Sustainable Private Sector Development - Uganda
The Netherlands supports the growing interest in doing business with Uganda, as part of the transition towards a broader sustainable bilateral relationship. The Sustainable Private Sector Development Program proactively supports bilateral economic cooperation.
A focal point for doing business in Uganda
Image: Urban Greens is a Kampala-based agritech company transforming how food is produced in African cities. Their mission is to revolutionize urban food production by implementing climate-resilient, tech-enabled aquaponics and hydroponics systems.
The embassy is the first point of contact for all Dutch companies and offers updated market advisory information, sector assessments, risk profiles and brokers partnerships. Businesses interested in the Ugandan market shall benefit from the following:
- A strong network of both public and private actors such as the Netherlands-Uganda Trade and Investment Platform (NUTIP). Specifically, for all parties considering doing business in Uganda (and the EA) region.
- An improving local business environment supported by several project interventions across multiple sectors like finance, agro-processing, SME development and female entrepreneurship.
- Business support facilities by Dutch agencies such as Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO), Transforming Trade Together | CBI, Netherlands Development Finance Company (FMO), Invest International and Uganda - PUM among others.
- Participate in business promotion events such as exhibitions and trade missions.
For more information, arrange a personal interview with the economic experts at the embassy network. Contact us through: KAM-EA@minbuza.nl
Day of the Entrepreneur
Image: Enterpreneurs share experiences ©Netherlands Embassy Kampala
Image: Nutip Annual Crane Awards ©Netherlands Embassy Kampala
Every year on the 17th of November, the Embassy celebrates the Day of the Entrepreneur with a networking reception for Dutch-Ugandan entrepreneurs to appreciate their courage and perseverance to create jobs, share knowledge, and support the economy.