Uganda GDP marks the improvement in the economic structure. The
economy of Uganda is largely dependent on its agricultural produce. Moreover the deposits of copper and cobalt also generate profit for the economic development of Uganda. The economic betterment of the country is due to the active endeavor of the government as well as the help and support of various countries of the world and international organizations.
The estimated
Uganda GDP or Gross Domestic Product is $52.93 billion The
official exchange rate of Uganda GDP is approximately $8.526 billion. Uganda GDP real growth rate stands at about 5.3%. The
GDP of Uganda per capita is around $1,900. The composition according to the sectors in
Uganda GDP is estimated at 29.4% in agriculture, 22.1% in industry and 48.5% in services.
The labor force of Uganda is about 13.76 million of which 82% is involved in
agriculture, 5% is in industries and 13% is in services. The percentage of population below poverty line is 35%. The distribution of family income-Gini index is about 43. The inflation rate ( consumer prices ) in the Uganda market is 6%.
The gross fixed investment of Uganda is approximately 23.5% of Uganda GDP. The estimated budget of Uganda stands at $1.943 billion in revenues and expenditure is 1.994 billion. The public debt is around 29.3% of
Uganda GDP.
The main agricultural products of Uganda are coffee, tea, cotton, tobacco, cassava, potatoes, corn,millet, pulses, cut flowers, beef,goat meat, milk, poultry. The chief industries of Uganda economy are sugar, brewing, tobacco, cotton textiles, cement, steel production.
