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LIST: Uganda sends 600 to climate summit
Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja (third left) with the Health minister Jane Aceng, and Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Henry Okello Oryem, meet with the President of Sri Lanka, Mr Ranil Wickremesinghe, during the Cop28 summit in Dubai, UAE, at the weekend. PHOTO/Courtesy of Ms Robinah Nabbanja’s X handle
What you need to know:
- Up to 375 of the delegates are bureaucrats, contrasting with the government’s commitment to run an austerity budget and cap foreign travel amid revenue constraints, which has forced funding reduction or removals for progragrammes to benefit tax payers.
Uganda has sent a 600-strong delegation, more than half being bureaucrats, to the 28th Conference of Parties (COP28) underway in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), opening the government up for scrutiny over its spending choices amid revenue constraints.
This makes Uganda one of the African countries with the largest delegations, a few tiers below Nigeria, the second largest economy on the continent, which is being represented by 1,411 delegates.
By comparison, Morocco in North Africa (823) and Uganda’s richer next-door neighbours Kenya and Tanzania sent 765 and 763 officials, respectively.
West Africa’s Ghana has dispatched 618 representatives to Dubai for the global summit convened under the aegis of United Nations Framework on Climate Change (UNFCC), the parent treaty of both the 1997 Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement of 2015.
The purpose of the three pacts, according to information on UNFCC website, is to “stabilise greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that will prevent dangerous human interference with the climate system, in a time frame which allows ecosystems to adapt naturally and enables sustainable development”.
Scientists have capped that global temperature rise upper threshold for the century at no more than 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels to prevent existential risk to the planet and humans.
The ongoing big meet in Dubai in the Middle East, a desert outpost transformed into world-class business, luxury shopping and investment hub thanks to petro-dollars and leadership, aims to “change course and accelerate action to tackle climate crisis”.
Its theme is decarbonising the energy system of today while accelerating the buildout of the energy system of tomorrow.
COP28 has drawn representatives from governments, businesses and civil societies from the 198 state parties and organisers retail the summit the pedestal for urgent global engagement to “chart a course of action to dramatically reduce emissions and protect lives and livelihoods”.
It is to the conference that Uganda has sent 606 delegates, 375 comprising technocrats and politicians largely funded by tax payers.
The official delegation, excluding the civil society representatives and experts bankrolled by employers and other stakeholders, is led on the President’s behalf by Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja, the coordinator of all government ministries.
We were unable to establish Uganda’s specific asking, or issues to be tabled, at COP28 which is conducted through main summit, break-out session as well as bilateral and multilateral side engagements, making expected gains for the country difficult to predict.
In Kampala, the Opposition and some civil society actors greeted news of Uganda’s 600-plus strong delegation to Dubai, whose particulars are listed on COP28 website https://unfccc.int/documents/634503, with consternation, questioning the value-for-money for the spend.
Mr Mathias Mpuuga, the Leader of Opposition in Parliament (LoP), said he did not know how the delegations were constituted, but offered that “apart from policy makers and few government officials including the MPs, I don’t expect all those climate shoppers to go for that conference”.
“We need to do an audit of their role there. Otherwise, if we find out that their role is not directly related to the activity taking place, then we should consider that as a waste. The gaps must be closed and whoever is found to be responsible for travelling must be held responsible,” he said.
Information that Uganda is being represented by more than 600 individuals, 375 of them bureaucrats, contrasts with the promise of Uganda’s 2023/24 austerity budget during whose reading both President Museveni and Finance Minister Matia Kasaija said travel abroad would only be restricted to essential engagements and officers.
Three months after the budget reading, the government suffered intense criticism after it dispatched two delegations of 70 notable officials to the United Nations General Assembly in New York, where some of the representatives were from dockets unrelated to the theme of September summit.
It is similar question being raised now, with Mr Mpuuga saying whereas some of the legislators who travelled to Dubai were sponsored by non-governmental organisations, the “focus must be on how tax payers’ money is being spent on such trips”.
“We should be interested in knowing where tax payers’ money is spent without directly being by people who are concerned with the actual work,” he said.
The actual cost of the official delegation to tax payers remained unknown, but our computations, based on costs of return tickets and per diems the officials are entitled to, puts the expenses in billions of Uganda shillings.
On the team are 13 ministers and 58 Members of Parliament alongside senior government officials.
