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CAO Rebecca Nabwami · Jinja DistrictScope · District · 168,400 households

GIRA LGOS · Flagship module

Economic Intelligence
Centre

One question, answered every morning: how healthy is my local economy today, and what should I do next? Revenue, enterprise, investment and project impact for Jinja District & Jinja City, reconciled to the general ledger and drawn only from instruments that already exist in law.

FY 2025/26 · Quarter 2 · position reconciled to the IFMS general ledger

District Economic Health Score

69

4 pts

prev qtr 65

National ranking

14 of 146

Band

Strengthening

Composite index

What the score is made of

Six weighted pillars, each traceable to a source system: the revenue ledger, IFMS, the trade register, the physical planning workflow, the contracts register and the community development register.

Own Source Revenue

weight 22%

71

5

Collection efficiency against the approved FY25/26 revenue enhancement plan.

  • Collection efficiency78% of target
  • Arrears ratio19% of billable
  • Register coverage83% of rateable properties

Budget Absorption

weight 15%

64

3

Development budget executed against warrants released under PFMA 2015.

  • Development absorption64% at Q2
  • Procurement cycle42 days average
  • Unspent balancesUGX 4.1B

Enterprise Vitality

weight 18%

76

4

Business register growth, renewal compliance and enterprise survival.

  • Active businesses9,420 on register
  • Renewal compliance74%
  • Net new registrations+612 this FY

Investment Readiness

weight 15%

58

3

Serviced land, utilities, approvals turnaround and pipeline conversion.

  • Serviced industrial land146 ha available
  • Pipeline conversion31% to committed
  • Permit turnaround11.4 days

Project Economic Impact

weight 15%

69

6

Jobs, local procurement and service outcomes generated per shilling spent.

  • Local contractor share58% of contract value
  • Jobs supported4,180 person-months
  • Stalled projects3 of 47

Inclusive Growth

weight 15%

73

3

Women, youth and PDM enterprise participation in the local economy.

  • Women-owned enterprises38% of register
  • Youth enterprises27% of register
  • PDM enterprises performing71% on track

Executive indicators

Twelve numbers a leader must know

Every card carries a target, a forecast, a risk flag and an intelligence note. Open any card for the full drill-down.

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Geospatial navigation

The economic map is the navigation

Drill from the district to the village. Choropleth on any indicator, toggle the asset layers, and open a full dossier for any administrative unit.

district → village · six levels
GIS drill-down11 city / municipality units

Jinja City

82/100

Bugembe Town Council

74/100

Kakira Town Council

71/100

Budondo Sub County

58/100

Buwenge Sub County

61/100

Mafubira Sub County

66/100

Butagaya Sub County

54/100

Busedde Sub County

49/100

Buyengo Sub County

52/100

Kagoma Sub County

57/100

Mpumudde–Kimaka Division

70/100

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MarketsIndustrial areasProjectsInvestment sites

Asset layers

District

Jinja District

One city, one municipality-equivalent urban authority and nine rural sub-counties.

Revenue

UGX 18.42B

Target

UGX 23.60B

Businesses

9,420

Performance

69/100

Projects

47

Population

512,000

Decision queue

What leadership should do this month

The intelligence layer converts the position into a small number of decisions with an owner, a value at stake and a committee route.