J-Curve Hypothesis in Uganda (2023)Kayongo, A. & Mukisa, I.
Studies in Economics and International Finance Examines whether Uganda’s trade balance responds to exchange rate changes in the pattern predicted by the J-Curve theory.
Contributed to the drafting of Uganda's 4th National Development Plan (NDPIV), the blueprint guiding the country's development trajectory from 2025 to 2030.
Awarded Best Masters Student in Economics at Makerere University (5.0 CGPA) and recipient of an African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) Research Grant — peer recognition at the highest academic level.
Currently serving as First Vice President of the Experts Bureau for Africa's Sustainable Development Report — an African Union, AfDB, APRM, and UN leadership platform.
I'm a Senior Planner at Uganda's National Planning Authority (NPA). My work sits at the crossroads of development economics, strategic planning, and public policy. Whether I'm modelling Uganda's macroeconomy, reviewing a district's five-year development plan, or advising on continental governance frameworks, the goal is always evidence-based decisions that move Uganda forward.
Studies in Economics and International Finance Examines whether Uganda’s trade balance responds to exchange rate changes in the pattern predicted by the J-Curve theory.
Applied Economics and Finance, Vol. 9(2) A policy framework for using cooperatives as engines of socio-economic transformation in Uganda. [DOI: 10.11114/aef.v9i2.5554]
Journal of Public Health: From Theory to Practice Explores the disconnect between high HIV testing scores and insufficient declines in new infections using game theory. [DOI: 10.1007/s10389-021-01498-x]
Principal College of Business and Management, Makerere University
Senior Lecturer and Coordinator of Graduate Studies, School of Economics – College of Business and Management, Makerere University
Technical Advisor of the Permanent Secretary and Secretary to the Treasury (PS/ST) on the Budget (MoFPED) AND also Manager – Project & Investment Planning (NPA) at the National Planning Authority
Whether you are looking to collaborate on development policy, require high-level economic advisory, or want to discuss strategic investments in East Africa, I am always open to new partnerships. I work with winning teams across the government, private sector, academia, and civil society.
Phone: +256-700-896-991 Email: allan.kayongo@npa.go.ug