According to the 2018 government duty facilitation allowance rates, the prime minister gets $900 for night allowance outside the country, $100 safari day allowance and $180 as out-of-pocket allowance per day, bringing the total to $1180 (Shs4.4m).
On the other hand, Cabinet ministers each pocket $850 (Shs3.2m) as night allowance when on trips outside the country while state ministers get $820 (Shs3m). These do not include other expenses.
Each MP is entitled to $720 (Shs2.7m) per diem per day when abroad, or Shs154m for the 58 lawmakers in UAE. Other members of the government delegation are each entitled to about $500 (Shs1.8m).
The COP28 opened in the Expo City on November 30 and closes on December 12, making longer the period for bureaucrats to draw cash from the public purse, thereby increasing overall expenditure on them.
Information Minister Chris Baryomunsi and Uganda Media Centre Executive Director, Mr Ofwono Opondo, as well as Foreign Affairs ministry officials, were unavailable to offer insights into what informed the government decision to send more than 300 delegates to COP28 and the expected value-for-money.
Mr Charles Odongtho, the spokesperson of the Office of Prime Minister (OPM), last evening said Prime Minister Nabbanja, as delegation head, only travelled with seven staff from her office.
These included the aide-de-camp, a bodyguard, the commissioner in-charge of policy analysis, a liaison assistant, political assistant, a personal attendant and a communications assistant acting as the camera person.
“I speak for prime minister’s office and she is the one heading the delegation of Ugandan delegated by the president who was officially invited for the COP. If there are other government delegations, I don’t speak for them,” he told this newspaper by telephone.
Officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the clearing house for Uganda’s international engagements, were unable to speak for this article.
Parliament Spokesman Chris Obore said the 58 MPs were likely drawn from the committees on natural resources committee and climate change, and the Parliamentary Forum on Climate Change, all of whose members require to understand the bigger question of climate change in order to make informed policies.
“Parliament makes climate-friendly laws and policies and the members of the committees can only plan and suggest mitigation measures when they understand the magnitude of the climate change,” he said.
Some of the legislators, according to Mr Obore, were funded for the summit by entities involved in climate change.
The institution bankrolled the trip for others, he said, because “climate change is a global policy issue and members are [supposed to be] abreast with the intricate issues of climate change”.
“We hope that they are able to suggest internal options from the knowledge they get from the conference,” Mr Obore added.
Earlier, Mr Marlon Agaba, the executive director of the Anti-Corruption Coalition Uganda (ACCU), yesterday accused government officials of exploiting international summits for making money.
“The biggest challenge we have is that most government officers look at these international conferences as avenue for making some extra money inform of per diems and other facilitations and also for them to tour the world,” he said, “I don’t think they are using these events for the purpose they are supposed to serve. When it becomes this, which means our funds are not used to do the actual work and we cannot achieve the objectives for which these conferences are organised.”
Without providing examples, Mr Agaba noted that some countries with bigger economies comparatively sent smaller delegations to canvass their positions at COP28.
Mr Julius Mukunda, the executive director of Civil Society Budget Advocacy Group (SBAG), said the Ugandan delegates should be scrutinised based on technical competence and capacity to meaningfully engage with the issues up for discussion at the climate change and greening agenda.
“What matters is whether the delegation is made of technical people or politicians and personal assistants. COP is a big thing and need people who are going to negotiate deals for the country. If the big delegation consists of people who are technical and are going to speak on behalf of the country, I have no issues. But if they are office assistants, political assistants and politicians who are just going for a tour, that is where the problem is,” he said.
