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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.

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

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

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.

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

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 harvest •Market demand: Supermarkets, Schools, Restaurants, individuals & can be exported •Equipment suppliers: Local, India, south Africa, China •Incentives: agric tools & equipment are duty free on importation.

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 Forestry Forestry is of extremely high economic importance to Wakiso District due to its household and small scale uses. The energy sector is characterized by heavy dependence on Bio-Mass resources, which provide more than 90 percent of the Wakiso District total energy needs (Census 2002). Bio- mass is the dominant energy resource for households and small scale industries like brick and tile making and a number of agro-based industries like tea and tobacco curing and fish smoking. The Forestry department during 2013/14 financial year registered 400 tree farmers, conducted 24 forest patrols, maintained 3 district tree nurseries, established 4 new district tree nurseries, and planted 1000 trees along Entebbe road. The department facilitated the formation of Wakiso tree farmers association and also trained farmers.

Natural and planted Forests Wakiso has over twenty government forest reserves with a total area of 6,773 hectares.

Most of the land in the district is mailo (private) land and tree resources are degraded. All the reserve forests have experienced illegal forests activities such as charcoal burning, Encroachment, pit swaying and firewood cutting. These are on commercial basis and have caused deforestation. Pressure on the forest reserves is due to high population density around the forest, abject poverty and a place being very near to main market outlet (Kampala). The most important and abundant element of the forest mosaic is a savannah like community, which consists of a mixture of forest remnant and incoming savannah trees with a grass layer dominated by pennisetum purpureum (elephant grass). It occupies the largest area found in Kyadondo and Busiro.

List of Sub Counties without Health Centre IIIs;

Constituency Sub county/TC/Division

Busiro South 1. Katabi Sub county

Busiro East 2. Wakiso Town Council

3. Namayumba Sub county Busiro North 4. Kakiri Sub county 5. Kireka Division Makindye MC 6. Bunamwaya Division 7. Ndejje Division 8. Massajja Division Entebbe MC 9. Entebbe Division A

List of the 7 (Seven) Health Centre IIIs without maternity wards;

Constituency Sub county/TC/Division Health Center IIIs Busiro North Masuliita TC 1. Kiziba Busiro East Wakiso TC 2. Wakiso Epi-Center Busiro South Kasanje 3. Kasanje Kyaddondo East Nangabo 4. Wattuba Nansana MC Nabweru Division 5. Kawanda and

Busukuma Division 6. Namulonge 7. Nabutiti/Kyambogo

The health Centre IVs that do not each have a Theatre?

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 No. Health Center IVs Constituency Sub county Theatre 1. Buwambo Nansana MC Gombe Division Available and functional 2. Kasangati Kyaddondo .E Nangabo S/c Available and functional 3. Wakiso Busiro East Wakiso T/C Available and functional 4. Namayumba Busiro North Namayumba TC Available and functional 5. Ndejje Makindye MC Ndejje Division Available and functional 6. Kajjansi Busiro South Ssisa S/C Lacks a Theatre Completed, and on-going planned Activities FY 2015/2016  1.Wakiso HC; 2.Busawamanze; 3.Kiziba; 4.Kyengeza; and 5.Kasanje.  Completion of Busii Maternity Ward  Strengthen of routine health services delivery.

Constituency SC/TC/Division Planned Activities Busiro South Ssisa 1. Construction of Operating Theatre at Kajjansi HC IV 2. Construction of Staff Quarters at Kajjansi HC IV Bussi S/C 3. Completion of Bussi Maternity Ward Busiro East Wakiso S/C 4. Renovation of the Wakiso HC III Busiro North Masuliita TC 5. Renovation of the Kiziba HC III Masuliita S/C 6. Renovation of the Busawamanze HCIII 7. Renovation of the Kyengeza HC III Nansana MC Nabweru Division 8. Renovation of the Kasanje HC III Busukuma Division 9. Completion of Sseta Maternity Ward

