The Board of Directors of the National Bureau for Non Governmental Organisations
The Bureau has a board of directors as its governing body, appointed by the minister with the approval of cabinet. The board is constituted of a chairperson, vice chair person, two representatives from the Non Governmental Organisations Sector and three other persons who must be citizens of Uganda, and of high moral character with proven integrity. The board has committees and sub committees that may be assigned functions for efficient performance of its functions.
The bureau also has management staff like the executive director, secretary and other staff. The Board members tenure is for only 3 years and are eligible for re election for another term.
Functions of the board include;
- Overseeing implementation of the Bureau’s policies and programmes in the NGO sector.
- Reviewing and approving strategic plans of the bureau.
- Reviewing and approving annual plans and budget of the Bureau.
- Approving annual reports and accounts of the Bureau.
- Establishing and approving rules and procedures for proper financial management and accountability of the Bureau.
- Determining and reviewing structure and staffing levels.
- Appointing staff of the Bureau.
- Establishing and approving rules and procedures for appointment, discipline, termination of services and general personnel matters.
- Determining and reviewing terms and conditions of service of the staff of the bureau.
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Remuneration of the Board members is by Ministry of finance. The board has powers to establish committees and sub committees and delegate them functions for efficient performance of the boards work. Members of these committees may be from within the board itself.
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Staffing Of An NGO And Employment Of Non Citizens In Uganda
Staffing of an NGO and employment of non citizens in Uganda
The law requires every organization to;
The process of clearance requires the organization to forward to the Uganda government through the Ugandan Diplomatic Mission in that country the following for consideration of their suitability to work in Uganda;
(For purposes of use across country such documents must be notarized).
The Board of Directors of the National Bureau for Non Governmental Organisations
The Board of Directors of the National Bureau for Non Governmental Organisations
The Bureau has a board of directors as its governing body, appointed by the minister with the approval of cabinet. The board is constituted of a chairperson, vice chair person, two representatives from the Non Governmental Organisations Sector and three other persons who must be citizens of Uganda, and of high moral character with proven integrity. The board has committees and sub committees that may be assigned functions for efficient performance of its functions.
The bureau also has management staff like the executive director, secretary and other staff. The Board members tenure is for only 3 years and are eligible for re election for another term.
Functions of the board include;
Remuneration of the Board members is by Ministry of finance. The board has powers to establish committees and sub committees and delegate them functions for efficient performance of the boards work. Members of these committees may be from within the board itself.
Special Obligations Of An NGO Operating In Uganda
Special obligations of an NGO operating in Uganda
Section 44 outlines the special obligations of NGO that an organization shall;-
Registration of NGOs
Registration of Non-Governmental Organisations in Uganda
Applications are made to the National Bureau of Non-Governmental Organisations.
This application form is addressed to the Secretary of the Bureau and contains the following;
This form must be accompanied by
Upon compliance with the above requirements, the Bureau then registers the Organization and is issued a certificate of registration as NGO with a registration Name, Number, and date.
Once an organization is registered, it remains so registered unless its registration is canceled, voluntarily deregistered, or if it is wound up.
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