PDF List: Uganda’s delegation to COP28
Uganda’s delegation to COP28
H.E. Ms. Beatrice Atim Odwong | Minister of State for Environment | |
H.E. Mr. Sam Mangusho Cheptoris | Minister of Water and Environment | |
H.E. Ms. Mary Gorretti Kimono Kitutu | Minister | |
H.E. Ms. Judith Nalule Nabakooba | Minister | |
H.E. Ms. Robinah Nabbanja | Prime Minister | |
H.E. Ms. Ruth Ssentamu Nankabirwa | Minister of Energy and Minerals Development | |
H.E. Mr. Kania Obiga | State Minister for Internal Affairs | |
H.E. Mr. Abu Odongo Jeje | Minister of Foreign Affairs | |
H.E. Mr. Henry Oryem Okello | Minister of State for Foreign Affairs | |
H.E. Mr. Kagyigyi Frank Tumwebaze | Minister of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries, | |
Ms. Kananathan Abirahmi | Senior Technical Advisor | |
H.E. Ms. Jane Ruth Aceng | Minister of Health | |
Ms. Jane Aciro | Member | |
Ms. Alobo Joan Acom | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Sebbit Adam Mohammed | Senior Lecturer | |
Ms. Fiona Adikini | Climate Change Officer | |
Ms. Winifred Anna Gena Adoch | Senior Social Safeguards Officer | |
Ms. Florence Grace Adongo | Director Water Resources Management | |
Ms. Patricia Ojangole Adongo | Managing Director | |
Ms. Caroline Aguti | Head of Division | |
Ms. Harriet Agwang | Secretary | |
Ms. Catherine Ahimbisibwe | Principal Disaster Management Officer | |
Mr. Kwesiga Ainebyoona | Principal Banking Officer | |
Mr. Justus Akankwasa | Director | |
Mr. Barirega Akankwasah | Executive Director | |
Ms. Christine Akello | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Josephine Akia | Country Coordinator | |
Ms. Eunice Akongo | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Scovia Akot | Climate Change Officer_Adaptation | |
Ms. Patriciah Roy Akullo | Social Safeguards and Gender Specialist | |
Ms. Justine Akumu | Energy Officer | |
Ms. Mary Akurut | Chief Safety, Health and Environment Officer | |
Ms. Charity Alesi | Research Officer | |
Mr. George Alito | Principal Engineer | |
Ms. Nancy Allimadi | Manager Environment Inspections monitoring and Audits | |
Ms. Cecilia Oringa Alonyo | Climate Change Officer | |
Ms. Irene Erinah Toninah Alwenyi | Investment Executive | |
Ms. Judith Alyek | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Irene Eyatu Amajo | Climate Change Officer | |
Ms. Agnes Ameede | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Martina Amito | Personal Secretary | |
Ms. Jacquiline Amongin | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Doreen Ankunda | Climate Finance Specialist | |
Ms. Barbara Ebal Apilli | IT Officer | |
Mr. Yeri Ofwono Apollo | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Stella Isodo Apolot | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Bwango Apuuli | Chairman | |
Ms. Josephine Arach | Personal Assistant | |
Ms. Priscilla Mirembe Ariho | Senior Engineer | |
Mr. Evans Phidelis Aryabaha | Acting Head of Mission | |
Mr. Douglas Asiimwe | Commissioner | |
Mr. Michael Emmanuel Asiimwe | Principal Training Officer | |
Ms. Eunice Asinguza | Manager Legal | |
Ms. Juditha Attra Atakunda | Business Development Lead | |
Ms. Grace Atebat | Assistant Commissioner | |
Ms. Margaret Mwebesa Athieno | Commissioner Climate Change and UNFCCC National Focal Point | |
Ms. Susan Atim | Personal Assistant | |
Ms. Juliet Atino | Senior Environment Officer | |
Mr. Allan Atugonza | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Irene Atuhairwe | Country Director | |
Ms. Rita Atukwasa | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Jacinta Atuto | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Diana Atwine | Permanent Secretary | |
Mr. Anthony Awira | Director | |
Ms. Denise Akampurira Ayebare | Deputy Coordinator | |
H.E. Mr. Adonia Ayebare | Ambassador | |
Mr. Ambrose Ayebazibwe | Clerk | |
Mr. Godwin Ayesiga | Manager | |
Mr. Roy Nyamutale Baguma | Director Transaction Execution | |
Ms. Harriet Kyalimpa Baguma | Environment, Health and Safety Specialist | |