HEALTH CENTRE IIs TO BE UPGRADED TO H/CIIIs

1. The following H/CIIs are be upgraded to H/CIIIs:  Kitala H/CII in Katabi sub county  NassoloWamala H/CII in Nabweru Division  Zinga H/CII in Bussi sub county  Magogo H/CII in Ssisa sub county  Kireka H/CII in Namugongo Division  Mutundwe H/CII in Bunamwaya Division  Kibujjo H/CII in Namayumbasubcounty  Mutungo H/CII in Ndejje Division

The highlighted Lower Local Governments do not at least have a H/CIII yet the current Policy requires that they should. Zinga H/CII in Bussi Sub County has been recommended for elevation besides Bussi H/CIII due to the nature of the sub county INFORMATION ON ON VILLAGE HEALTH TEAMS (VHTs)  Total number trained in the District 2880 (4VHT members per village)  Total number trained in integrated community case management(ICCM) 1440

EDUCATION SECTOR UPE  Total number of primary schools in the district…………………………….1692  Number of government aided primary schools………………………………..256  Number of private primary schools…………………………………………….1436  Number of community primary schools………………………………………….25.  Total enrolment in UPE schools and private schools in the district… 301886

YEAR NO. OF PUPILS 2011 118,819 2012 116,060 2013 116,440 2014 101,886 2015 101,886 2016 PROJECTION

. Number of UPE schools………..………………………………………………256

. Enrolment after UPE………………………………………………………101,886 . Number of Classrooms……………………………..…………………………2001 . Pupils: Desk ratio………………………………………………………………..4:1. . Pupils: Classroom ratio………………………………………………………..49:1 . Pupils: Latrine ratio……………………………………………………………1:42 . Teachers on Payroll……………………………………………………………2,663 . Pupils: Textbook ratio……………………………………………………………1:8 . Primary completion rate…………………………………………………………30% . Girls enrolment………………………………..……………………………….46,551 . Percentages of girls in primary seven………………54.7%.... and boys…….45%

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 . UPE capitation Grants PLE PERFOMANCE IN 2015 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade Others Total 8431 19328 5689 3638 3612 40698 21.3% 48.8% 14.4% 9.2% 6.3% 100%

Parishes/Wards without UPE Schools in the district

S/NO. Name of Parish SUB COUNTY CONSTITUENCY 1. Kikoko Nansana Municipality Nansana Municipality 2. Wamala Nansana Municipality Nansana Municipality

3. Nakyesanja Nansana Municipality Nansana Municipality 4. Senge Wakiso S/C Busiro East

5. Naluvule Wakiso S/C Busiro East 6 Ggulwe Bussi S/C Busiro South 7 Mpunga Wakiso S/C Busiro East 8 Mutundwe Makindye Municipality Makindye Municipality 9 Namulanda Ssisa S/C Busiro South 10 Nakyerongosa Kakiri Busiro North 11 Lugeye Kakiri Busiro North 12 Bukalango Kakiri Busiro North 13 Bujja Kakiri Busiro North 14 Kikubampanga Kakiri Busiro North 15 Nakabugo Wakiso S/C Busiro East

USE

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  Total number of secondary schools in the district……………………………..55  Number of government aided secondary schools……………………………….26  Number of private secondary schools…………………………………………..…29  Number of community secondary schools………………………………………  Total enrolment in USE schools……………………………………………32,649.  Number of sub-counties without government aided secondary schools……2 These are; 1. Busukuma……………….Division…………… …Nansana …Municipality 2. Nansana…………………..Division……………..….Nansana….…..Municipality . Number USE Schools…………………………………………………………………55 . Total enrolment before US………………………………………….Not Applicable . Enrolment after USE………………………………………………………. …32649 . Number of Classroom………………………………………………………………503 . Teachers on payroll………………………………………………………………1003 . Teacher student ratio………………………………………………………….…1:35 . Teachers not on Pay roll………………………….……………………………… .5

Activities done using funds received in each financial year e.g item, location

The Works done for the last four FYs in their respective18 USE Schools: . Units of new classroom blocks, VIP latrines, Teachers’ houses and furniture were received in FY 2011-2014 in the following schools:

