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Strategic Planning FY 2025/26–2029/30

Uganda·Uganda Retirement Benefits Regulatory Authority·⏱️ 2 min readWire Summary

Theme: Harnessing Retirement Savings for Sustainable Socio-economic Transformation The Uganda Retirement Benefits Regulatory Authority (URBRA) has developed its third Strategic Plan to deepen sector reforms and expand pension coverage, especially among Uganda’s largely informal workforce. This five-year roadmap is aligned with Uganda Vision 2040, NDP IV, and the Sustainable Development Goals. To be an effective regulator of an inclusive, secure and sustainable Retirement Benefits Sector. Promote the stability, security, and good governance of the Retirement Benefits Sector , addressing key retirement needs: Strengthen regulation and supervision URBRA aims to enhance sector oversight, ensure compliance, and protect member interests through a proactive, risk-based regulatory approach. Improve supervisory efficiency and effectiveness Focus is placed on internal process optimization, ICT-driven operations, governance, staff capacity building, and streamlined service delivery. Retirement Benefits Sector Growth : Increased savings and expanded coverage Robust Regulatory & Supervisory Framework : Modernized standards and enforcement Operational Efficiency : Improved service turnaround and resource utilization By FY 2029/30, URBRA targets: 📈 15% annual asset growth 👥 Sector coverage increased to 22% of the labour force 📊 Retirement assets to GDP ratio raised to 17% 🤝 Stakeholder satisfaction improved to 90% These outcomes will be realized through strengthened institutional capacity, legal reforms, digital transformation, and inclusive policy implementation. 3rd 6th Floor Plot 1 Clement Hill Rd. P.O. Box 7561, Kampala Tel: +256 417 304 500 +256 312 324 500 +256 200 513 500 Email: urbra@urbra.go.ug Copyright © 2026 | All Rights Reserved. Uganda Retirement Benefits Regulatory Authority

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