Industrial Parks
Uganda Investment Authority was tasked to develop 22 Industrial & Business Parks around the Country with an aim of creating more jobs, ease accessibility of land for investments, introduce new research, technologies and skills development as well as boost Uganda’s exports hence increasing Uganda’s revenue base.
The UIA Board in 2017 approved an additional 1 industrial park in Buliisa and 4 regional science and technology industrial parks making a total of 27 industrial parks in total.
The completion of these industrial parks will add value to locally available raw materials thus boosting the agricultural and mineral sectors. There are three Government-owned industrial parks within the Kampala-Mukono region. These include the Kampala Industrial and Business Park (KIBP), Namanve, Luzira Industrial and Bweyogerere Industrial Parks.
Our Goal
Have setup in the Parks
Parks are located across the Country
Combined Coverage
Status of UIA Industrial Parks (2021)
Parks Gallery
Benefits of Industrial Parks
Promote local productivity
Industrial parks support local production which in turn leads to job creation
Reduce Setup costs
Projects in industrial parks have lower set up costs due to shared infrastructure
Economic Development
Industrial parks support industrialisation which leads to economic growth
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The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Project
PROJECT DURATION: 2014 - 2017
The objective of the cooperation was to support UIA’s active role as a stakeholder in promoting the private sector in climate change mitigation activities.
frequently asked questions
UIA is a neutral party which cannot directly recommend individual machinery suppliers. However UIA can in a generic manner point investors to possible suppliers of machinery.
On the other hand, UIA holds government that it can lease to investors. Additionally, UIA has an active Land Registry comprising of vetted privately owned land and frequently guides investors to negotiate with the landlords.
No. Government does not give free land to investors whether domestic or foreign. However, fully subsidized land can be leased to investors in some pre-determined critical areas of the Ugandan economy
The laws of Uganda don’t allow foreigners (self or company) to buy land outright but can lease land up to 99 years. UIA can help licensed investors to obtain leasehold tenure