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Climate change risks—droughts and floods—threaten these gains, with 80% of poor households facing climate shocks already experiencing income loss. The CCDR proposes four multisector intervention packages (A–D) spanning social protection, resilient agriculture, climate-responsive infrastructure, and planned urbanization, reinforced by whole-of-economy and climate-finance actions to manage poverty, growth, migration, and health impacts.","Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized  \nUganda’s Vision 2040 and Ten-fold Growth Strategy reflect its aim to achieve upper-middle-income country status by 2040.  \nUganda experienced an average 5% annual increase in real GDP between 2011–2024.  \nDuring this period, the main drivers of GDP growth were agriculture and services, such as tourism.  \nClimate change—droughts and floods—threatens the advancements made in Uganda.  \n80%  \nof poor households exposed to climate shocks already experience income loss.  \nThe CCDR recommends 4 multisectoral intervention packages:  \nPACKAGE A: Boost resilience through jobs for youths and services for the poor  \n• Establish a shock-responsive social protection program  \n• Build climate resilient education, health and WASH systems  \n• Skill the workforce for in-demand climate compatible jobs  \nPACKAGE B: Promote resilient and productive agriculture and natural resources management  \n• Expand climate-compatible irrigation  \n• Scale climate-smart inputs; manage soil health; improve livestock systems  \n• Protect natural assets for tourism and carbon sequestration  \n• Invest in wetland and forest restoration  \nPACKAGE C: Develop climate-responsive energy, transport, and digital infrastructures  \n• Increase climate-resilient electricity and digital connectivity  \n• Expand climate-resilient transport infrastructure and logistics  \n• Increase the use of renewable energy  \n• Enable a low-carbon and low-waste digital environment  \nPACKAGE D: Foster planned and climate-positive urbanization  \n• Prepare climate-informed plans, programs, policies, and strategies  \n• Support local government to plan and deliver climate action  \n• Promote ‘green’ buildings  \n• Reform and electrify urban transport systems  \nComplement these packages with whole-of-economy measures such as:  \n• More coordinated climate action  \n• Active stakeholder engagement  \n• Improved early-warning systems for use in disaster response  \n• Updated trade policies to increase market access and leverage \"green\" trade opportunities  \nOperationalize the National Climate Finance Strategy and mobilize climate finance  \n• Integrate climate considerations in budget tagging and public procurement  \n• Expand access to green loans for SME  \n• Establish a contingent credit line for disasters  \n• Activate risk transfer instruments for private sector  \n• Establish a robust carbon market  \n• Facilitate private sector engagement in implementing climate solutions  \nBy 2050 adverse effects of climate change will likely include:  \nUp to 613,200 more people below the poverty line  \nUp to 3.1% drop in real GDP compared to baseline  \nUp to 12 million internal climate migrants  \nIncrease in deaths  \nfrom waterborne diseases and malaria  \nIncrease of USD $14-26 million per year in road repairs from floods","cbCaijbPsirzKLkF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijbPsirzKLkF","pdf",172661,4,1,"English","en",105,"# Uganda’s Development Vision and Growth\n## GDP growth drivers (2011–2024)\n## Climate risks and poverty exposure\n# CCDR Multisector Intervention Packages\n## Package A: Jobs, social protection, education/health/WASH\n## Package B: Resilient agriculture and natural resources\n## Package C: Climate-responsive energy, transport, digital\n## Package D: Climate-positive urbanization\n# Whole-of-Economy and Climate-Finance Actions\n## Coordination, stakeholder engagement, early-warning systems\n## Trade policy and green trade opportunities\n## National climate finance and resource mobilization\n# Long-Term Impacts by 2050","[{\"question\":\"What GDP growth pattern did Uganda experience between 2011 and 2024?\",\"answer\":\"Uganda recorded an average 5% annual increase in real GDP during 2011–2024, with agriculture and services such as tourism as the main drivers.\"},{\"question\":\"How does climate change threaten Uganda’s progress and livelihoods?\",\"answer\":\"Droughts and floods endanger the country’s development gains. 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