Minister Musasizi Urges EPRC to Produce Evidence Based Research to Spur Uganda's Tenfold Growth Agenda

By Wilfred Arinda Nshekantebirwe The Minister of Finance, Hon. Henry Musasizi, has called on the Economic Policy Research Centre [EPRC] to intensify the production of evidence-based economic research to support Uganda's drive towards a $500 billion economy by 2040. Musasizi made the call on Monday during a meeting with the Board and Management of EPRC at the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development offices in Kampala.[MoFPED] He said credible data and analysis are central to guiding government decisions on the country's socio-economic transformation, and that EPRC must align its work with the national development priorities. "Evidence-based research is critical

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WIRE — By Wilfred Arinda Nshekantebirwe The Minister of Finance, Hon. Henry Musasizi, has called on the Economic Policy Research Centre [EPRC] to intensify the production of evidence-based economic research to support Uganda's drive towards a $500 billion economy by 2040. Musasizi made the call on Monday during a meeting with the Board and Management of EPRC at the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development offices in Kampala.[MoFPED] He said credible data and analysis are central to guiding government decisions on the country's socio-economic transformation, and that EPRC must align its work with the national development priorities. "Evidence-based research is critical

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