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KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT

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KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT
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Kaberamaido District Local Government
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Private
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2001
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Kaberamaido District Local Government is a statutory political subdivision of the Republic of Uganda, established in 2001 when it was carved out of Soroti District. In July 2019 its Kalaki County was elevated into a separate district, reducing its current administrative footprint to 6 sub-counties, 2 town councils, 24 parishes/wards, and 186 villages/zones in Eastern Uganda (Teso sub-region). It is governed by an elected District Chairperson (Hon. Ekesu Victor Rex) and administered by a Chief Administrative Officer (Mr. Ddamba Henry), supported by an 18-member District Council, and operates under the oversight of the Ministry of Local Government.

Its core offering is the unified delivery of public services to district residents through 7 functional departments: Administration, Education, Health, Human Resources, Planning, Procurement, and Production and Marketing. The primary digital touchpoint is the official portal (kaberamaido.go.ug), an informational website hosted with NITA-U technical support, which publishes news, tenders, job adverts, departmental information, and public documents such as the National Population and Housing Census 2014 district profile and the LLG Performance Assessment FY 2022/23 report. The district also administers national programs (NUSAF 3, Operation Wealth Creation) and is developing the EU-funded Kaberamaido Technical Institute for agro-processing vocational training.

The entity does not operate a commercial revenue model; it is funded through central-government allocations, locally collected taxes, and grants from development partners (EU, UKAid, UNFPA, UNICEF). With 36 disclosed employees, the district functions as a small public administration unit executing mandated services in agriculture, health, education, infrastructure, and community empowerment for its resident population, rather than as a revenue-generating enterprise.

Operating statusenum
Operating
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11–50
akta.pro rankint
HeadquartersKaberamaido, Uganda
HQ citystring
Kaberamaido
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Uganda
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Africa
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices1 record

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Keyword5 values
local government administration, public service delivery, agricultural extension services, community development programs, district health services
NAICS code3 codes
  • Public Administration92
  • Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government Support921
  • Administration of Economic Programs9261
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Public Administration and Local Government Services
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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Others
GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Core offering1 text field

Kaberamaido District Local Government delivers public administration and social-economic services to district residents through its headquarters, sub-county and town council offices, and seven operating departments (Administration, Education, Health, Human Resources, Planning, Procurement, Production and Marketing). It implements national government programs including NUSAF 3 and Operation Wealth Creation, and is developing the Kaberamaido Technical Institute for agricultural vocational training. The official website portal serves as the primary channel for publishing announcements, tenders, job postings, publications, and departmental information to the public.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
Product overview1 text field

Kaberamaido District Local Government operates a unified government services portal offering informational resources, administrative services, and community programs. The primary offering is the district website portal (https://kaberamaido.go.ug/) which provides access to 7 departments (Administration, Human Resources, Planning, Health, Education, Production and Marketing, Procurement), government programs (NUSAF 3, Operation Wealth Creation), publications including census data and performance reports, and opportunities for jobs, tenders, and business investment. Supporting initiatives include the Kaberamaido Technical Institute (under construction with EU support) which will provide agricultural vocational training and serve as a demonstration site. The district serves approximately 2 town councils and 6 sub-counties with various community development initiatives.

Product and service6 records
1Kaberamaido District Website Portal
CategoryGovernment information portal
Description

Official government website serving as an informational portal for Kaberamaido District, providing access to district overview, departments, programs, publications, news, tenders, job opportunities, and service information for residents.

2Kaberamaido Technical Institute
CategoryVocational and technical education
Description

Technical institute under construction with EU grant funding, developing modern agro-processing structures to improve vocational training quality and serve as an agricultural demonstration site.

3Planning Department Services
4Procurement Department Services
5NUSAF 3 (National Urban SAP Structural Adjustment Programme)
6Operation Wealth Creation
Scale indicator1 record

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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierSupportingTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

NITA-U provides technical support to Kaberamaido District Local Government for its website and digital infrastructure. The district website (kaberamaido.go.ug) operates with support from NITA-U.

Recent move8 records

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Peers10 records
1Soroti District Local Government
TypeDirect peer
Description

Parent district from which Kaberamaido was carved in 2001; operates the same set of departments (Administration, Health, Education, Planning, Production, Procurement) for a contiguous Eastern Uganda population. Functionally identical local government structure and donor ecosystem, making it the most direct structural peer.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National-level Ugandan government authority operating the same local-government service-delivery mandate at a vastly larger urban scale. Functions as the upper-bound benchmark for what a Ugandan local government entity can become with greater fiscal and human resources.

