1st Annual Report on Corruption Trends in Uganda: Using the DTM

This report was prepared with technical guidance from the Economic Policy Research Center – Makerere University. The center ensured the success and institutionalization of the report and supported all the major proposals by the various actors. The report is part of the Data Tracking Mechanism (DTM) initiative which was developed in 2009 to address a growing concern about the lack of credible tools and methods to track corruption in Uganda.

EAACA AGM Resolutions

Report to Parliament January-June 2010

Under Article 231 of the 1995 Uganda Constitution, the Inspectorate of Government (IG) is required to submit to Parliament at least once in every six months, a report on the performance of its functions, making recommendations which the office considers necessary for the efficient performance of public institutions; and to provide any other information that Parliament may require.

Communications and Public Relations Policy

Goal: A well coordinated, effectively managed communication function that is responsive to diverse information needs of the IG staff and the public.

A Communication Strategy 2010 - 2015

This Communication Strategy is in line with the Inspectorate of Government constitutional function, to “stimulate public awareness about the values of constitutionalism in general and the activities of the Inspectorate of Government, in particular through any media and other means considered appropriate by the Inspectorate of Government”.

IG Report to Parliament July-December 2009

Analysis of the complaints received against Government Departments/Institutions during the period July – December 2009 indicate that most complaints received by the Inspectorate of Government were those against District Administrations which were 148 of the total complaints received accounting for 18%. The common nature of complaints against district Administrators include Mismanagement and Misappropriation of public funds/resources, Abuse of office, Embezzlement, Mishandling of tenders and contracts and Property disputes.

Report on the investigation and verification of declarations of income, assets and liabilities of Mr. Nestor Machambi Gasasira, a leader and a principal accountant, Ministry of Health

In accordance with Articles 225 (a) and (d), 230 (2) and (5), 223, 235 and 236 of the constitution and S.3 (2), S.4 (7), S.5, S.6, S.18, S.19, S.23, S.29 and S.30 of the Leadership Code Act, 2002, this office carried out investigations and verification of 2002, 2005 and 2007 declarations of income, assets and liabilities of Mr. Nestor Machumbi Gasasira a leader and a Principal Accountant, Ministry of Health.

IG Report to Parliament January-June 2009

This report covers the activities of the Inspectorate of Government for the period January - June 2009.

Executive Summary For Report On Investigations Into Corruption And Mismanagement Of Kyambogo University TS.123.2007

The Inspectorate of Government received a complaint alleging corruption and mismanagement of Kyambogo University. In particular, it was alleged; That there was complete failure by the University's top management, to implement the merger of the three institutions, namely Uganda Polytechnic (UPK), Institute of Teacher's Education, Kyambogo and Institute for special Education (UNISE), to form a new Kyambogo University and handle integration by staff within the new structure. That there was conflict of interest involving Top Management of the University and characterized by failure to handle the appointment of top management staff members of the University in a transparent manner and in accordance with relevant laws. That there is gross mismanagement of the financial and other resources of the University

The 3rd National Integrity Survey (NIS III)

This report presents results of the third National Integrity Survey (NIS III) for the Inspectorate of Government. The Inspectorate of Government periodically undertakes National Integrity Surveys. The first National Integrity Survey (NIS I) was conducted in 1998 and the second (NIS II) in 2003. The purpose of NIS III was to generate empirical information to help Government, Civil Society, the Private Sector and other stakeholders to improve implementation of strategies aimed to promote good governance and reduce corruption.