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Find official ways to follow policy, submit feedback, report concerns, and participate in public decision-making.

Participation channels

Official channels and service pathways researched from government institutions and public bodies.

Petition

Track bills and understand how laws are made

Parliament of Uganda

Parliament publishes the process of a Bill and bill information so citizens can follow legislative stages and understand when policy issues are before Parliament.

Useful before you start

  • Bill title or number
  • Committee or subject area
  • Your MP or constituency if following up
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Planning

Participate in national development policy forums

National Planning Authority

NPA describes the National Development Policy Forum as a twice-yearly platform for public debate and input on issues linked to Uganda Vision 2040 and National Development Plans.

Useful before you start

  • Policy issue or sector interest
  • Stakeholder organization if applicable
  • Written comments or questions
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Feedback

Submit city feedback and service inquiries

Kampala Capital City Authority

KCCA provides a citizen feedback channel for inquiries and service concerns, alongside phone, SMS, email, and eCitie service contacts.

Useful before you start

  • Contact details
  • Service area or location
  • Message describing the issue
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Complaint

Report corruption or abuse of office

Inspectorate of Government

The Inspectorate of Government is Uganda’s anti-corruption and accountability institution, handling corruption, abuse of office, and related public-sector complaints.

Useful before you start

  • Your contact details if not anonymous
  • Name or office involved
  • Evidence or description of what happened
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Complaint

File a human rights complaint

Uganda Human Rights Commission

UHRC publishes a simplified complaints procedure for citizens seeking to report alleged human rights violations.

Useful before you start

  • Victim details
  • Incident description
  • Location, date, witnesses, or evidence
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Election

Access voter information and voter education

Electoral Commission

The Electoral Commission publishes voter information and voter education resources to support participation in Uganda’s electoral process.

Useful before you start

  • National ID or voter details when checking records
  • Polling station or constituency
  • Election period guidance
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Consultation

Comment on government communication and service delivery

Ministry of ICT and National Guidance

The National Communication Policy emphasizes how public institutions inform, engage, and respond to citizens, and was developed through stakeholder consultation.

Useful before you start

  • Service or communication issue
  • Responsible institution if known
  • Recommendation or feedback
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Feedback

Raise local government service complaints

KCCA / Local Governments

Local service complaints can involve roads, drainage, garbage, permits, markets, and other municipal services handled by city or local government offices.

Useful before you start

  • NID or contact number
  • Location of the issue
  • Photo evidence where available
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Follow policy

Track bills, development plans, and public policy forums before submitting comments.

Report issues

Use official complaint channels for corruption, human rights, local services, and municipal feedback.

Prepare evidence

Clear descriptions, dates, locations, names, and documents help institutions respond faster.