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STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS SLIPPLEMENT No. 6 22nd February, 2fi)5 STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS ST'PPLEMEIYT to Th. Ugatda Goze,tc No. l0 Volume XCV dared 22nd February, 2A05. Prirted by UPPC, Enrebbc, by Odrr of thc Govemmenr. STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS. ZD5 No.9. The Stamps @xemption from Stamp DuB) G,ease of Property and Assets to Umeme Limited) Instrument, 2005. ( Under section I0 of the Stamps Act, Cap. 342) IN EXERcISE of the powers confe[ed on the Minister n sponsible finance section 10 Stamps for by of the Act, this C+.342. I'.strument is made this 7th day of February, 200j. l. This Instrument may be cited as the Stamps (Exemption 1u" from Stamp Duty) (Lease of Property and Assets to Umeme Limited) Instrument, 2005. 2. The stamp duty chargeable under section 2 of the Act Exemption of slamp on all the property and assets assigned and leased rcspectively to duty. Umeme Limited under concession from Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited and specifted in the Schedule to this Instrument, is remitted. SCHEDULE PART I_LEASED ASSETS PROPERTY IdNo.,tra Difrit hwrt I. 5 PILKINGION ROAI) KAMPALq, DISTRJCT OFFICE Z gQUEENS WAY KAMPAIA STJBSU(IION 3, NAIJANANKUMBIPLOTIO9 KAMPAIA srrBsri{lloN 4. M20 SHIITIOM ROAD KAMPAIA S[,IBSTAIION 5. 2 KITANIEROAD KAMPAI-A STJBSIATK)N 6. (PIITAT MINDA) BBI.'YE KIGWA, KYADoNDo BrcCK 0{6 O25 ACRE KAMPAIA SUBSLi(IION 4t ?. PI{IT AT KISIrcU KAMPAI.A SUBSTAIION t. 9BA SEVENTH STREET KAMPALA ST'BSTATION 9. 2iA PHII-iP RO{D LRIr' 593 F9 KAMPALA SUBSTATION l0 35 FIFIH STREETO.OO2 ACRE KAMPALA SUBSIATION lt. M74 SlxNI STREET OO2 ACRE KAMPAI.A SUBSTATION 12. M434 RUSSEL ROAD KAMPALA SUBSTAIION t3 5A @LVILLE S.TEET KAMPALA SUBSIATION t4. M3 BUTABIKA HOSPITAL KAMPAIA STJBSIATION t5 Pl.oT xtn AIPoILrO KAC,GWA ROAD 0.01 AcREs KAMPALA SI.JBSIAIION t6- PIIIT 8 MBUYA LRV 2t9 F.T) KAMPAIA SUBSIATION 11, OLD DEWINION LRV 54I F9 KAMPAIA SUBSTANON It. PTIIT M3 AT NAKAWA KAMPAI.A SUBSIATION 19. PLOT 5C THIRD STREET LUCioC,o KAMPAI-A YARD SIORE fr. PI.OT I37, MUYENGA FRV MI KAMPAI-A vHF STATON 21. 26 KAMPALA ROAD FRV 369 F22 KAMPAIA DISTR]CT OFFICE 2.2. gS AT MILE I35 EBBEKAMPALA ROAD NE{R KISTJBI FRV 2OI F' ENTEBBE SUBSIANON 21. ,TY45 BERKIAY ROAD FRV 205 FI5 ENTEBBE suBsufioN u. KNANSI FII\V 2OI F/ ENTEBBE SUBSTATION 25. BOMBO BLK 29 PTI'T MI I BOMBO LAND ONTY . 