Report Overview
03Integrated thinking
Discover how integrated thinking connects our six capitals, stakeholder expectations and decision-making to manage risk, identify opportunities and create sustainable long-term value.
Connected decisions
Integrated thinking
Integrated thinking is embedded throughout the Fund and informs how decisions are made across strategy, governance, risk management, performance and resource allocation.
By considering the interdependencies between our six capitals, stakeholder expectations and the external environment, we are better positioned to identify opportunities, manage risks and create sustainable value over the short, medium and long term.
This holistic approach enables us to strengthen organisational resilience, support responsible investment decisions, enhance member outcomes and contribute to Uganda's sustainable economic development.
Integrated report recognition
The Institute of Certified Public Accountants (ICPAU), the Uganda Securities Exchange (USE), and the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) host the Financial Reporting (FiRe) Awards on an annual basis.
NSSF Uganda received multiple honours at the 2025 Financial Reporting (FiRe) Awards, securing first place in the Parastatals and Government-Backed Enterprises (GBEs) category, the Silver Award for Integrated Reporting, the Corporate Governance Reporting Award, and a Certificate of Recognition for Excellence in Sustainability Reporting. The Fund also won the Regional Category in the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) / Corporate Governance Institute of South Africa (CGISA) awards.
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First place
Parastatals and Government-Backed Enterprises (GBEs) category
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Silver Award
Integrated Reporting
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2025 FiRe Awards
Corporate Governance Reporting Award
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Certificate of Recognition
Excellence in Sustainability Reporting
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JSE / CGISA Awards
Regional Category winner
Governance and assurance
Process to produce our integrated report
Our Board governs the integrated report process, with a dedicated IR Team led by the CFO. Information is gathered from Board and committee meetings, financial data, and non-financial reports.
Drafts undergo rigorous review by a specialised forum before reaching the Executive Committee and Board for approval.
The Audit and Risk Assurance Committee ensures report integrity through internal and external audits, verifying the accuracy of information presented. This includes oversight of work performed by independent service providers.
Ensuring report integrity and credibility
The integrity and credibility of this integrated report are supported through a comprehensive governance, review and assurance process designed to ensure that information is accurate, balanced, reliable and complete. This commitment is achieved through:
Robust systems and controls
that support the collection, validation and verification of financial and non-financial information.
Subject matter expertise
from internal specialists and governance committees.
Independent assurance
over key reporting processes and disclosures through Internal Audit and external assurance providers.
Board oversight
throughout the reporting cycle, including the approval of the reporting methodology, material matters, report scope and final publication.
Board responsibility
Board confirmation and approval
The Board, supported by its committees, accepts responsibility for the integrity of this integrated report and confirms that it fairly presents the Fund's strategy, governance, performance, material matters and outlook.
The Board is satisfied that the report has been prepared in accordance with the principles of the International Integrated Reporting Framework and reflects the Fund's approach to long-term value creation.
The integrated report was approved by the Board on 18 September 2026, including all material events up to the date of approval.
Dr. David Ongong
Chairman, Board of Directors
Patrick Ayota
Managing Director