Our Strategy
06Explore how the Fund listens, collaborates and grows together with its stakeholders, building trusted partnerships that improve financial wellbeing, strengthen resilience and create lasting value for members, communities and future generations.
Our journey towards building long-term value that supports members today and future generations is one that no institution can undertake alone. It is a journey built on trust, shared purpose and partnerships that bring people and organisations together to create lasting value.
We have grown alongside our members, employers, employees, regulators, media, partners, suppliers and communities. Each relationship plays an important role in shaping our success, strengthening our resilience and creating opportunities that extend beyond today and into future generations.
During FY2025/26, we continued to deepen these relationships through open dialogue, collaboration and shared accountability. We listened carefully to our stakeholders, responded to their changing needs and worked together to develop practical solutions that improve financial security, strengthen confidence in the Fund and support Uganda's broader socio-economic development.
The value of these relationships extends well beyond financial performance. They strengthen public confidence, encourage innovation, improve resilience and enable the Fund to remain responsive in a rapidly changing environment.
They also create the foundations for shared growth, helping our members to achieve greater financial wellbeing, enabling our partners to contribute to a stronger social security system and supporting Uganda's continued development. Most importantly, these partnerships help us fulfil our purpose of protecting today's savings while creating a stronger foundation for future generations.
Looking ahead, growing together through trusted partnerships remains central to how we create value. Together, we are building a Fund that is financially resilient, socially responsible, environmentally conscious and governed with integrity, a Fund that continues to believe in its members and the future we are creating together.
Our stakeholder engagement is founded on four guiding commitments:
Understanding expectations through continuous dialogue and feedback.
Working alongside stakeholders to co-create practical and sustainable solutions.
Translating engagement into measurable improvements in services, products and experiences.
Building long-term relationships that strengthen financial wellbeing, institutional resilience and national development.
Interest
Members
Potential Members
Employees/staff
Regulators:
Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development
Ministry of Gender Labour and Social Development
Interest
Employers
Trade Unions
Industry Associations
Partners
Media
Funders
Policy Makers:
Parliament
ISSA
Interest
General Public
Communities
Planet
Suppliers
PPDA
Solicitor General
Attorney General
Uganda Revenue Authority (URA)
In accordance with our Stakeholder Management Policy, we identified the following stakeholder groups as most material to NSSF’s day-to day operations. These relationships shape our operating environment and inform how we engage across the value chain to understand the respective priorities, respond to concerns and strengthen mutual value.
Next, we demonstrate our commitment, engagement, and quality of our relationships with key stakeholders through the value we have delivered.
Our relationship with Government and regulators supports NSSF's strategic priorities, protects member interests and contributes to Uganda's national development agenda.
Cyber risk
Information security risk
Regulatory risk
Governance: Strengthen policy, legal, institutional coordination and regulatory frameworks
NSSF Integrated Report 2026
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