Mpigi District Investment Profile
MPIGI DISTRICT INVESTMENT PROFILE
1.1 Vision.
A district where people have access to basic social services and are empowered for sustainable household and community development.
1.2 Mission.
To ensure coordinated service delivery for sustainable socio-economic development of Mpigi district.
1.3 Strategic objectives.
To coordinate the planning and implementation of activities for economy, efficiency and effectiveness. To mobilize the community and resources for effectiveness of the development process.
To coordinate extension services for improved production, household food security and incomes. To ensure access to basic services for health, water and sanitation for improved quality of life.
To ensure quality education services for better quality of life.
To ensure provision and maintenance of basic infrastructure for district development.
To ensure sustainable management of development in the district.
1.4 Location.
Mpigi district is one of the districts of Uganda situated in the central region of the country, often referred to as Buganda region. The district borders with the districts of Wakiso in the North East and East, Mityana in the North, Mubende in the North West, Kalangala and Lake Victoria in the south. Masaka is to the South and South West and Ssembabule to the West. The district lies on the shores of Lake Victoria, the largest fresh water lake on the continent of Africa. The Equator, a natural spectacular phenomena traverses the district at Kayabwe in Nkozi Sub County.
Mpigi district covers an area of 3,714 square km which is about 0.16% of the country size. Out of the total area, 719 sq.km is occupied by water and wetlands. Land area is approximately 2995.94 square kilometers.
1.5Administrative structure.
The district is made up of three counties namely: - Butambala, Gomba and Mawokota. There are 16 sub counties and one urban council, Mpigi town council. It has 118 parishes and 738 villages. The county,
1.1 Vision.
A district where people have access to basic social services and are empowered for sustainable household and community development.
1.2 Mission.
To ensure coordinated service delivery for sustainable socio-economic development of Mpigi district.
1.3 Strategic objectives.
To coordinate the planning and implementation of activities for economy, efficiency and effectiveness. To mobilize the community and resources for effectiveness of the development process.
To coordinate extension services for improved production, household food security and incomes. To ensure access to basic services for health, water and sanitation for improved quality of life.
To ensure quality education services for better quality of life.
To ensure provision and maintenance of basic infrastructure for district development.
To ensure sustainable management of development in the district.
1.4 Location.
Mpigi district is one of the districts of Uganda situated in the central region of the country, often referred to as Buganda region. The district borders with the districts of Wakiso in the North East and East, Mityana in the North, Mubende in the North West, Kalangala and Lake Victoria in the south. Masaka is to the South and South West and Ssembabule to the West. The district lies on the shores of Lake Victoria, the largest fresh water lake on the continent of Africa. The Equator, a natural spectacular phenomena traverses the district at Kayabwe in Nkozi Sub County.
Mpigi district covers an area of 3,714 square km which is about 0.16% of the country size. Out of the total area, 719 sq.km is occupied by water and wetlands. Land area is approximately 2995.94 square kilometers.
1.5Administrative structure.
The district is made up of three counties namely: - Butambala, Gomba and Mawokota. There are 16 sub counties and one urban council, Mpigi town council. It has 118 parishes and 738 villages. The county,