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Managing Investment Climate Reform: Case Study of Uganda Telecommunications

This study showcases Uganda’s experience with the reform of the telecommunications sector that has taken place over the last decade. The reform of Uganda’s telecommunications sector has been billed as a more successful one in relation to experiences in other sectoral reforms, which provides motivation for the study. Incentive for the study also arises out of the need to document how the process was undertaken, particularly from the aspects that will inform the understanding of the design, management and implementation of the reform was undertaken. As a study meant to analyze the political economy of investment climate reform, it deals more with the legal, institutional and political nuances that underpinned the reform management process.