3Serere District Local Government
TypeRegional player
Description

Teso sub-region neighbor with an overlapping agricultural and livestock economy, similarly structured district departments, and participation in the same national anti-poverty programs.

4Apac District Local Government
TypeRegional player
Description

Nearby district in Northern Uganda operating the same local government model with comparable headcount, agricultural economy, and reliance on central transfers and development partner funding.

5Dokolo District Local Government
TypeRegional player
Description

Neighboring Northern/Eastern Uganda district of comparable rural scale and administrative structure, sharing donor relationships and central-government funding mechanisms with Kaberamaido.

6Amuria District Local Government
TypeRegional player
Description

Neighboring Teso sub-region district with a comparable agricultural economy, rural population scale, and reliance on central government transfers and donor programs. Operates the same Ugandan district local government administrative model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

New district elevated out of Kaberamaido in July 2019. Operates the same local government service-delivery model on a similarly small rural population in the Teso sub-region, inheriting programs and donor relationships that mirror Kaberamaido's.

TypeRegional player
Description

Adjacent Teso sub-region district with similar agricultural base, donor exposure (NUSAF, Operation Wealth Creation), and administrative scale. Directly comparable as a peer rural Eastern Uganda district government.

9Pallisa District Local Government
TypeRegional player
Description

Eastern Uganda district with similar rural, agriculture-dependent economic base and standard Ugandan local government administrative structure. Comparable in service-delivery scope and donor-program participation.

10Lira District Local Government
TypeRegional player
Description

Larger Eastern Uganda district that operates the same departmental structure and central-government-funded service-delivery model. Useful as a scaled-up peer for benchmarking administrative and program execution.

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KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Public Administration and Local Government Serviceskaberamaido.go.ug

What KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT does

Kaberamaido District Local Government is a statutory political subdivision of the Republic of Uganda, established in 2001 when it was carved out of Soroti District. In July 2019 its Kalaki County was elevated into a separate district, reducing its current administrative footprint to 6 sub-counties, 2 town councils, 24 parishes/wards, and 186 villages/zones in Eastern Uganda (Teso sub-region). It is governed by an elected District Chairperson (Hon. Ekesu Victor Rex) and administered by a Chief Administrative Officer (Mr. Ddamba Henry), supported by an 18-member District Council, and operates under the oversight of the Ministry of Local Government.

Its core offering is the unified delivery of public services to district residents through 7 functional departments: Administration, Education, Health, Human Resources, Planning, Procurement, and Production and Marketing. The primary digital touchpoint is the official portal (kaberamaido.go.ug), an informational website hosted with NITA-U technical support, which publishes news, tenders, job adverts, departmental information, and public documents such as the National Population and Housing Census 2014 district profile and the LLG Performance Assessment FY 2022/23 report. The district also administers national programs (NUSAF 3, Operation Wealth Creation) and is developing the EU-funded Kaberamaido Technical Institute for agro-processing vocational training.

The entity does not operate a commercial revenue model; it is funded through central-government allocations, locally collected taxes, and grants from development partners (EU, UKAid, UNFPA, UNICEF). With 36 disclosed employees, the district functions as a small public administration unit executing mandated services in agriculture, health, education, infrastructure, and community empowerment for its resident population, rather than as a revenue-generating enterprise.

KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT firmographics

Firmographics
Name
KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Legal name
Kaberamaido District Local Government
Website
https://kaberamaido.go.ug
Company type
Private
Founded year
2001
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Where KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Kaberamaido
HQ country
Uganda
HQ region
Africa

Offices1 record

Markets served

KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Others

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels1 record

KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Kaberamaido District Local Government delivers public administration and social-economic services to district residents through its headquarters, sub-county and town council offices, and seven operating departments (Administration, Education, Health, Human Resources, Planning, Procurement, Production and Marketing). It implements national government programs including NUSAF 3 and Operation Wealth Creation, and is developing the Kaberamaido Technical Institute for agricultural vocational training. The official website portal serves as the primary channel for publishing announcements, tenders, job postings, publications, and departmental information to the public.