Constituency Sub-county/Division USE/Secondary Schools Nansana MC Nabweru Division Sam Iga Mem. College-Maganjo Gombe Division Buwambo Seed School Mwererwe SSS St. Edward Galamba SS Kira MC Kira Division Kira C/U SSS Kirinya C/U SSS Busiro East Wakiso S/C Kasengejje SSS Mende –Kalema SSS Nsangi Nsangi SSS

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 Makindye MC Ndejje Division Lubugumu Jamia SSS Sub Counties/Town Councils without Government aided Busiro South Kasanaje S/C Jjungo SSS Secondary Schools in the district Katabi S/C Kitala SSS Busiro North Kakiri S/C Balibaseka SSS Nampunge community SS Masuliita S/C Mmanze SSS Masuliita SSS Namyumba S/C Naggulu Seed School Kyaddondo East Nangabo S/C Wampeewo SSS S/NO. SUB COUNTY CONSTITUENCY 1. Busukuma Division Nansana Municipality 2. Nansana Division Nansana Municipality

ACHIVEMENTS IN EDUCATION (2011 – 2015)

Classrooms Block constructed at various Schools in the district

No. Name of school S/C, TCs & Division No. of Class Rooms 1 Bweyogerere C/U P.S Bweyogere Division 3 2 Bweyogerere C/S P.S 4 3 Wampeewo P/S Nangabo S/C 3 4 St. Joseph Katadde P/S 2 5 Namulonge C/U P.S Busukuma Dision 3 6 St. Mark Kakerenge P.S Gombe Division 3 7 Mwererwe C/U P.S 3 8 Nakyessanja P/S Nabweru Division 4 9 Mende –Kalema P.S Wakiso S/C 2 10 Bukasa New Model 2 11 Kasengejje P/S Wakiso T.C 2

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 12 Namusera UMEA P/S 3 13 St. Joseph P.S Maya Nsangi S/C 4 14 Nakikungube P/S Masuliita S/C 7 15 Mmanze P/S 7 16 Gobero Baptist P/S Kakiri S/C 3 17 Katuuso RPC P/S Namayumba S/C 3 18 Bweya Muslim P/S Ssisa S/C 2 Total Schools =18 LLGs =12 60

Latrines constructed at various Schools in the district

No. Name of school Sub counties Constituencies 1. Katiiti Baptist P/S Kakiri S/C 2. Kirugaruga P/S 3. Sentema C/S P/S 4. Gobero Baptist P/S Busiro North 5. Kabaale C/U P/S Masuliita S/C 6. Namayumba C/U P.S Namayumba S/C 7. Bbembe C/S P/S 8. Malangata SDA P/S 9. Katuuso RPC P/S 1. Kazo C/U P/S Nabweru Division 2. Kabonge P/S Busukuma Division 3. Zebidayo Kibuuka P/S Nansana MC 4. Kijjudde P/S 5. Busso Muslim P/S Gombe Division 6. Ssanga P/S 7. Nansana C/S P/S Nansana Division 1. Kabunza P/S Nangabo S/C 2. Gayaza C/U P/S 3. Kasangati Muslim P/S Kyaddondo East 4. Sir.ApolloKaggwa

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 Manyangwa 1. Katulaga P/S Nsangi S/C Busiro East 2. Kikajjo SDA P/S 3. St. Kizito Kisozi P/S 4. Banda C/U P/S Mende S/C 5. Gombe-Kayunga P/S Wakiso T.C 1. Kireka UMEA P/S Bweyogerere Division 2. Kireka C/U P/S Kira MC 3. Kireka Army P/S 4 Nyanama Muslim P/S Bunnamwaya Makindye MC Division 5. Buyege Girls P/S Kasanje S/C Busiro South

Teacher’s houses constructed at various Schools in the district Constituency Local Government Project Description Busiro North Masuliita S/C 1. Teachers’ House at Nakikungube P/S Busiro East Wakiso S/C 2. Teachers’ House at Bukasa Mixed P/S Nsangi S/C 3. Teachers’ House at St. Joseph Maya P/S Busiro South Bussi S/C 4. Teachers’ House at Bussi Modern P/S

Furniture’s supply at various Schools in the district………..

The District procured 1,080 three-seater desks in the past four years.

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE (2011 to 2014) This activity has been carried out periodically using our available equipment and this time round under force account method.

