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#HappeningNow, SEATINI UGANDA in partnership with Oxfam in Uganda is holding a validation meeting to review a strategy on mainstreaming fiscal tools to address Climate Change. MINISTRY OF WATER AND ENVIRONMENT 🇺🇬 Ministry of Finance TaxJusticeAllianceUG Jane Nalunga, Executive Director @SEATINIUGANDA

Ms. Jane Nalunga. Jane Nalunga, Executive Director @SEATINIUGANDA: With countries like those in Europe pushing for net-zero emissions and imposing tariffs through mechanisms like the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, significant changes are on the horizon. Are we prepared for the shift? #ClimateJusticeUG

Mr. Aaron Werikhe, Ministry of Finance: The current financial constrains in the budget indicate that we need to explore innovative financing sources to support climate and environmental measures #ClimateJusticeUG

In today's The New Vision, our Tax Policy Analyst Mr. Mark Mutumba explains the implications of proposed income exemption on government securities. See excerpt below;

'Gender is not about women alone, it is about the powerful and the powerless.' Gender equality is crucial for development. #Countherin FOWODE Oxfam in Uganda #WomenEmpowerment

Speaking now, Ramathan Ggoobi Ramathan Ggoobi - Permanent Secretary and Secretary to the Treasury (PSST), Ministry of Finance. "The private sector including banks need to align to support and benefit from key budget themes including but not limited to agro industrialisation, mineral development,

I thank Ugandans for supporting us in collecting taxes this financial year. We look forward to a better year. Together we shall deliver the UGX 32 trillion - Sarah Chelangat, Uganda Revenue Authority #PostBudgetDialogue

Science Technology and Innovation taking up to UGX 1.4tn in the FY 2024/25 budget. "Young innovators take advantage of this" Ramathan Ggoobi Ministry of Finance Oxfam in Uganda

Political will doesn’t seem to cut through the barriers for achieving the SDGs. The political will is recorded to exist but the results so far disagree… weak institutions cannot deliver the political will…. Centre for Budget and Tax Policy (Cbtp) Oxfam in Uganda Office of the Prime Minister - Uganda

As we strive towards #leavingnoonebehind, we need to change systems and structures that don't serve us and conserve those that do. Oxfam in Uganda Oxfam International @HLPF hlpf.un.org/home

Excited to highlight our partnership with SEATINI Uganda! Together, we're tackling key issues around revenue mobilization. Collaborative efforts like these are vital for enhancing local capacities and ensuring fiscal justice.— Sophie Nampewo, Finance development coordinator

Decentralization is the transfer of authority and responsibility for public functions [and public resources] from the central government to subordinate or quasi-independent organizations or the private sector. — Mr. Henry Ssemanda, Public Financial Management Advisor

PANEL DISCUSSION Sophie Nampewo our Financing for Development Coordinator is on a panel that is discussing Climate Finance Lanscape in Uganda at the dissemination of #ClimateFinanceUG launch in Kampala.

Sophie Nampewo highlighted the need for civil society to track and follow up on the financial commitments allocated to Climate change mitigation to ensure that the money is used for its allocated purpose. #ClimateFinanceUG

Join us this evening for a Climate Financing discussion as we prepare for COP29 x.com/i/spaces/1RDGl…

CSOs should position themselves as cocreators to development and invest in ecosystems that enable collaboration across sectors and governments. #ARFSD11 Oxfam in Uganda Richard Ssewa The NGO Forum

Increased debt in developing countries is reducing public spending on social services; education, health, social development, which affects overall development and provision of practical solutions to people's lives. AFRODAD Oxfam in Uganda

Countries in Africa spend more on interest rate payments than public health and education. Oxfam in Uganda

Countries in Africa spend more on interest rate payments than public health and education. Oxfam in Uganda