Sub-Saharan Africa » Uganda
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D4D Uganda Top 5 Propositive Analysis |
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| Uganda is an enclave in the center of Africa. The strong disequilibrium between the capital Kampala and the secondary cities must be addressed for the benefit of an efficient and equitable development. The issues to be addressed are diverse. From the provision of basic infrastructure to satisfy basic needs as is the case in Lira, Gulu or Mbarara, to the need to organize and structure the disjointed growth of Kampala, a common coordinated policy must be set in place. Cities Alliance is making a strong effort to contribute to this goal.
Kampala has a peculiar structure of circular hilltop urban units, organized along topography of linearity and the transversality effect of Lake Victoria shoreline and basin. The existing railroad track, which follows and adapts to this topography, can be the backbone of a metropolitan structure. |
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Kampala Acupuncture Chart for metropolitan decision-making |
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| Kampala needs to take quick decisions to address the urgent growth phenomenon. Delay in decision-making will be accountable for the 3 to 9-fold costs of future remedies.
Kampala needs a transport system that will allow for car restrictions, and keep nevertheless the metropolis economic activities efficient and competitive as well as social accessibility equitable. Alternatives have been discussed for decades. Lack of clear vision has resulted in lack of essential decisions. Metro Matrix analysis results in immediate evidence for priorities. Metro-Matrix Mental Map works as an Acupuncture Chart that provides the road map to Kampala Metropolitan necessary evolution into a world-class metropolis. Immediate priorities result in (a) the implementation of an efficient commuter train service, (b) two BRT lines that will complement it and the location of (c) urban and (d) New Towns developments to allocate the annual 150.000 population growth that would require otherwise, without the Metropolitan vision context, the impossible task of building a New Town every year to serve these formidable growth figures. Kampala has the capacity, the means and the will to do it. Metro-Matrix is there to help and provide the framework. |
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Synergies on Metropolitan and Urban strategies |
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Uganda Urban Governance Guidelines |
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Uganda Urban Strategic Acupuncture |
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Work in progress |
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| 13 Ugandan Towns
Triggering transformation through strategic acupuncture projects |
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Final Presentation: Uganda Urban Strategy |
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Arua: Mr. Findru Moses. Physical Planner, Arua Municipal Council |
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Gulu: Ms. Evelyn Mukonyezi. Physical Planner, Gulu Municipal Council. |
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Lira: Mr Omara Geoffrey. Physical Planner, Lira Municipality |
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Moroto: Ms. Lomise Florence. Physical Planner, Moroto Municipal Council |
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Mbale: Mr. Nambafu Fred. Physical Planner, Mbale Municipal Council |
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Tororo: Ms. Nakiyimba Mary Gorret. Physical Planner, Tororo Municipal Council |
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Nansana: |
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| Mr. Kiguli Simon: Physical Planner – Nansana Municipal Council.
Mr. Kawesi Daniel. Town Clerk, Nansana Municipal Council (Administrator) |
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Makindye: Mr Bisirikirwa Matia Lukyamuzi. Physical Planner, Makindye Ssabagabo Municipal Council |
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Masaka: Mr. Kigozi Martin. Physical Planner – Masaka Municipal Council. |
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Mbarara: Ms. Warugaba Carol. Physical Planner, Mbarara Municipal Council |
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Kabale: Ms. Auma Sharon. Physical Planner, Kabale Municipal Council |
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Fort Portal: Mr. Orishaba Elvisi. Civil Engineer/Municipal Engineer – Fort-portal Municipal Council. |
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Hoima: Mr. Muhumuza Geoffrey. Physical Planner, Hoima Municipal Council |
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