Makindye (Makindye MC) 1. Namasuba – Ndejje – Kitiko road 7.2km Ndejje Division 2. Seguku – Bunamwaya – Road 6.4 km Bunamwaya Division

Busiro North 3. Masulita -Kirolo Road 9.4km Masulita SC 4. Gobero Muguluka- Bembe Road 9km Namayumba SC

Busiro South 5. Kitende - Sekiwunga Road 4.9km Ssisa SC 6. Namugonde Bugiri Road 2.4km Katabi SC 7. Nakusaze Kiwande Gombe road 4km Bussi S/c (labour based road Project)

Nansana MC 8. Gombe – Kungu Buwambo 9km Gombe Division 9. Kiteezi -Kiti –Buwambo 10km Busukuma Division

Busiro East 10. Sentema – Mengo Road 13.5km Wakiso SC

Roads Planned For Tarmacking Item Road Name Length Constituency Remarks 1 Namasuba-Ndejje-Kittiko 9.4km Makindye MC Works started &Ndejje-kibiri 2 Seguku-Kasenge-Buddo 10km Busiro East (Nsagi S/c) Works started 3 Nabweru-Wamala-Jinja- 9.2km Nansana MC Works to

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 Kalori (Nabweru Div.) started 4 Lubowa-Upper Quality 2.2km Makindye MC Works to road started 5 Bunamawya-Mutundwe- 5.4km Makindye MC Works to Kisigula Bunamwaya Div. started 6 Kajjansi-Kawoto-Kitende 0.6km Busiro South(Ssisa) Works started

 Challenges affecting Road Sector. 1. Inadequate Equipment for road Construction 2. Constant break down of existing graders that are now too old 3. Heavy volume of Traffic on District roads that are Earth/gravel thus high rate of deterioration 4. Inadequate funding to upgrading heavily traffic roads to Bituminous Standard 5. Inadequate funding of Community Access roads which serve big Traffic. 6. High level of road reserve encroachments by Local Community. 7. Escalated costs of road construction materials.

SACCOs

There are 111 Active SACCOs in the district and 137 Semi active SACCOs. Membership 80,760 people of which 38,754 Male and 42,006 Female Share Capital Ushs. 4,790,831,640 and the Loan portfolio is Ushs. 15,066,060,416.

CHALLENGES.

a) Challenges at SACCO Level

. Poor savings cultures among the SACO members . Limited operational funds to meet the high costs . Miss trust of the leadership by members . High loan default rates . Miss understanding of the SACCO model of development b) Challenges at Institutional level

. Lack of a Vehicle to effectively support, supervise, regulate and mentor the co-operatives. . Inadequate staffing in the department to cover all SACCOs in regards to technical support.

Indicate Busiro North Constituency The constituency covers the areas of Kakiri Sub county, Kakiri Town Council, Namayumba Sub County, Namayumba Town Council and Masulita Town council and sub county. SACCOs There are 111 Active SACCOs in the district and 137 Semi active SACCOs. Membership 80,760 people of which 38,754 Male and 42,006 Female Share Capital Ushs. 4,790,831,640 and the Loan portfolio is Ushs. 15,066,060,416.

CHALLENGES.

c) Challenges at SACCO Level

d) Challenges at Institutional level

. Lack of a Vehicle to effectively support, supervise, regulate and mentor the co-operatives. . Inadequate staffing in the department to cover all SACCOs in regards to technical support.

PRODUCTION AND MARKETING

The production department comprises the Operation Wealth Creation, Crops, Veterinary, Fisheries and Trade sections. According to the Wakiso District 2014 Population and Housing Census analytical report, only 27% of the households are dependent on subsistence farming as compared to the national figure 68%. Therefore about 58,468 households involved in subsistence agriculture are to be served by the department.

Crops The department conducted various activities to provide agricultural extension and advice aimed at raising House hold incomes and alleviating poverty. Out of the cultivated land in the district (63% of total land area), only 51% is cultivated and according to the Wakiso District Population and Housing Census analytical report thus covering 218,142 households.