3264 BURTJLI ROAD BOMBO SUBSTATION 12 KAI-{GAI"C, ROAD BOMBO BOMBO DISTRJCT OFFICE 24. KAWANDA Pl.oT BOMBO SUBSIATION a. LUGAZ PT.oT I I KAMPATA ROAD LUGAzl DISTR.ICT OFFICE 30. KAWANGA ESTAIE MUKONO PIJOT MUKONO SUBSTATION i'. 31. PLOT % .IO2 KAMPATA ROAD MUKONO DISTRICT OFFICE 32 39 MITYANA ROAD MtrYANA DISTRJCT OFFICE 33. P1JOT 5 NDIBULINGI BLOO( 131 MITYANA VHF RADIO STN 3J. P,.rOT 5 KIWESA 0612 ACRE MITYANA SUBSIATION 35. 8 BUSUN'U BUSUNru SUBSIATION . 30 KAMPATA ROAD MASAKA DISTRJCT OFFICE 37. BI,LUMA Pl,oT O(B HECTARES MASAKA SUBSIAIION 38. PI,oT 29 BWAIA HILL ROAD MASAKA VHF RADIO STN 9. PTJOT Af WABICAL NAKASONC,OTA SUBSIAIION 4. PLTOTS AT BUKOLOIO KAYUNCA SUBSD{TION 4t. lvl3l MUBENDE 0.153 HECTARES MUBENDE SUBSIATION a. KIBUBI.A GINNERY SINC,O MUBENDE 43. KATERA SINCO LRV 653 F6 MUBENDE vHF STAIION 44. 68 LRV 457 F/ NABUSANKE NABUSANKE SUBSTATION 45. Pl.rOT I BTOCK 54 KYAC'GWE NAKIFUMA SUBSTATION 5 4. KAYEN'E I,32 ACRES KAYENJE T SUBSIATION 47. I.YI6 OBOJA ROAD FRV 2OI F2 JINJA DISTRJCT OFFICE ,|8. MI I JINJA BUTEMBE BTJNYA FRV 22I FzI JINJA SUBSTATION 49. MAGAMAGA P1OT NLRV t6I FI2 JINJA SUBSTATION 50. M72 JINJA JINJA SUBSTATION 5t. J INJA MWIRI LRV 6tE F5 JINJA VEIF SD{IION 52. ]G32 KISAT{RIRA T-ANE ICANOA SUBSTAIION 53. IO9 OLD I!Ir{RI(ET STREET ICANCA DISTRJM OFF|CE 54. Pl{'T I, NAR,dNBHAI ROAD !CANCA 55. Pl.rOT I l3A. MAIN STREET, ICANGA 56. ICANCA LRV 595 FI? IGANCA !v'HF STATION 57. CRANT STREET BUGIRI SUBS'TATION 5t. M. I. BUGIRJ BUGIRI SUBS}IIION 59. PLOT I.? BUSEMBATIA FRV M5 FIt BUSEMBATIA SI,JBSIATION @. 2 ZIBINDo KAIIRO SUBSTA-TION 61. t-5 KA10t0 ROAD KAMULI DISTRICT OFFICE 62. 2 I & 293I COMMERCI,AL ROAD KAMULI strBsrAltoN 42 63 IKI.IKI SUBSTATION BI,JI.ANGIRA SI.JBSTAIION a. NAGONOERA SITE MGONGERA SI'BSTATON 65. MI SI-'PA NEAR PALLISA PALUSA SUBSIATION 66. TORORO PI-OT M39 VOL. t59 FL l7 TORORO IAND ONLY 67. R(rcK SI]AtrION, BUSTA ROAD T)RORO SUSSTATION 6t IA & IB BAZ{AR STREET TORORO SUBSDATION @. TORORO FR!r' fr FI2 TORORO VHF STATION m. 92I AMBER STREET MBALE YARDSTORE 11. MI BUWAIASI FRV MI FX) MBALE SUASTATON BUB[[,o StrE MBALE SUBSIA11ON 73. C,iIIIEDRAL AV- FMLRY ORMSBY AV MBALE DISTRICT OFFICE 74. I4YI,t' TORORO ROAD MBALE SI.,IBST'{TION 15. ruOT NO. 5 MWANYI ROAD MBALE suBsriqnoN 76. BIJIANGIRA (BIJDAXA BUWERE) MBALE ST,,BSTAIION n. E- T M[ BUSIA FR!r' 2M FI BUSI,A strBsflfloN 7t. ME KAICIIORWA KAFCHORWA SI.,BSIIAIION 19. SrS SITE, KUMI KTJMI strBsnaTtoN 80. 