
Background & Context
The Public Financial Resource Centre (PFRC) provided technical assistance to the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) to strengthen data governance. The intervention improved data management and quality across the tax data lifecycle, supporting URA’s transition to a more data-centric organisation and, over time, contributing to increased domestic revenue mobilisation in Uganda; critical for maintaining macroeconomic stability.
The support complemented a wider package of UK assistance on tax issues, including HMRC’s long-standing partnership with URA and TaxDev support to the Tax Policy Department (TPD).
Key Counterparts
Objective
The objective of the intervention was to strengthen the Uganda Revenue Authority’s (URA) data governance and management systems by addressing identified gaps in frameworks and practices.
Approach & Scope of Support
PFRC delivered the intervention through an embedded and collaborative delivery model, combining practical coaching, applied training sessions, and the development of operational tools and guidance materials.
The scope of support included:
The intervention was delivered in close coordination with URA counterparts, with an emphasis on practical application, knowledge transfer, and alignment with existing institutional processes and priorities.
Outcomes
The intervention contributed to
URA now has the frameworks, tools, skills, and roadmap required to operationalise and sustain data governance independently.