During the year 2015; Five (5) banana demonstrations were established and training on banana bacterial wilt was conducted in 6 sub-counties. 9.6 tones of bean seed were provided and the department held an annual review workshop for the production sector. During the year 2015; improved seed of beans and maize was procured for farmers. Eight (8) trainings were held for 160 farmers from seven (7) sub counties on Banana Bacterial Wilt Disease (BBWD). Thirty (30) farmers in Busukuma were trained on the control of Cassava Brown Streak Virus. 4990 banana suckers were supplied to 20 farmers, while 40 farmers to receive heifers were prepared.

Livestock and veterinary services. During 2005, Kakiri Abattoir was completed, 12,000 Heads of cattle were vaccinated against CBPP, 2500

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 Heads of cattle against Foot and Mouth Disease and 1,587 Pets against Rabies. Training was done on small stock management, 15 Cattle traders were licensed and 54 goats were distributed to farmer groups. During 2006, 160 goats were distributed to farmers groups in 7 sub counties, 3000 (three thousand) cattle were vaccinated, 117 permits for livestock movement were issued, 12 cattle traders were licensed, and 4 trainings events were conducted In 2007, vaccinated 4,000 (four thousand) heads of cattle against Foot and Mouth Disease, 1500 pets against rabies, distributed 36 improved goats and 60 pigs, trained 80 farmers, issued 12 movement permits to farmers transferring their animals for breeding purposes. Under the National Meat hygiene and quality campaign, the department received 8 meat inspection kits and stamps

from MAAIF and distributed them to staff in; Entebbe (code 2), Wakiso TC (code 05), Kakiri Subcounty (code 04), Nangabo (code 03), Gombe (code 06), Nsangi (code 07) and Makindye (code 08). The District Veterinary Officer‘s has stamp with code 01. This will greatly help the veterinary officers during meat inspection and the enforcement of laws regarding to meat transportation and handling. Five (5) staffs were trained in meat hygiene and meat quality improvement sponsored by National Livestock Productivity Improvement Project (NLPIP).

Fisheries The fisheries section promotes fish farming, besides regulating capture of fisheries. Only 3 out of 28 operating landing sites have hygienic fish handling facilities. Poor sited/managed fish ponds, along with poor breeds of fish fries are still limiting factors. There is need to improve extension coverage, provide quality fish fry and to control illegal fishing on the lake.

In 2005, 23 Beach Management Units (BMUs) were formed, 6 lake patrols were conducted, 12 Fish Catch Assessment reports were produced, 20 fish farmers were monitored and advised and 3 landing

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 sites were inspected for fish quality. During 2006, 26 BMUs were sensitized, 650 movement permits for fish were issued, 8 lake patrols under regional level were conducted, 48 monitoring visits for BMUs were conducted, and 500 fishing vessels and 4 trucks were licensed.

OPERATION WEALTH CREATION

Gen. (Rtd) Caleb Akandwanaho alias Salim Saleh, Head of Operation Wealth Creation (OWC) pledged to support more youth under the operation wealth creation programmes. Saleh applauded Ugandans for embracing OWC programmes which has positively affected lives of different communities in Wakiso. "You should be organized in groups to receive more farm inputs and have mutual agreements on land issues to avoid jeopardizing the programme," said Saleh. the people of Wakiso were advised to remain accountable to positive programmes rolled out and concentrate on poverty alleviation through embracing innovative agriculture. Ugandans should take advantage of agricultural innovations and procure machinery to make work easier. This will help encourage agricultural mechanization which can tackle poverty in different communities. Hon. Rosemary Seninde, Woman Member of Parliament (MP) for Wakiso district advised residents to lay stronger strategies through embracing agriculture to fight poverty. The youths should remain in organized entrepreneurial groups with proper leadership structures to get quicker help from government.