Mr. Joseph Basikhan Bahati | Deputy Director and Head of Environment | |
Mr. Engineer Bainomugisha | Head of Department | |
Ms. Damalie Baliyana | Senior Communication Officer | |
Mr. Deus Bamanya | Director | |
Mr. Steven Bameka | Financial Attaché | |
Mr. James Bamuwamye | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Gerald Banaga-Baingi | Assistant Commissioner | |
Ms. Gertrude Aerone Basiima | Acting Assistant Commissioner | |
Ms. Irene Pauline Bateebe | Permanent Secretary | |
Mr. David Bateganya | Principal Engineer | |
Mr. Charles Batte | Executive Director | |
Ms. Hawa Bawaya | Personal Assistant | |
Mr. William Bazeyo | Chair | |
Mr. Mugera Martin Bbaale | Project Officer | |
Mr. Henry Bbosa | Acting Principal Climate Change Officer | |
Mr. Million Belay | General Coordinator | |
Mr. Ivan Peter Biiza | Economist | |
Mr. John Chrysostom Birantana | Senior Policy Analyst | |
Mr. Pius Perry Biribonwoha | Deputy Solicitor General | |
Ms. Sheila Birungi | Director Gender Community Services and Production | |
Ms. Muhangi Olivia Birungi | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Lawrence Songa Biyika | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Kiconco Brenda | Secretary Female Affairs | |
Mr. Mpindi Bumali | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Faith Daka Busigu | Artificial Intelligence Technician | |
Mr. Abed Bwanika | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Jacob Betubiza Byamukama | Manager Traffic and Transport Planning | |
Mr. Alex Bakunda Byarugaba | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Munyaradzi Daka | Team Lead | |
Ms. Sophie Andree A. De Coninck | Programme Manager | |
Mr. David William Elweru | Director | |
Mr. William Epiaka | Deputy Director | |
Mr. Joseph Epitu | Commissioner | |
Mr. Anthony Alden Esenu | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Oriono Joseph Eyatu | Commissioner | |
Mr. Jacob Eyeru | Chairperson | |
Mr. Berhane Mihretu Gebru | Programs associate | |
Mr. Rogers Golooba | Senior Probation and Welfare Officer | |
Mr. Brian Emmanuel Guma | Team Leader Albert Water Management Zone | |
Ms. Rhoda Gwayinga | Supervisor | |
Mr. Abdullah Hussein | Director | |
Mr. Stephen Koma Idha | Acting Commissioner | |
Ms. Lilian Franziska Amegovu Idrakua | Commissioner | |
Mr. Nathan Nabeta-Samson Igeme | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Joyce Ikiai | Engineer | |
Ms. Chekwoti Irene | Senior Climate Change Officer | |
Mr. Samuel Isiko | Administrator Secretary | |
Mr. John Bosco Isunju | Lead Health VAA & Health NAP | |
Ms. Lucy Iyango | Acting Commissioner | |
Mr. Angelo Opi-Aiya Izama | Board Director | |
Ms. Elaine Sandra Kabajungu | Engineer | |
Mr. Freddie Kabango | Acting Commissioner | |
Mr. Patrick Kaboyo | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. John Baptist Kaddu | Professor and Lead Negotiator | |
Mr. Ronald Kaggwa | Director | |
Ms. Sarah Kagingo | Vice Chair | |
Mr. Maurice Kairania | Deputy Director Roads and Drainage | |
Mr. Ashiaf Sharaf Kakaire | Personal Assistant | |
Ms. Gladys Kamasanyu | Chief Magistrate | |
Mr. Geoffrey Brian Kambere | Commissioner | |
Mr. Jude Kamuganga | Magistrate Grade One | |
Mr. Godwin Kamugisha | Manager | |
Ms. Pamela Nasiyo Kamugo | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Caroline Kamusiime | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Jerome Kansiime | Coordinator | |
Ms. Imelda Kanzomba | Principal Agricultural Officer | |
Mr. Richard Kapere | Manager | |
Mr. Ronnie Karakire | First Secretary | |
Ms. Alice Kaboyo Karamuzi | Minister of State for Luwero Triangle | |
Mr. Muhammad Kasagazi Semambo | Principal Climate Change Officer | |
Mr. Ismael Kasooha | Communications Assistant | |
Mr. David Leon Kasura-Kyomukama | Permanent Secretary | |
Mr. Simon Peter Turyahikayo Kasyate | Deputy Director | |
Ms. Edith Kateete | Deputy Executive Director | |
Mr. Machel Solomon Kategaya | Third Secretary | |
Ms. Natukunda Gwennie Kategaya | Administrator Secretary | |
