On 12th of March 2025, Voices For Labour joined SEATINI UGANDA & other CSOs under the #InvestmentCoreGroup engaged with the uganda Investment Authority’s Investment Promotion team on the critical need to review the Investment Code Act, 2019. As a coalition advocating for investment policy frameworks that promote sustainable and equitable development, we emphasized the importance of aligning the Act with global best practices on sustainability, human rights, and climate action. Our call to action is an urgent review and update of the Investment Code Act to ensure that Uganda remains a competitive and sustainable investment destination, contributing to long-term economic growth, social well-being, and environmental sustainability
Strengthening Protection Through Budget Justice: Reflections from Our High-Level Dialogue on Labour Externalisation Yesterday, 27th February, Voices for Labour convened a high-level multi-stakeholder dialogue bringing together Members of Parliament, civil society organisations, trade unions, and representatives from key government ministries to examine a pressing national issue: the persistent funding gaps affecting labour externalisation and migrant worker protection in Uganda’s National Budget Framework Paper for FY 2026/27. The dialogue was convened against the backdrop of Uganda’s growing labour migration programme and the undeniable contribution migrant workers make to the country’s economy. Yet, as discussions underscored, these economic gains are not sufficiently matched by investments in protection systems. Participants critically analysed the current allocation trends under the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development and reflected on how underfunding continues to un...
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