Youth livelihood beneficiaries PROJECT SUBCOUNTY/TOWN No. Beneficiaries Amount COUNCIL

Masulita Tubebumu Youth Poultry Masulita T.C 15 6,000,000 Project Kanzizã Youth Juice Making Project Masulita T.C 15 7,850,000

Kiziba Masullita Youth Development Masulita T/C 12 5,508,000 Group Masuliita Kamukamu Youth Masulita T/C 15 8,200,000 Development Group Lugungunde Poultry Farmers Youth Masuliita 11 9,995,500 Project Wololo Piggery Farmers Project Masuliita S/C 15 7,640,000 Nakikungube Youth Group Masuliita S/C 11 9,000,000 Animal Traction Youth Project Masuliita S/C 10 9,250,000 Lwemwedde Youth Photo studio Masuliita S/C 10 8,615,000 Wagaba Akwata Empola Youth Poultry Kakiri S/C 15 7,866,000 Project Sentema Zinunula Omunaku Grp Kakiri S/C 15 9,031,000

Gobero Events Management Kakiri S/C 10 8,860,000 Mwera Youth Welding Project Kakiri S/C 10 7,200,000 Naddangira Youth God's Mercy Tailoring Kakiri T.C 15 10,200,000 Project Bukalango Mt. Zion Youth Functional Kakiri T.C 11 10,000,000 Services Project Naddangira Youth Tailoring project Kakiri TC 11 3,200,000

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 Kibujjo Youth Group Namayumba S/C 10 6,000,000 Gangama Poultry Project Namayumba S/C 15 7,000,000 Silver Engineering Services Namayumba TC 15 6,000,000 Namayumba Youth Resource Ctr. Namayumba TC 12 6,000,000 Namayumba Youth Alliance Namayumba TC 12 12,000,000 Malangata Youth Poultry Project Namayumba 12 7,000,000 Colline Beauty Salon Bbembe Namayumba 10 6,460,000 Kiddugala Youth Group Namayumba 15 5,000,000 Ssubi Youth Group Namayumba S/C 11 9,340,000

Kyampisi Youth Group Namayumba TC 12 6,850,000 Nsumbi Youth Knitting and Designing Wakiso S/C 10 7,000,000 Project Munakukaama Youth Project Wakiso 11 8,390,000 Kikaaya Youth Poultry Project Wakiso S/C 10 9,800,000

Kigoma Youth Poultry Project Wakiso 11 9,300,000 Youth Alert Ginger Project Wakiso 15 12,100,000 Kasengejje Hair Dressing Youth Pjt Wakiso T/C 11 5,000,000

Mpunga Carpentry & Joinery Youth Wakiso T/C 11 8,400,000 Project Kisimbiri Welders Youth Project Wakiso T/C 11 10,000,000

Kkona Catering Youth Project Wakiso T/C 10 5,700,000 Mpunga Poultry Youth Project Wakiso T/C 12 5,000,000 Najemba Leather Works Project Wakiso T/C 12 7,000,000 Twekembe Kitemu Central Youth Dev't Nsangi 10 6,000,000 Association Muzinda Youth Development Nsangi 14 8,000,000 Association

Buwali Youth Development Assocn Nsangi 13 8,127,000 Focused Youth Project Nsangi 11 9,000,000

Bulondo Poultry Youth Project Mende S/C 10 10,600,000 Banda Tree Nursery Project Mende S/C 11 8,600,000 Nkoowe Welding Youth Project Mende S/C 14 12,000,000 Namulanda Youth Group Ssisa S/C 14 8,000,000

Bulwanyi Piggery Youth Project Ssisa S/C 15 11,059,600 Nakawuka Piggery Youth Project Ssisa S/C 15 12,000,000 Mirembe Mixed Farmers Group Ssisa S/C 14 8,388,200 Ngogolo Youth Development Grp Ssisa S/C 10 11,500,000 Afro Youth Group Ssisa S/C 11 12,000,000 Buyege Piggery Youth Project Kasanje 10 6,910,000 Twekulakulanye Gayaza Poultry Project Kasanje 15 6,553,500

Tabakamunye Combined Youth Poultry Kasanje 11 6,553,000 Project Tebankiza Youth Project Bussi S/C 15 7,110,000 Kakindu Kisubi Poultry Project Katabi 10 10,030,000 Bugabo Poultry Project Katabi 15 9,750,000 YIAD Poultry Project Bunono Katabi 11 11,161,500 Abaita Ababiri Youth Poultry Prjt Katabi S/C 10 8,036,000 Nalugala Kukiriza Youth Poultry Project Katabi S/C 10 10,000,000