Ms. Edith Kateme - Kasajja | Negotiator | |
Mr. Isaac Katenya | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Vincent Kato | Assistant Commissioner | |
Mr. Paul Kato | Clerk | |
Mr. Emmanuel Katongole | Chairman | |
Ms. Oliver Koyekyenga Katwesigye | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. James Kaweesi | Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist | |
Mr. Benon Kayemba | Head Consular Services | |
Mr. Yona Kayogera | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Bob Kazungu | Acting Assistant Commissioner | |
Ms. Catherine Kemigisha | Principal Engineer | |
Ms. Pauline Kemirembe | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Mollen Kenyena | TV Presenter | |
Ms. Michelle Carol Kharono | Coordinator | |
Ms. Kabasomi Olivia Rose Kibaya | Program Assistant | |
H.E. Mr. Zaake Wanume Kibedi | Ambassador | |
Mr. Badru Malimbo Kiggundu | Chairperson | |
Ms. Stella Kigozi | Director Information and Communication | |
Mr. Kawesa Emmanuel Kigozi | Political Coordinator | |
Mr. Dan Kibuuka Kiguli | Senior Environment Inspector | |
Mr. Gilbert John Kimanzi | Acting Director | |
Ms. Victoria Kinobe | Water Officer | |
Mr. Richard Kirya | Principal Economist | |
Mr. Christopher Kisinde | Monitoring and Evaluation Officer | |
Mr. Joshua Kitakule | Secretary General | |
Ms. Peter Kityo | Manager Environmental Monitoring and Compliance | |
Mr. Keefa Kiwanuka | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Francis Xavier Kizito | Research and Partnership Officer | |
Mr. Joseph Kobusheshe | Director | |
Ms. Ireeba Annet Kobusinge | Board Member | |
Ms. Christine Kobusingye | Researcher | |
Ms. Rosette Komugisa | Personal Assistant | |
Ms. Kara Tanya Komuhangi | Investment Executive | |
Mr. Emely Kugonza | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Diana Kulabako | Personal Assistant | |
Mr. Benjamin Kumumanya | Permanent Secretary | |
Mr. Muchiru Munene Kuria | ||
Ms. Anita Kusiima | Acting Director Physical Planning | |
Mr. Kenneth Kwarimpa-Atim | Assistant Commissioner | |
Mr. Joshua Kwebiha | National Programme Officer | |
Ms. Ritah Kyategeka | Manager | |
Ms. Gwendolyn Zaake Kyoburungi | Principal Water Officer | |
Ms. Harriet Kyomuhendo | Principal Policy Analyst | |
Ms. Sharon Balmoyi Laker | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Tushar Jayantilal Lakhani | Founding Member | |
Ms. Pratiksha Tushar Lakhani | Founding Member | |
Mr. Albert Lokoru | Member of Parliament | |
H.E. Mr. Amos Lugoloobi | Minister of State | |
Mr. Jerome Sebadduka Lugumira | Principal Environment Officer, Soils and Land Use | |
Mr. Joseph Lule | Economist | |
Mr. Daniel Nadhomi Luliro | Member | |
Mr. Richard Kizito Lumu | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Juliet Grace Luwedde | Regional Coordinator | |
Mr. David Ssali Luyimbazi | Deputy Executive Director | |
Ms. Anne Florence Luziraa | Member | |
Ms. Margaret Lwanga | Environment Safeguard Management Specialist | |
Mr. Fred Machulu Onduri | Negotiator | |
Mr. John Faith Magolo | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Rachel Miriel Magoola | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Joseph Mary Masembe | Chief Executive Officer | |
Ms. Winifred Masiko | Consultant | |
Mr. Augustine Kagonyera Masiko | Farm Manager | |
Mr. Colline Masiko | Aide De Camp | |
Mr. Henry Mayega | Consul General | |
Ms. Rachel Ciconco Mbabazi | Board Member | |
Mr. Arthur Waako Mboizi | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. David Mfitumukiza | Associate Professor | |
Ms. Jacqueline Oidu Mpitsi | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Sylvester Tadeo Mubiru | Principal Economist | |
Mr. David Stephen Mugabi | Acting Director | |
Mr. Allan Mugabi | Principal Engineer | |
Mr. Denis Mugagga | Head | |
Ms. Bridget Mugambe | Programmes Coordinator | |
Ms. Martha Nyakato Mugarura | Assistant Commissioner | |
Mr. Maurice Herbert Mugisha | Deputy Director | |
Mr. Frank Mugisha | Assistant Commissioner | |
