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The National Information Technology Authority (NITA-U) conducted the 2022 National Information Technology Survey whose main objective was to ascertain the status of Information Technology in Uganda.
This report presents the findings of the baseline survey on waste from electrical and electronic equipment in Uganda
This study was supported through the World Bank’s Regional Communications Infrastructure Programme (RCIP) that, among other things, intends to review, develop and implement relevant ICT policies, strategies, laws and technical regulatory frameworks to support a modern and vibrant ICT sector in the country
The National Information Technology Authority (NITA-U) , with funding from the government of Uganda, conducted the National Information Technology (IT) Survey 2022 to provide data and information that informs and supports the monitoring of national development policies and international frameworks related to information technology (IT). This third edition of the National IT Survey provides information on a wide range of indicators covering government ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs); local governments (LGs); and households and individuals as well as businesses.
His Excellence Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has officially commissioned the Regional ICT Infrastructure and E-Government Services in Gulu City
President Museveni: ICT is an enabler of the other primary industries, agriculture, among others.
With in the industry, we are introducing the pathogenic economy, making money out of the sickness that we have here by making vaccines.
A unique success story is one by Uganda Martyrs University Fort Portal fully connected to the National Backbone and utilizing broadband services
A success story is one by FortPortal Regional Blood Bank fully connected to the National Backbone and utilizing broadband services #digitizeUg
