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Strengthening local competitiveness and enterprise development for sustainable wealth creation, employment and growth into a city status district WAKISO DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT PROFILE/INVESTMENT PLAN FY 2015/16- 2019/20 Investment opportunities & Doing Business Wakiso District Wakiso District at the Helm of Development May 2016 Formerly part of Mpigi District, it came into existence in 2000, when the 3 counties of Mpigi District-Busiro, Kyadondo and Entebbe Municipality became Wakiso District. The people are Baganda and the main language is Luganda. To serve the people of wakiso to improve their quality of life Strengthening local competitiveness and enterprise development for sustainable wealth creation, employment and growth into a city status district LOCATION It surrounds Kampala and boarders Mukono in the East, Mubende and Mpigi in the West, Luwero in the North and Kalangala in the South. POPULATION The district has over 562,609 people, 282,887 of which are female and 277,722 are male. ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES Fishing on Lake Victoria, poultry feeds, Agriculture with the emphasis on Food crops like Sweet potatoes, Beans, Cassava, G-nuts, Irish potatoes and Soya beans. Cash crops include; coffee and cotton. Fruits and Vegetable area also widely grown such as Tomatoes, Onions and cabbage. EDUCATION SERVICES The district has a total of 567 primary schools with 246 government, 257private and 64 community schools. For secondary schools, the district has over 139 schools, 18 are government, 73 private and 48 community. It also has 1 Teacher training college, 2 Technical Institutes, Nkumba University, Meteorological School and Fisheries Training Institute (Vocational Institutes). HEALTH SERVICES The district has 19 Government dispensaries (II), 12 health centres (III), 5 health centres (IV) and 2 hospitals. Private/NGO-20 dispensaries, 58 clinics and 15 health centeres and 2 hospitals. Kisubi Hospital, Entebbe General de Hospital with 100 beds, and there a private hospital- Midmay Hospital. TRANSPORT NETWORK Entebbe has a fair network of tarmac road within the town area and on the road to the network. Entebbe International Airport is the major gate-way by air into Uganda and the journey by road is about one hour to the capital city, Kampala. There is a modern restaurant facility at the airport. TOURIST ATTRACTIONS There is Kabaka’s Trail which encompasses the most important sites of Buganda’s Kabaka’s (Kings). Traditional dance, music and craft making are demonstrated as well as stoCAOs ry telling. Entebbe is the former administrative centre and capital of the then Ugandan Protectorate. Colonial Entebbe gives a rich history of old, beautiful To serve the people of wakiso to improve their quality of life Strengthening local competitiveness and enterprise development for sustainable wealth creation, employment and growth into a city status district buildings like the Ministry of Agriculture building which still has the inscription 1927. The Botanical Gardens are a popular picnic and swimming spot. Different plant species from all over the World can found here. There is also Uganda Wildlife Education Centre (UWEC) with an information centre, a gift shop and Kiosks. A pair of rare shoebill can be found here. Ngamba Island with tropical rain forests is a Chimpanzee sanctuary and Wildlife Conservation trust. Bugala Island is an up market sailing and water sport resort on Lake Victoria. Spot fishing take place on Lake Victoria hence home to the Nile Perch. The Namugongo Martyrs Shrine is located about 12km out of Kampala off Jinja road. This is the site of were 37 Christian converts were burnt to death on orders of Kabaka Mwanga on 3rd June 1886. On the visit of Pope Paul VI to Uganda in 1969, the martyrs were canonized and since then the shrine has become an important site for Uganda Christians and Tourists. There are two churches built at the site, one for the Roman Catholics and the other for the Anglicans. The 3rd of June is a public holiday in remembrance of the Uganda Martyrs. List of Population, and Administrative Units. 1. Busukuma Division 2. Gombe Division Background Information 3. Nansana Division 4. Nabweru Division Total population for the district……………….………………… 2,007,700 5. Kira Division Number of Counties (Busiro and Kyaddondo) .…..…………. 2 6. Bweyogere Division Number of Constituencies………………………………………. 