Prefeasibility study approaches for public infrastructure projects
ASIGMA conducted a World Bank-funded prefeasibility study for public infrastructure, using strategic, multi-criteria, and cost-benefit analyses. The study prioritized viable projects with an economic IRR of 22.94%, ensuring efficient use of limited resources while highlighting the economic benefits of infrastructure investment in Uganda’s GKMA region.
Opportunities in Uganda’s mining sector
Overview As Uganda targets to achieve upper middle-income status by 2040, non-fuel minerals have been identified as strategically important in key strategy […]
ASIGMA’s $513m infrastructure prefeasbility project launched
ASIGMA is proud to have played a critical role in the successful launch of the $513m roadwork projects under the Greater Kampala […]
Partnering for Progress: ASIGMA’s Role in the UGX 2.2 trillion GKMA-Urban Infrastructure Initiative
ASIGMA is proud to have played a critical role in the successful launch of the UGX 2.2 trillion roadwork projects under the […]
ASIGMA welcomes Alice Kimani as Head of Strategy Development and Partnerships, Kenya
ASIGMA has appointed Alice Kimani appointed as the new Head of Strategy Development and Partnerships, Kenya. Alice has extensive experience in strategic […]
UG Dev Summit: ASIGMA’s CTO shares insights on cloud technology
At the recent Uganda Developers’ Summit 2024, ASIGMA’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Wilson Kiggundu, joined an expert panel to discuss “Cloud Technology: […]
ASIGMA and AMIR Rwanda explore strategic collaboration opportunities
ASIGMA’s Managing Director, David Nanambi Wakyiku, and Business Development Manager (Rwanda) Caleb Tumusiime held a meeting with Jack Kwikiriza, the Executive Director […]
Key insights from the 2023 finscope study
About the 2023 FinScope Study The 2023 FinScope survey was a demand-side study of access, uptake, usage and perceptions of financial services […]
The race to meet Bank of Uganda’s new capital requirements approaches tail end
Unveiling the Dynamics Behind Uganda’s Regulatory Shift in Banking Capitalisation In 2022, the Bank of Uganda (BOU) proposed increasing the minimum paid-up […]
SAYE Project: Empowering youth in the Busoga region
Addressing Uganda’s youth employment challenge is a major development imperative. Youth are central to unlocking the development potential of the country and […]
Labour productivity – the silver bullet to Uganda’s low-skilled international migration
Labour migration is becoming an increasingly important policy concern within the current geo-political environment. The International Labour Organisation (ILO) estimates that there […]
Driving sustainable economic development: Strengthening expertise through Market Systems Development training
In today’s rapidly changing business environment, sustainable economic development is not just an option but a necessity. Many organisations are embarking on […]