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Meeting the Parliamentary Committee on Education to present CSO position paper on Education MPS FY2025/26

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UGX 72.367 Trillion

Uganda’s Total Budget for FY 2025-26

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UGX 58.09 Trillion

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CSBAG ED, Mr Julius Mukunda signing MOU with the office of the Auditor General

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KEY PROGRAM ALLOCATIONS OVER THE YEARS

KEY BUDGET FACTS

UGX 72.367 Trillion

UGX 11.33 Trillion

UGX 58.09 Trillion

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