1. 1 Moving to scale Ugandas Experience By Disan Ssozi – Ministry of Water and Environment

2. 2 Uganda: from projects to programme Late 1980s: Multiple donor projects Early 1990s: Consol i dated donor specıfıc programmes 2001: Sector Reforms lead to (i) Sector-Wide Approach to Planning (SWAP) (ii) Decentralised Service Delivery & (iii) Coordination  Sector working group  Sanitation subsector working group  Joınt sector reviews  Districts water and sanitation coordinatıon committees  Uganda Water and Sanitation NGO Network (UWASNET)

3. 3 2004: Sector Preformance Measurement Framework (11 key performance indicators) 2008: Joint Water and Sanitation Sector Programme Support (JWSSPS) Future: Aligned donor support in accordance with Paris Declaration Process: Project support -> basket fundıng -> budget support Uganda: from projects to programme

4. 4 Positive Sector Developments National overview Improved transparency Ownership and leadership by Government Informed strategic decision making by Government Improved collaboration between Government and other sector players

5. 5 Challenges Scaling up pilot projects on innovatıve technologies & approaches is hard in a SWAP environment Inadequate sector finance (barely keepıng up with population increase) Central and local Government capacities Sustainability of existing services