This study was made possible through the technical and financial assistance of the Global Healthy Advocacy Incubator (GHAI). Implementation was supported by its coalition partners, FIAN-Uganda, the Centre for Food and Adequate Living Rights (CEFROHT), SEATINI, and CONSENT, under the umbrella of the Uganda National CSO Coalition for Front of the Pack Warning Labeling (UNCC-FOPWL).

This document summarizes the introduction and strategic direction of Uganda’s Fourth National Development Plan (NDPIV), the fourth in a series of six plans designed to achieve the goals of Uganda Vision 2040. Context and Challenges The primary objective of Uganda Vision 2040, approved in 2007, is to transform the nation from a peasant to a

1. Declaration on the Right to Development, 1986 Has the state signed (or agreed to implement) the principles and objectives? Yes. Uganda voted in favour of the Declaration in 1986 and again voted in favour of the Commentary on article 1(1) in April 2023. The right to development is also reaffirmed in other instruments Uganda