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“The findings are an eye-opener.” Patrick Joram Mugisha observes on the Resilience & Survivability Survey II & how evidence can shape more practical conversations on #MSME growth, policy & business support in Uganda.
Listen to his reflections: https://youtu.be/RsHluH5GPMk
On 21st May 2026, MSC met with the Council of Governors to explore practical support for counties across #climateresilience, #digitaltransformation, #publicfinance, & #datasystems. Counties need scalable solutions that strengthen service delivery and build long-term resilience.
#Women & #youth show strong innovation potential. Yet, many still face lower credit approval rates in Uganda. Patrick Joram Mugisha reflects on the structural barriers behind this gap in a conversation under the @MastercardFdn MSE Recovery Fund.
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Patrick Joram Mugisha discusses informality, financing gaps, & why #MSMESupport systems must reflect how small businesses operate in Uganda. The conversation features insights from the @MastercardFdn MSE Recovery Fund.
Listen here: https://youtu.be/WZ-Arfnf764
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What matters more for #Uganda’s #MSMEs: Loan size or loan flexibility? Findings from the Resilience &Survivability Survey II, under the @MastercardFdn MSE Recovery Fund with @fsduganda & @MicroSave, show why flexibility matters as much as size.
Find out: https://tinyurl.com/3296wrbd
Financial inclusion is expanding, but not always equitably. Many systems fail to address the needs of PwDs. Join our upcoming webinar on 10th June 2026 to explore practical solutions that turn intention into implementation.
Register here: https://tinyurl.com/GenderDisability
Uganda’s #MSEs have proven that they can survive shocks. Issa Sekitto of the Kampala City Traders Association & Lois Eva Adongo of MSC discuss what can help them grow. The discussion draws on Uganda’s MSE Recovery Fund supported by @MastercardFdn.
Tune in: https://youtu.be/mnmkljR3pGI
Access to #credit may help stabilize #MSEs, but growth goes beyond finance. Noah Owomugisha of aBi Finance & Cindy Wabunoha of MSC discuss findings from the Resilience & Survivability Survey II by the @MastercardFdn MSE Recovery Fund.
Listen here: https://youtu.be/6-DFv25o4uw
For many MSMEs in #Uganda, survival does not always mean growth. The Resilience &Survivability Survey II by the @MastercardFdn explores how recovery finance, #DigitalAdoption, & enterprise support strengthen resilience.
See insights: https://www.microsave.net/2026/05/20/how-have-ugandas-micro-and-small-enterprises-recovered-adapted-and-grown-after-covid-19/
What is the biggest barrier to inclusive financial services today?
Insights from the Resilience and Survivability Survey II by the @MastercardFdn MSE Recovery Fund show that #MSE support must go beyond classroom training. Noah Owomugisha of aBi Finance & Cindy Wabunoha of MSC explore what drives long-term growth.
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Access to #credit may help stabilize #MSEs, but growth goes beyond finance. Noah Owomugisha of aBi Finance & Cindy Wabunoha of MSC discuss findings from the Resilience & Survivability Survey II by the @MastercardFdn MSE Recovery Fund.
Listen here: https://tinyurl.com/yp5u88x2
Our upcoming webinar will build on the conversation from our recent article & explore how inclusive finance can move beyond awareness into practical implementation and real-world action.
Join the discussion here: https://tinyurl.com/GenderDisability to see how systems can drive change.
In this podcast, Issa Sekitto of the Kampala City Traders Association & Lois Eva Adongo of MSC discuss why many Ugandan businesses remain informal. They examine how formal systems can feel stringent instead of supportive.
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Podcast with Issa Sekitto: Why informality still works for many MSEs
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Uganda’s #MSEs have proven that they can survive shocks. Issa Sekitto of the Kampala City Traders Association & Lois Eva Adongo of MSC discuss what can help them grow. The discussion draws on Uganda’s MSE Recovery Fund supported by @MastercardFdn.
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