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UFLA is at the forefront of designing and executing financial education programs that target youth, women, civil servants, families, smallholder farmers, religious institutions, SACCOs, and the informal sector. Our tailored financial literacy training programs encompass nine key modules: Growth Mindset, Personal Financial Management, Saving, Investment, Insurance, Debt Management, Retirement Planning, Digital Financial Literacy, and Understanding Supervised Financial Institutions. These modules are critical for promoting financial literacy for wealth creation, personal finance skills, and responsible financial decision-making

The Uganda Financial Literacy Association (UFLA) is the peak umbrella body promoting quality financial education and literacy in Uganda. As a non-profit organization headquartered in Kampala, UFLA serves as a hub for financial literacy trainers, thought leaders, institutions, and stakeholders committed to elevating financial literacy in Uganda. With over 2,400 trained and certified financial literacy professionals, UFLA is a key player in implementing the Strategy for Financial Literacy in Uganda (2019–2024) and the National Financial Inclusion Strategy (2023–2028).

With over 2,400 trained and certified financial literacy professionals, UFLA is a key player in implementing the Strategy for Financial Literacy in Uganda (2019–2024) and the National Financial Inclusion Strategy (2023–2028).

MISSION

" Foster the promotion financial literacy through appropriate training and coordination of Financial Literacy activities"

Strategic Pillars

Our work is grounded in five strategic pillars outlined in the UFLA Strategic Plan 2024–2027:

Mobilization and Support of Financial Literacy Training
Research and Development of Financial Literacy Content
Monitoring and Evaluation of Financial Literacy Activities
Policy Support and Advocacy
Institutional Strengthening and Capacity Development

Through these pillars, UFLA collaborates with government agencies, commercial banks, microfinance institutions, SACCOs, insurance companies, academia, and development partners to foster a financially literate society. We host an Annual Financial Literacy Think Tank Conference, bringing together seasoned financial literacy trainers, regulators, and innovators to co-create new content and assess the impact of financial education in Uganda.

UFLA is a key player in implementing the Strategy for Financial Literacy in Uganda (2019–2024) and the National Financial Inclusion Strategy (2023–2028).

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Projects & Initiatives

Research & Resources

A Milestone for Financial Inclusion in Uganda!

May 28, 2025

It was an honor for the Uganda Financial Literacy Association UFLA team to meet the National Payments Team at the Bank of Uganda , led by Dr Twinemanzi and Mr.Andrew Kaweere.

How do you break through your target market?

May 20, 2025

About 2 years ago, I called Mr. Ayota to introduce the Uganda Financial Literacy Association UFLA to him and seek an appointment with him for further discussion. He was kind enough to ask me to share with him right on that very call.

Congratulations Edton Babu and Nshuti Elve .

April 26, 2025

In line with UFLA’s Financial Sustainability Agenda, I am glad to announce that our principal member Mr. Edton Babu has kindly accepted to be the lead advisor in establishment of the UFLACooperativeBank.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: DISTRICT CHAPTER LEADS

UFLA is expanding its grassroots network to democratise and decentralise financial literacy in line with Uganda Vision 2040. We are recruiting passionate volunteers to establish and coordinate UFLA District Chapters that will champion financial- literacy activities and deepen financial inclusion in their communities.

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