Product overview

Kaberamaido District Local Government operates a unified government services portal offering informational resources, administrative services, and community programs. The primary offering is the district website portal (https://kaberamaido.go.ug/) which provides access to 7 departments (Administration, Human Resources, Planning, Health, Education, Production and Marketing, Procurement), government programs (NUSAF 3, Operation Wealth Creation), publications including census data and performance reports, and opportunities for jobs, tenders, and business investment. Supporting initiatives include the Kaberamaido Technical Institute (under construction with EU support) which will provide agricultural vocational training and serve as a demonstration site. The district serves approximately 2 town councils and 6 sub-counties with various community development initiatives.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Kaberamaido District Website Portal Official government website serving as an informational portal for Kaberamaido District, providing access to district overview, departments, programs, publications, news, tenders, job opportunities, and service information for residents.
  • Kaberamaido Technical Institute Technical institute under construction with EU grant funding, developing modern agro-processing structures to improve vocational training quality and serve as an agricultural demonstration site.
  • Planning Department Services
  • Procurement Department Services
  • NUSAF 3 (National Urban SAP Structural Adjustment Programme)
  • Operation Wealth Creation

Companies that use KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Customer profile

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT technology and API

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KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • NITA-U (National Information Technology Authority - Uganda)supportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerNITA-U provides technical support to Kaberamaido District Local Government for its website and digital infrastructure. The district website (kaberamaido.go.ug) operates with support from NITA-U.

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights4 records

KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Soroti District Local Government: Parent district from which Kaberamaido was carved in 2001; operates the same set of departments (Administration, Health, Education, Planning, Production, Procurement) for a contiguous Eastern Uganda population. Functionally identical local government structure and donor ecosystem, making it the most direct structural peer.
  • Kalaki District Local Government: New district elevated out of Kaberamaido in July 2019. Operates the same local government service-delivery model on a similarly small rural population in the Teso sub-region, inheriting programs and donor relationships that mirror Kaberamaido's.

Broad incumbents

  • Kampala Capital City Authority: National-level Ugandan government authority operating the same local-government service-delivery mandate at a vastly larger urban scale. Functions as the upper-bound benchmark for what a Ugandan local government entity can become with greater fiscal and human resources.

Regional players

  • Serere District Local Government: Teso sub-region neighbor with an overlapping agricultural and livestock economy, similarly structured district departments, and participation in the same national anti-poverty programs.
  • Apac District Local Government: Nearby district in Northern Uganda operating the same local government model with comparable headcount, agricultural economy, and reliance on central transfers and development partner funding.
  • Dokolo District Local Government: Neighboring Northern/Eastern Uganda district of comparable rural scale and administrative structure, sharing donor relationships and central-government funding mechanisms with Kaberamaido.
  • Amuria District Local Government: Neighboring Teso sub-region district with a comparable agricultural economy, rural population scale, and reliance on central government transfers and donor programs. Operates the same Ugandan district local government administrative model.
  • Katakwi District Local Government: Adjacent Teso sub-region district with similar agricultural base, donor exposure (NUSAF, Operation Wealth Creation), and administrative scale. Directly comparable as a peer rural Eastern Uganda district government.
  • Pallisa District Local Government: Eastern Uganda district with similar rural, agriculture-dependent economic base and standard Ugandan local government administrative structure. Comparable in service-delivery scope and donor-program participation.
  • Lira District Local Government: Larger Eastern Uganda district that operates the same departmental structure and central-government-funded service-delivery model. Useful as a scaled-up peer for benchmarking administrative and program execution.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT social profiles

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Profiles2 records

KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries1 record

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Investors

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KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT

What does KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT do?

Kaberamaido District Local Government delivers public administration and social-economic services to district residents through its headquarters, sub-county and town council offices, and seven operating departments (Administration, Education, Health, Human Resources, Planning, Procurement, Production and Marketing). It implements national government programs including NUSAF 3 and Operation Wealth Creation, and is developing the Kaberamaido Technical Institute for agricultural vocational training. The official website portal serves as the primary channel for publishing announcements, tenders, job postings, publications, and departmental information to the public.

Is KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT a public or private company?

KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT founded?

KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT was founded in 2001. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT based?

KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT is headquartered in Kaberamaido, Uganda, in the Africa region.

Who are KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Soroti District Local Government and Kalaki District Local Government. Kampala Capital City Authority is listed as a broad incumbent. Regional players are Serere District Local Government, Apac District Local Government, Dokolo District Local Government, Amuria District Local Government, Katakwi District Local Government, Pallisa District Local Government and Lira District Local Government.

Does KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT have an API?

No public API is recorded for KABERAMAIDO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT.

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