Releases” section. You can also follow the official social media channels for live updates and coverage.
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o submit a concern, suggestion, or petition, use the contact form on the website or send your message via the official State House email or postal address. All correspondence is reviewed by the appropriate offices for consideration and response.
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