2" SOLOT AV FR\r' 370 F6 SOROTI DISTRICT OFFICE 8t. SEiRERE STTE FRV 2OI FZ} soRon stJBsUfioN t2 PI'N 76E6 ALTABU ROAD SORON soRon ST'BSTAIION E3. soRoTl FRV 223 F I soRon VHF STATION E4. I KAIAKI KAIAKI SIJBSTATION t5. LIRA Pl.oT 2I JUBA ROAD LIRA IAND ONLY t,i;. SPINNINC MILL ROAD. LIRA SI,JBSIIIION n. I MARTZI ROAD LIRA DISTRICT OFFICE 86. URA NGETTA LRV 536 F],I LIRA vHF SI'{IION t9. PLr0t 2t CULU STREET GULU DETRrcTOFFICE m PTOT 9+%.ANDREA OIAL ROAD GTJLU SIJBSIATION 9t. PI,OT 3.5 MURONI ROAD GTJLU CIJLU YARf,YSTORE 92. 8 I PAGER CRESCENT O,E,$ rcRES LRV722 F20 I(ITGTJM SUBSDflON . H- T NEAR MASINDI (KIRYANGA) I .3 ACRES MASINDI SUBSTATION 94. PLOT I 8 PART OF PI-oT 2 BUTIABA ROAD MASINDI DISTRICT OFFICE 95. IO MAIN STREET HOIMA DISTRICT OFFICE 96. M7 HOIMA 0,92 ACRES ' T()IMA SUBSTATION 97 HOIMA BUGAHYA LRV 5t4 F7 HOIMA !,ItF SflmoN %. I7 KARACI{I (RUKIDD STREET F$r' AE FI2 FOKTPOKTAL DISTRICT OFTICE I Mlo FoRt PoRTAL (KTTUMEA) LRV 528 Ft6 rcRTPORTAL SUBSTAI'ION tm. RUCOMBE SUBSIATION MRTPORTAL SUBSTATON t0l. FORT POKTAL LR!r' 53t FI6 FORTFORIAL VHF STAIION t02. PI.I'T 14IITARCARIIA ROAD LRV 739 F25 KASESE DISTRIM OFFICE t03. I4&I5O KILEMBE RD LRV 54I] FI KASESE SUBSDIIION l01. KASESE NKENDA LRV FI9 KASESE VHF STAION 105. 26 HIGH STREET '44 MBARARA DISTRICT OFrICE t(b. Pt,T M2I MBARARA MBARARA SUBSTATION ta. 63,l4t 2 t0 BL.trK 5 R(XUNCTRT RUKIJNGIRI DISTzuCT OFFICE lG. PLOT t KINYASANO ROAD RUKIJNGIRI DISTRICT OFFICE l@. IZI KABAI.E ROAD LRV 5,{4 Ft KABALE SUBSIAT'IOI{ r 10. MAZIBA @RGE FVR232 F2,I KABALE SLtsSIATION l. ruOT AT }.TYERERE AVMUIAMBUKA ROAD KABALE SUtsSTI{NON lL2. 35 MLI]ANDA ROAD KISORO DISTRICT OFFICE ll3- ISHAXA IS}IAXA SUBSIATION 43 PART tr-+USHENT'I ASSETS Overtead lines Itan Ihtctipliod on Ur. noua Roau Lngth (h) a 33kv lltv LV Kaslglyi to Kash€trsh.m md Murara/K.abira 45.3 rE.9 2. Kwcizoba Yia Bugoogi to Kitagata 20.5 3 Rutu!8iri b Nyata$/cme 5.8 ,l.l Tlansformers Dctc.ifiiot of Trzrstoilra (rUA) Itcm Dctcti ion oI lib. Rou. Uotbg. 33 LVILV Kashcoyi to Krshenshcro aDd MutarE/Kabira 50 t00 200 315 2. Kw.izoba via Bugongi to Kitagata t 2 3 Rukuogiri to Nyakagyeme I I a PART trI--ORDERED PROPERTY 52 Honda )(L 125 motorcycles as ordered in rhe contract dated l5th September 2003 between Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Ltd and Ostergaard Supply T.A PART IV-MOVEABLE PRDPERTY L Furniture and Fitting 2. Computers and Peripherals 3. Communication Equipment 4. Vehicles and Moveable Plant 5. Tools and Equipment 6. Offrce Machines and Equipment 7. Other Leased Assets MWESIGWA.RUKI,JTANA, Minister of State for F nnce, Planning & Economic Developmznt also Holding the ponfolio of Minister of Finance, Planning & Economic Development. 44.
