Uganda’s Apex Body of the Private Sector
Kampala, Uganda
Joined July 2013
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PSFU calls for stronger food safety systems and smoother regional agricultural trade.
At the FAO workshop in Zanzibar, PSFU highlighted priorities including harmonised regulations, improved trade facilitation, fewer trade barriers, and stronger public-private collaboration.
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PSFU, under the AGILE Project, is building capacity of farmers’ organisations & cooperatives in governance, financial management, climate-smart agriculture, market access & sustainability standards to strengthen agricultural productivity & livelihoods, in Kyegegwa
UGANDA–SOMALIA BUSINESS SUMMIT
@PSF_Uganda has called for stronger trade and investment ties between Uganda and Somalia.
With Somalia’s imports at US$3.4 billion in 2025, opportunities abound for Ugandan tea, coffee, agro-processing, pharmaceuticals and construction materials
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A pleasure to open the 5th Uganda–EU Business Forum alongside Energy Minister @DrMusenero & State Minister of Trade, Gen. @wilson_mbadi. Renewable energy can power factories, add value & create jobs. #TeamEurope brings investment, technology & long-term partnerships. #UEUBF2026
WE Finance Code Uganda stakeholders convened in Kampala today to harmonise the definition of women-led SMEs, strengthening data-driven decision-making and efforts to expand women entrepreneurs’ access to finance.
Uganda–EU Business Forum | Day 2
Day 2 of the Uganda-EU Business Forum is underway at Kampala Serena Hotel, with an interactive exhibition bringing together private sector players & development partners to exchange ideas, explore synergies and unlock business growth.
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@PSF_Uganda is engaging participants, showcasing programmes and exploring opportunities for collaboration. Meanwhile, Business-to-Business (B2B) engagements are connecting local, regional and international businesses to foster partnerships and unlock investment opportunities.
Ms. Claire Schamps, WeWork Programme Manager at @EnabelinUganda, visited the @PSF_Uganda booth at the Uganda–EU Business Forum, where she was received by Mr. @MulongoRonny. The PSFU–Enabel partnership is empowering Uganda’s youth with job-ready skills & pathways to employment
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As part of the Uganda-EU Business Forum, Denmark’s Ambassador to Uganda, H.E. Signe Winding Albjerg, hosted staff from @ugandainvest, @irynerinah, and @hvwaira, who represented the Director General, @mukiza_robert, on a tour of the exhibition pavilion.
The tour showcased Danish technologies, innovative products, and sustainable solutions aligned with Uganda’s green industrialization and economic transformation, alongside organizations offering investment and advisory services.
The Ambassador emphasized the importance of strengthening collaboration with UIA to facilitate Danish investments, connect investors to relevant government services, and unlock new business opportunities in Uganda.
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HAPPENING NOW: The Uganda–EU Business Forum is underway at Kampala Serena Hotel, officially opened on behalf of H.E. Vice President Jessica Alupo by Energy Minister Dr. Monica Musenero.
@PSF_Uganda is represented by Board Vice Chair Ms. @SarahKagingo, with private sector players mobilised by PSFU showcasing innovations, especially in renewable energy, to unlock investment and partnerships for Uganda’s green economy. #UEUBF26
Yesterday, @PSF_Uganda management joined the Minister of Gender, Labour and Social Development - Hon. @Tumukunde_ and nine participating financial institutions to review @UgGrowproject progress, address implementation challenges and strengthen support for women entrepreneurs.
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The GROW Project has launched 10-day technical skills training for about 400 women entrepreneurs from Rubanda at UNITE, Kabale Campus. Participants will gain practical vocational and business skills to grow their enterprises and build sustainable livelihoods. #GROW
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The GROW Project will soon launch the Business plan competition grants for women entrepreneurs in Male dominated sectors, Agro-processing, Tourism, manufacturing, Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, ICT and creative Arts. Look out for the advert soon.
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Hon. Jacqueline Mbabazi, Minister of State for Gender, Labour and Social Development, Elderly Affairs, encouraged women entrepreneurs in Kigezi to embrace all GROW Project interventions to expand their businesses and improve their livelihoods. #GROWProject #WomenEntrepreneurs
The @UgGrowproject, in partnership with the @Mglsd_UG and @PSF_Uganda, is hosting a regional forum for women entrepreneurs in Kigezi sun-region, at NTC Kabale. The forum is graced by Hon. @henrymusasizi1, Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development,
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Dr Ruth Aisha Biyinzika, GROW Project Coordinator- PSFU, thanked Kigezi Women Councils for mobilising women and urged women entrepreneurs to embrace the GROW interventions to grow their businesses. She described GROW’s 10% annual loan rate as the lowest on the market.#GROWProject
