The Fund's continued progress in the voluntary savings and informal-sector segments represents a crucial step towards extending social protection to a greater number of Ugandans. We see this not merely as a growth opportunity but as a national priority. Millions of Ugandans remain outside formal social security arrangements, and extending coverage to these groups remains one of the most meaningful ways in which the Fund can contribute to long-term financial resilience and dignity.
Expanding inclusion through governance
The Board remains deeply committed to expanding social security coverage throughout Uganda.
We are equally committed to promoting a stronger culture of saving. Sustainable economic development requires the mobilisation of domestic capital, and NSSF has a key role to play in encouraging long-term savings among working Ugandans. By helping more people save consistently and securely, we strengthen both individual financial wellbeing and national prosperity.
As a leading savings institution, NSSF remains committed to encouraging long-term saving and mobilising domestic capital that can support Uganda's future growth and development. This commitment reflects our belief in people, in partnership and in shared progress. Sustainable wellbeing is achieved not by institutions acting alone, but through collective effort among members, employers, Government, regulators, and communities.