Sitaalale Bupayi Youth Salon Prjt Busukuma 10 5,490,000 Kiwenda Mazima Youth Furniture Busukuma 10 11,250,000 Kiwenda Youth Empowerment Project Busukuma 13 12,380,000

ICT For Youth Employment Busukuma S/C 10 6,980,000

Magango B Youth Snacks Nabweru 15 5,706,100 Maganjo B Candle Youth Project Nabweru 10 8,000,000

Nakyesanja Youth Metal Fabrication Nabweru 15 6,700,000

Ttula Youth Juice Processing Grp Nabweru 10 7,500,000 Kawempe B Youth Bionic designs Nabweru 11 5,500,000 Kyosimba Onaanya Youth Group Nansana T/C 12 11,550,000 Outside Catering Nansana Youth Focus Group Nansana T/C 9 9,000,000

Suzzie School of Beauty & Salon Mgt Nansana T/C 14 9,180,000 Association

Ocheng Youth Alive Bakery Project Nansana T/C 10 9,730,000

Poultry Breeders and Feeds Association Nansana T/C 12 10,608,000

Mwererwe Youth Poultry Project Gombe S/C 15 8,292,000

Nasse Youth Poultry Project Gombe S/C 12 9,954,000

Kitungwa Youth Piggery Project Gombe S/C 12 8,175,000

Kitanda Youth Development Association Gombe 10 1,343,000

Kitoolo RAP City Production Youth Division B 10 12,310,000 Project

Kiwafu Devine Producers Youth Project Entebbe Div "B" 11 10,000,000

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 Nakasamba Success Youth Group Entebbe Div "B" 11 6,400,000 Kigungu Mapera Youth Poultry Project Division B 14 8,000,000

Kingungu Muwanguzi Disability Project Entebbe Div "B" 14 10,400,000

Namate Under Employed Youth Poultry Division A 10 9,000,000 Project Lunnyo Central Youth Association Division A 10 8,835,000 Kitukutwe Poultry Project Kira T/C 14 10,000,000 Kigandazi Tent Manufacturing Project Kira 13 10,560,000

Bulindo Welding and Metal Fabrication Kira 14 8,000,000 Project Big Brother Shoe Making Association Kira 10 8,301,500

Namataba Poultry Project Kira 12 7,710,000 Masajja Youth Allied Association Makindye 10 6,300,000 Bongole Youth Poultry Association Makindye 10 7,000,000 Ngobe Youth Association Makindye 10 9,650,000 Lufuka Leather Works Youth Project Makindye 10 7,000,000

Harambe Youth Initiative Makindye 11 8,800,000 Kinyana Youth Alive Makindye 10 8,000,000 Kazinga Youth Poultry Project (Kroilers) Nangabo 12 8,700,000

Ndazabadde Poultry Project Nangabo 12 11,000,000 Kitetika Youth League Restaurant & Nangabo 12 5,908,000 Outside Catering Bulamu-Kasangati Leather Works Nangabo 11 4,000,000

Manyangwa A Poultry Project Nangabo S/C 14 6,500,000 Gayaza A Unisex Salon Nangabo S/C 13 7,000,000

To serve the people of wakiso to improve their quality of life

Consituency Name of Name of the Community Group Parish Enterprise Amount (Ugshs.) LLG Busiro South Bussi SC Kamu Kamu Development Tebankiza Dairy Cattle 2,000,000 Strengthening local competitiveness and enterprise development for sustainable wealth creation, employment and growth into a city status district Group Vision Development Group Bussi Goat Rearing 1,600,000 Buganga Women’s Group Zzinga Piggery 1,400,000 Busiro Namayumb Kisa kya Maria Development Kanziro Saloon 2,500,000 North a SC Group Tukazane Women’s Group Kyasa Plastic Chairs 2,500,000 Bbembe United Farmers Group Bbembe Threshing 3,000,000 Machine Bivamuntuuyo Development Nakedde Plastic Chairs 2,000,000 Group Busiro South Ssisa Agro Development Group. Ssisa Poultry 2,500,000 Keviina Development Group Bweya Tailoring 3,000,000 Bisoboka Women’s Group Nsaggu Diary 2,500,000 Busiro Masulita SC Waatali Mukama Development Kyengeza Diary 2,000,000 North Group Masulita Organic Farming Bbale Piggery 2,000,000 Initiative Nezikokolima Development Tumbaali Poultry 2,000,000 Group Twezimbe Transformation and Bbale Piggery 2,500,000 Development Group Bunaku Kwekolera Kyengeza Piggery 2,800,000 Development Group Zukuka Tukole Farmers Group Lugungudde Piggery 2,500,000 Busiro East Mende SC Serinya Munno Mukabi Kaliiti Diary 2, 500,000 Development Group Kyalimpa Development Group Bakka Piggery 2,500,000 Mende Tunic Making Group Mmende Tunic Making 1, 500,000 Muno Mukabi Farmers Group Banda Piggery 1,600,000

