Dr. Patricia Achan Okiria is the Deputy Inspector General of Government. She is an accomplished Christian lawyer with extensive experience in Human Rights Law, Legislative Drafting, Regulatory Blasting, Corporate Law, Regulatory Compliance and Governance. She holds a Doctorate of Law from the University of Pretoria, South Africa, a Master of Laws Degree from the same university, a Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the Law Development Centre of Uganda and a Bachelor of Laws (Hons) Degree of Makerere University. She is an advocate of the High Court of Uganda, the Vice President of Uganda Christian Lawyers Fraternity, a member Uganda Association of Women Lawyers and a member of the Anglican Youth Fellowship Choir. She has working experience spanning over 20 years in Uganda Human Rights Commission, Directorate for Ethics and Integrity, Ministry of Works and Transport among others. She was instrumental in the development of Human Rights Development Manuals for Uganda Police Force, Uganda Prisons Service and Uganda Peoples' Defence Forces; and was lead counsel before the Commission Tribunal.

The Directorate is headed by Mrs. Rose N. Kafeero, the Secretary to the Inspectorate of Government. The Directorate ensures that there is a conducive work environment for the staff to deliver optimum services to both internal and external clients through provision of support services in the areas of administration and establishment, management of financial resources and manpower development.

The Directorate of Special Investigations is headed by Mr. Polly Muhairwe. The Directorate is responsible for investigating corruption in Central Government with focus on high profile cases involving UGX 500,000,000 and above, and high profile personalities.

The Directorate of Legal Affairs is headed by Ms. Sarah Birungi Kalibbala who is responsible for litigation and prosecution of cases in courts of law in behalf of the Inspectorate of Government. The Directorate is also responsible for managing and coordinating asset recovery as a result of prosecuted cases.

The Directorate is headed by Mr. James Onying Penywii, who is responsible for stimulating public awareness about the values of Constitutionalism and the activities of the Inspectorate of Government through research, education and advocacy, workshops/seminars, radio and TV programmes, articles in the print media and other means the Inspectorate considers appropriate. The Directorate utilises research and collection of evidence based on successful implementation of interventions to drive evidence based advocacy approaches.

The Directorate is headed by Mr. Joram Magezi who is responsible for ensuring that the principles and values of integrity, transparency and accountability among leaders in public institutions as specified in the Leadership Code Act are adhered to by ensuring that the Leaders declare their income, assets and liabilities using the IG Online Declaration System. The Directorate also carries out systemic investigation of Leaders' declarations, investigates cases of impropriety by Leaders and sensitises the public on the Leadership Code of Conduct.

The Directorate is headed by Mr. Kajura Simon Ogwal. The Directorate is responsible for combating corruption in Local Governments of Uganda through: Detection of corruption; Investigation of corruption cases and Arresting suspects. There are currently sixteen regional offices across the country. These are established in Arua, Fort Portal, Gulu, Hoima, Jinja, Kabale, Kampala, Lira, Masaka, Mbale, Mbarara, Moroto, Moyo, Mukono, Soroti and Tororo.

The Directorate is headed by Mr. Stephen Okiror, who is responsible for maintaining rule of law and good governance in public office, through investigation of administrative practices of public officers, conducting systems studies in Ministries, Departments, Agencies and Local Governments to identify long-term solutions that will ensure good governance and rule of law.

The Directorate is headed by Mrs. Annet Twine. The Directorate is responsible for supporting the oversight function of projects implemented by Government of Uganda to ensure there is transparency and accountability, value for money and that the projects are effectively and efficiently implemented.

Mr. Bukenya Robert is the Manager Shared Services. He is responsible for management and delivery of shared services across the entire institution. These include Administration & Logistics, Procurement, Regional Support, Registry.