Mr. Pascal Mugisha | Human Settlement Officer | |
Mr. Luwaga Isaac Mugumbule | Supervisor Landscape | |
Mr. Sam Koojo Mugume | Assistant Commissioner | |
Mr. Isaac Muguume | Director | |
Mr. Joel Kantu Muhinda | Principal Economist | |
Mr. Juvenal Ntacyo Muhumuza | Acting Commissioner | |
Mr. Moses Muhumuza | Manager | |
Mr. Edwin Muhumuza | Team Leader | |
Ms. Clare Mujurizi | Clerk | |
Mr. Arthurr Jeremiah Mukembo | Future Lab Studio Lead | |
Mr. Robert Mukiza | Director General | |
Mr. George Michael Mukula | Vice Chairman | |
Mr. Emmanuel Muliisa | National Coordinator | |
Ms. Hellen Munyasa | Youth Business Leader | |
Ms. Florence Muranga Isabirye | Director | |
Mr. Henry Ariganyira Musasizi | Minister of State for Finance Planning and Economic Development | |
Ms. Kutesa Nayebare Shartsi Musherure | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. John Musila | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Gloria Musimenta | Senior Immigration Officer | |
Ms. Pamela Musimenta | Water Officer | |
Mr. David Musunga | Deputy Director | |
Mr. Charles Mutemo | Principal Environment Officer | |
Mr. Isaac Mutenyo | Programme Coordinator | |
Mr. Robert Kirya Mutiibwa | Principal Water Officer | |
Mr. Geofrey Eric Mutiwa | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Albert Jonathan Stephen Muwaya | Executive Director | |
Mr. Khalid Yakub Muwembe | National Focal Point for Aviation Environmental Protection | |
Mr. Solomon Aaron Muyita | Head | |
Mr. Brian phenox Mwanika | Ag. Head of Department | |
Mr. Enoch Mwanje | senior Engineer | |
Mr. Henry Gatyanga Mwebesa | Director General of Health Services | |
Mr. Sam Mwekwatse | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Charles Mutabazi Mwesige | Acting Environmental Specialist | |
Mr. Tony Joshua Mwesigwa | Senior Economist | |
Mr. Francis Mwijukye | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Herbert Nabaasa | Commissioner Health Services | |
Ms. Ruth Semakula Nabatanzi | Senior Personal Secretary | |
Ms. Ashah Nabbanja | Second Secretary | |
Ms. Martha Naigaga | Sanitation Coordinator | |
Ms. Caroline Najjuko | Climate Change Officer | |
Ms. Fatinah Nakasumba | Liaison Officer | |
Ms. Christine Kaaya Nakimwero | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Mary Mukiibi Nakitende | Program Finance Manager | |
Ms. Leah Ritah Nakyambadde | Chemist | |
Ms. Asha Aisha Kabanda Nalule | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Didacus Bambaiha Namanya | Geographer and Focal Person | |
Mr. Naboth Namanya | Commissioner | |
Ms. Ruth Kato Namazzi | Programme Coordinator | |
Ms. Hasifah Night Namubiru | Gender Specialist | |
Ms. Catherine Namuddu | Senior Clerk Assistant | |
Ms. Cissy Dionizia Namujju | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Noelene Mariam Namuleme | Outreach Specialist | |
Ms. Cate Namyalo | Senior Environmental Health Officer | |
Mr. James Nathan Nandala - Mafabi | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Prisca Nandede | Senior Sociologist | |
Ms. Susan Nanduddu | Executive Director | |
Ms. Mary Nankabirwa | Commissioner | |
Ms. Trizer Nankunda | Environment and Social Safeguards Technical Assistant | |
Ms. Roy Priscilla Nansereko | Monitoring and Evaluation Officer | |
Ms. Ashabrick Bamutaze Nantege | Manager | |
Ms. Veronica Nanyondo | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Elizabeth Nanyonga | Gender Specialist | |
Ms. Dianah Nasasira | Senior Engineer | |
Ms. Shamim Nassiwa | Economist | |
Mr. Bob Natifu | Assistant Commissioner | |
Ms. Florennce Natumanya | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Edrida Mafiiki Natumanya | Principal Sociologist | |
Ms. Specioza Kimera Ndagire | Managing Director | |
Ms. Lydia Ndawula | Climate Policy Officer | |
Mr. Alex Ndyabakira | Supervisor Medical Services | |
Mr. WIlly Ndyomugabe | Administrator Secretary | |
Mr. Simon Paul Ngabo | Investment Executive | |
Ms. Proscovia Margaret Njuki | Board Chair | |
Mr. Michael Mugerwa Nkambo | General Manager | |