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 Bumera Tusitukirewamu Group Bakka Goat 1,000,000 Alinyikira Farmers Group Kaliiti Diary 2,500,000 Kyaterekeera Women Group Bakka Goat 1,000,000 Kyadondo Nangabo SC Gyagenda Development Nangabo Poultry 2,000,000 East Association Together for Sucess Wattuba Poultry 2,000,000 Nezikokolima Youth Group Kiteezi Poultry 2,000,000 Tukolerewamu Group Kabubbu Piggery 1,500,000 Busiro Kakiri SC Arise and Shine Group Nampunge Piggery 2,000,000 North Kamuli Women’s Group Kamuli Catering 2,000,000 Mukama Mulungi Go forward Lubbe Catering 2,500,000 Group Ono alya nono alya Farmers Kamuli Poultry 2,600,000 Group Omukisa gwa Mukama Farmers Kikandwa Catering 2,000,000 Group Tukolerewamu Development Lubbe Catering 3,000,000 Group Negwozadde Farmers Group Sentema Piggery 2,500,000 Awakula Enume Mixed Group Nampunge Poultry 2,600,000 Nansana Nabweru SC Wekembe Kawempe Market Maganjo Catering 2,000,000 Municipality Vendors Association Nabweru Fidelity Couple Club Maganjo Plastic Chairs 2,000,000 Jinja Kaloli Citizen Wamala Plastic Chairs 2,000,000 Development Group Kawanda Development Kawanda Plastic Chairs 2,000,000 Cooperative Savings and credit Society Limited. Busiro Masulita SC Basooka Kwavula Kijanangabo Nakikungub Catering 2,200,000

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 North Women’s Group e Bisobooka Development Group Nakikungub Piggery 2,400,520 e Nezikokolima Dairy Farmers Kyengeza Diary 3,000,000 Group Munno Mukabi Development Lugungudde Piggery 2,700,000 Group Kasudde Kolping Cooperative Kyengeza Poultry 2,000,000 Group Busiro East Mende SC Kwagalana Development Group Kaliiti Tree Nursery 3, 000,000 Mukisa Mpewo Mixed Group Kaliiti Piggery 2,200,000 Tusekimu Farmers Group Bakka Catering 1,000,000 Kwegata Gemanyi Mmende Piggery 3,400,000 Development Group Twezimbe Farmers Group Mmende Dairy 3,000,000 Twekolere Youth Namuseera Goat Rearing 1,300,000 Empowerment

By 13/01/2016, Shs 43,055,487 had been repaid back by the beneficiary groups. In the current FY 2015/2016, the District expects to receive five hundred, seventy seven million, two hundred seventy four thousand and ninety five shillings (Shs. 577,274,095). The process of selecting beneficiary groups has already started in the entire District. Challenges of the Program - Beneficiaries especially Youth leaders who do not want to repay back the money are stopping others who are ready to repay hoping that a general pronouncement will be made to exempt all beneficiaries from paying back. - Repayment is still slow especially agricultural related projects. - There have been isolated incidents when project equipment were stolen (Makindye ICT project), the case was reported to the police. - There have been incidences when all birds for a poultry group in Masulita died, the YLP secretariat intervened and reviewed the repayment schedule for this group. - Low spirit of team work among group members.

To serve the people of wakiso to improve their quality of life