8 7. Namugongo Division 8. Masajja Division Population per Constituency: 9. Ndejje Division Constituency No. of HH Males Females Total 10. Bunamwaya Division 11. Entebbe A Division Busiro East 111,522 218,945 243,690 462,635 12. Entebbe B Division Busiro North 29,277 59,838 58,038 117,876 13. Ssisa/Kajjansi TC Busiro South 65,416 118,323 125,986 244,309 14. Bussi Sub county 15. Katabi Town Council Entebbe Municipal Council 17,609 33,354 36,604 69,958 16. Kasanje Sub county Kira Municipal Council 82,921 146,985 166,776 313,761 17. Nsangi/Kyengera Division Kyaddondo 35,612 68,847 77,553 146,400 18. Kakiri Town Council Makindye-Subabagabo Municipal Council 70,862 133,079 150,988 284,067 19. Kakiri Sub county Nansana Municipal Council 87,401 173,410 195,284 368,694 20. Masuliita Town Council Total 500,620 952,781 1,054,919 2,007,700 21. Masuliita Sub county 22. Namayumba Town Council 23. Namayumba Sub county 24. Nangabo/Kasangati TC 25. Wakiso Town Council Number of Sub-Counties…………………… 8 26. Wakiso Sub county Number of Town Councils………………….… 8 27. Mende Sub county Number of Parishes…… …………………….. 148 Number of villages……………………………….. 704 To serve the people of wakiso to improve their quality of life Strengthening local competitiveness and enterprise development for sustainable wealth creation, employment and growth into a city status district DISTRICT LEADERSHIP THE LEADERSHIP IS ENTRUSTED IN THE DISTRICT EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, COMPOSED OF: District Chairman District Vice Chairman District Secretary for Finance District Secretary for Production & Natural Resources District Secretary for Works & Technical Services District secretary Gender Resident District Commissioner Deputy Resident District Commissioner TOURIST ATTRACTION The tourist attractions in the district include: Buganda Cultural Sites and Kabaka's Palaces Old Entebbe Town Entebbe Botanical Gardens Uganda Wildlife Education Center (UWEC) - Entebbe Entebbe International Airport State House - Entebbe (the Official Residence of the President of Uganda) Ngamba Island on Lake Victoria - Sanctuary for chimpanzees Bulago Resort Island Lake Victoria - Second Largest Fresh-water lake in the World Uganda Martyrs Basilica - Namugongo Mandela National Stadium - Namboole To serve the people of wakiso to improve their quality of life Strengthening local competitiveness and enterprise development for sustainable wealth creation, employment and growth into a city status district Vision: “A Transformed community from semi peasant to a modern and urbanized district within 30 years” Mission: To serve the people of Wakiso to improve their quality of life. Theme: Strengthening local Economic competitiveness and enterprise development for sustainable wealth creation, employment and growth into a special status district. District Economic outlook Investment opportunity is the investment choices available to individual or cooperation District Economic Resource & Opportunities •Wakiso is richly endowed with human and natural resources. The latter include; mineral wealth, extensive forests resources, and sizable supply of viable land suitable for crop and livestock production, marine and freshwater fish stock. •These resources present numerous business opportunities in agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, energy, property development among others. To serve the people of wakiso to improve their quality of life Strengthening local competitiveness and enterprise development for sustainable wealth creation, employment and growth into a city status district Key Sectors & Investment opportunities •Agriculture (productivity & agro-processing) INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES •Forestry (primary production & Value addition) •Transport & Logistics Agriculture ( Crops and Livestock) •Mining Information & Communication Technology •Housing •Tourism Tourism •Trade •Services Services (Education, Medical & Finance) a. Social sector Mining b. Health c. Education Energy for Rural Transformation d .Information & Communication Technology Agriculture sector, Demand drivers and resource base factors •Closeness to Kampala Capital City with huge market for agricultural produce •Local and Regional population growth •Increasing Urbanization •Rise in per capita income •Government policy of supplying farm inputs Resource base factor •Fertile soils •Sufficient rainfall •Borders with L. Victoria the largest fresh water lake in Africa and the district is Traversed with major rivers, both the lake and rivers have sizable stocks of aquatic life •All year round sunshine with moderate temperatures To serve the people of wakiso to improve their quality of life Strengthening local competitiveness and enterprise development for sustainable wealth creation, employment and growth into a city status district Agric Investment Opportunities. Setting up a chicken Hatchery •Increased demand for chicken •Increased poultry farming •High demand for one day chicks in rural & urban •Market demand: Farmers •Equipment suppliers: Local, India, south Africa, China •Incentives: agric tools & equipment are duty free on importation. Setting up Mukene fish solar drying machines •Promotion of modern fishing methods increased mukene fish
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