Uganda’s Electronic Investors Protection Portal Wins African Innovation Award
This award is dedicated to His Excellency Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, whose strategic foresight and guidance were instrumental in the creation of the EIPP
The Electronic Investors Protection Portal (EIPP) has won a special award at the African Association for Public Administration and Management (AAPAM) annual awards, recognizing its significant contribution to addressing Africa’s developmental needs.
The announcement was made by Col. Edith Nakalema, Head of the State House Investors Protection Unit, who praised the portal’s role in fostering an enabling environment for investors.
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“This award is dedicated to His Excellency Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, whose strategic foresight and guidance were instrumental in the creation of the EIPP,” Nakalema stated.
The EIPP, a digital platform designed to streamline investor services and provide protection against challenges such as fraud and bureaucratic delays, stood out among nominees from across the continent for its innovative approach to addressing investment hurdles in Africa.
The award was presented by Dr. John Nakabago, President of AAPAM, alongside the association’s jury, during a ceremony that celebrated innovative contributions to Africa’s development.
Nakalema extended her gratitude to the technical team from the National Information Technology Authority Uganda (NITA-U) for their support in developing and implementing the portal.
“This victory underscores our continued commitment to fostering an enabling environment for all investors,” she said.
She added that the portal’s success reflects Uganda's dedication to creating investor-friendly policies and systems.
The EIPP aligns with President Museveni’s broader vision of positioning Uganda as a competitive investment destination.
It simplifies processes for investors, enhances transparency, and provides a platform for addressing disputes, thereby boosting investor confidence.
The recognition by AAPAM places Uganda at the forefront of digital innovation in public administration, highlighting the country’s efforts to leverage technology for economic growth and investment facilitation.
