about us
About Us
Welcome to Namisindwa District, one of Uganda’s administrative districts located in the Eastern Region. Established on 1 July 2017, Namisindwa District was carved out of Manafwa District, previously known as “East Bubulo County.” The district was created to improve service delivery, promote local development, and create job opportunities, especially for the youth.
Location and Geography
Namisindwa District is strategically positioned, sharing borders with:
- North: Bududa District
- East and South: Kenya
- Southwest: Tororo District
- West: Manafwa District
The district’s administrative headquarters are located in Bupoto, approximately 40 kilometers (25 miles) southeast of Mbale, the largest city in the sub-region. The district features a hilly terrain, making it prone to soil erosion, especially during the rainy season. Its road network includes the important Bumbobi–Bubulo–Lwakhakha Road, which traverses the district from northwest to southeast, ensuring connectivity and economic activity.
of Uganda’s administrative districts located in the Eastern Region. Established on 1 July 2017, Namisindwa District was carved out of Manafwa District, previously known as “East Bubulo County.” The district was created to improve service delivery, promote local development, and create job opportunities, especially for the youth.
Our Vision
To be a model district that empowers its residents through improved service delivery, sustainable development, and social well-being.
Our Mission
To deliver high-quality services that promote socio-economic development, environmental sustainability, and community resilience through effective governance and strategic partnerships.
Key Focus Areas
- Education: With over 80 schools, Namisindwa District prioritizes educational development to empower future generations.
- Health Services: Enhancing healthcare accessibility through well-equipped facilities and public health programs.
- Infrastructure Development: Maintaining and expanding the district’s road network and public infrastructure to promote growth.
- Agriculture and Livelihoods: Supporting local farmers with agricultural programs aimed at boosting productivity and food security.
- Environmental Conservation: Addressing environmental challenges such as soil erosion through sustainable land management practices.
Governance and Leadership
Namisindwa District operates under a decentralized system, with elected leaders and administrative officers working together to implement policies and ensure transparency in service delivery.
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