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    1. Introduction 1.1 Background to the Case Study This report presents a case study on bicycles, women and rural transport in Uganda. It is the result of field work carried out in the Mbale and Tororo districts of eastern Uganda during a three-week visit in September 1991. The case study forms part of the Rural Travel and Transport Project (RTTP) of the World Bank- financed Sub-Saharan Africa Transport Program (SSATP), a major research program covering transport in SSA. One aspect of this program is the RTTP, which is designed to focus on transport at the level where it has the most direct influence on economic (particularly agricultural) and social development in rural areas of SSA. One of the key aims of the RTTP is to recommend approaches to the improvement of rural transport services, and to the adoption of intermediate technologies to increase personal mobility and agricultural production. This research is being conducted through Village-Level Transport and Travel Surveys (VLTTS) and related case studies. The World Bank has commissioned the International Labor Organization, in collaboration with I.T. Transport, to execute the VLTTS and the related case studies under the RTTP. 1.2 General Objectives of the Case Study The objective of the case study is to investigate two key aspects of rural mobility and accessibility focusing on: (i) The role of intermediate means of transport (IMT) in improving mobility, and the institutional and implementation policy requirements necessary for developing the use of IMT; and (ii) The role of transport in women's daily lives, - given that a major part of the transport burden falls on women in addition to their substantial agricultural and domestic responsibilities, and the impact of improvements in mobility and accessibility upon women.
  • Performance Measurement and Improvement at FINCA Uganda Aaron Cowans SIT Study Abroad

    Performance Measurement and Improvement at FINCA Uganda Aaron Cowans SIT Study Abroad

    SIT Graduate Institute/SIT Study Abroad SIT Digital Collections Independent Study Project (ISP) Collection SIT Study Abroad Fall 2011 Performance Measurement and Improvement at FINCA Uganda Aaron Cowans SIT Study Abroad Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcollections.sit.edu/isp_collection Part of the Business Administration, Management, and Operations Commons, Finance and Financial Management Commons, and the International Business Commons Recommended Citation Cowans, Aaron, "Performance Measurement and Improvement at FINCA Uganda" (2011). Independent Study Project (ISP) Collection. 1226. https://digitalcollections.sit.edu/isp_collection/1226 This Unpublished Paper is brought to you for free and open access by the SIT Study Abroad at SIT Digital Collections. It has been accepted for inclusion in Independent Study Project (ISP) Collection by an authorized administrator of SIT Digital Collections. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Performance Measurement and Improvement at FINCA Uganda Aaron Cowans SIT Uganda: Microfinance and Entrepreneurship Academic Advisor: Godfrey Byekwaso Academic Director: Martha Wandera Fall 2011 Dedication This work is dedicated to my family in America and the amazing people I have met here in Uganda, who have all helped me throughout my journey. 2 Acknowledgements While so many people helped me along my way, I want to acknowledge the following people in particular who were instrumental to my experience here. Martha Wandera, Helen Lwemamu and the rest of the SIT staff for putting together such a fantastic program. I have learned so much here and made memories which will last a lifetime. This was all possible because of your constant hard work and dedication. All of the staff at FINCA Uganda and FINCA International who so graciously hosted me as an intern and supported me through the duration of my internship.