Ms. June Clare Abwooli Nyakahuma | Economist | |
Ms. Evelyne Bikundi Nyangoma | Accounts and Administration Officer | |
Ms. Gorret Nyangoma | Bodyguard | |
Mr. Dennis Nyangweso | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Rose Obigah | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Nasuru Ocan | Senior Assistant Secretary | |
Mr. Joseph Jones Ogwal | Senior Environment Officer | |
Mr. Sam Ogwal | Secretary for Finance | |
Mr. Francis Ogwal Sabino Meri | Senior Manager | |
Mr. Bob Alex Ogwang | Acting Executive Director | |
Mr. Polycarp Ogwari | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Martin Ojok | Senior Climate Change Officer | |
Mr. Andrew Oulanyah Ojok | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Tom Obong Okello | Executive Director | |
Mr. Walter Okello | Assistant Commissioner | |
Mr. Daniel Ayen Okello | Director | |
Mr. Isaac Orena Okiror | Information Technology Officer | |
Ms. Janet Grace Akech Okori-Moe | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Alfred Okot Okidi | Permanent Secretary | |
Mr. James Okot Okumu | Board Chair | |
Mr. Mackay Akoori Ecuman Okure | Associate Professor | |
Mr. Deo Okure | Project Manager | |
Mr. David Okurut | Commissioner | |
Mr. Thomas Opande Oluoch | Energy Coordinator | |
Mr. Jimmy Denis Omara | Administrator Secretary | |
Mr. William George Omony | Manager | |
Mr. Samuel Samson Omwa | Executive Director | |
Mr. Fred Athoiu Onyai | Manager | |
Mr. Stephen Opio | Senior Climate Change Officer | |
Mr. Desmond Tutu Opio | Senior Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist | |
Mr. Francis Opolot | Principal Climate Change Officer | |
Mr. Albert Orijabo | Assistant Commissioner | |
Mr. Derrick Orone | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Richard Oriebo Oseku | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Emmanuel Otaala Otiam | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Maxwell Onapa Otim | Negotiator | |
Mr. Domisiano Owor | Environment Officer | |
Ms. Sylvia Damalie Owori | Director Operations | |
Mr. Joseph Walter Pade | Commissioner Urban Development | |
Mr. Mark Henry Rubarenzya | Head of Department | |
Mr. Tom Ndamira Rukundo | Director | |
Mr. Nelson Kasigaire Rukuuta | Personal Assistant | |
Mr. Alex Rusheesha | Senior Engineer | |
Mr. Sanusi Tejan Savage | Chief of Mission | |
Ms. Aphwa Kawaase Sebyala | Member | |
Mr. Isaac Sekindi | Water Officer | |
Mr. Tom Sengalama | Team Leader | |
Mr. Ahmed Sentumbwe | Assistant Commissioner | |
Mr. Derick Senyonga | Senior Climate Change Officer | |
Mr. Fadil Ssegawa | Personal Assistant | |
Mr. Umaru Ssekabemba | Engineer | |
Mr. Ali Ssekatawa | Director | |
Ms. Saidat Ssekindi | Agricultural Specialist | |
Mr. Richard Sserunjoji | Artificial Intelligence Technician | |
Mr. Charles Sserwanja | Agriculture Specialist | |
Mr. George WIlliam Ssewamala | Liaison Officer | |
Mr. William Tayebwa | Assistant Commissioner | |
Mr. Charles Tebandeke | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Rhoda Ejalu Telewoda | Principal Banking Officer | |
Mr. Callist Tindimugaya | Commissioner | |
Mr. Moses Kibboto Byensi Tugume | Clerk | |
Mr. Bamugaya Vincent Tumusiime | Director | |
Mr. Baker Tumwesige | Personal Assistant | |
Ms. Annette Kezia Nantongo Turyamureeba | Senior Water Officer | |
Mr. Papias Turyasiima | Immigration Officer | |
Mr. Aus-Ali Tushabe | Engineer | |
Ms. Julia Billiart Twebaze | Senior Sociologist | |
Mr. Morrrison Rwakakamba Twesigye | Board Chair | |
Mr. Revocatus Twinomuhangi | Dean | |
Mr. Daniel Wadada | First Secretary | |
Mr. Edward Waduwa | Legal Officer | |
Ms. Okalany Dorcas Wagima | Permanent Secretary | |
Mr. Milton Michael Waiswa | Director | |
Mr. Godfrey Wakooli | Member of Parliament | |
Mr. Charles Masolo Peke Walimbwa | Board Member | |
Ms. Maris Wanyera | Acting Director | |
Mr. Christopher Peter Werikhe | Member of Parliament | |
Ms. Vivienne Afandi Yeda | Director General | |
Mr. David Livingstone Zijjan | Member of Parliament |
