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1. Introducing Musevenomics:
Uganda's Economic
Transformation Philosophy
In this document we learn what Musevenomics is, why it
matters now, and how its 7 philosophical pillars provide a
framework for understanding Uganda's economic journey.

2. What is Musevenomics?
Museveni + nomics
Coined together by economists at Operation Wealth
Creation in 2020, Musevenomics combines "Museveni"
and "nomics" (from Greek "nomos" - law/management).
It refers to President Yoweri Museveni's economic
management policies that transformed Uganda from a
failed state in 1986 to a stable economy today.
It is an African economic philosophy strategically
designed to address Uganda's unique challenges after
devastation from prolonged civil wars and economic
collapse.
"We are neither fully capitalist, fully socialist, nor anti-
socialist. We are a movement that is trying to move our
society out of backwardness."
4 President Yoweri Museveni

3. Why Are We Talking About
Musevenomics Now?
Vision 2040 Midpoint
Uganda has reached the halfway mark of its Vision 2040
implementation timeline, making it crucial to understand
the economic philosophy guiding this journey.
10-Fold Growth Strategy
Uganda aims to grow its economy ten times from the
current US$66 billion to US$500 billion by 2040.
Navigating Uncertainties
In a world of inward-looking policies, conflicts,
technological disruptions, and climate change,
Musevenomics offers a framework for resilience.
"Economics is not an abstract science but a practical pursuit to improve
people's lives. We cannot simply import models, but must craft solutions that
match our specific conditions." 4 President Museveni, 2019

4. The Transformation Story
Uganda's Journey: From Crisis to Stability
1 1986: Failed State
Economy collapsed with 83% of businesses shut
down, inflation exceeding 240%, and per capita
income below US$101.
2 1990s: Recovery
Implementation of Musevenomics principles
stabilized the economy and began rebuilding
infrastructure.
3 2000s: Growth
Sustained GDP growth of 6-7% annually, poverty
reduction from 56% to 16.1%, and diversification
beyond agricultural exports.
4 Present: US$66 Billion Economy
Economy has expanded 17 times since 1986, with
life expectancy increasing to 68 years.

5. The 7 Philosophical Pillars of
Musevenomics
Rationality: Evidence-based decisions over ideology1.
Reasonability: Contextual application of economic policies2.
Realism: Working within constraints for best outcomes3.
Adaptability: Flexible implementation responding to change4.
Logic: Systematic, step-by-step problem solving5.
Creativity: Indigenous solutions to unique challenges6.
Innovation: new approaches to development challenges7.

6. The Impact of Musevenomics
Through applying these seven philosophical pillars, Musevenomics has
achieved remarkable results:
17x
Economic Growth
Economy expanded 17 times since
1986, from $3.9B to $66B
6-7%
Annual Growth
Sustained GDP growth for over two
decades
<5%
Inflation Control
From 200%+ in 1986 to below 5% in
most years
40%
Poverty Reduction
From 56% in 1992 to approximately
16.1% today
These achievements demonstrate how the philosophical pillars translate into
practical economic outcomes when applied consistently.
In the next series we will explore these Pillars in details

7. Core Principle 1: Security and
Stability First
This principle explains why Museveni prioritized security operations before
economic reforms, recognizing that without peace and security, sustainable
economic activities cannot thrive.
Challenge in 1986
56 active rebel groups operated across Uganda, devastating economic
infrastructure and preventing normal activities.
Achievements
Absorbed 14,000 guerrilla fighters into UPDF, pacified 35 districts by
1992, reduced security spending from 38% to 17% of budget, and
returned Asian property to rightful owners.
This is Part 11 of our 14-day Musevenomics series. Tomorrow we'll explore
Core Principle 2: Liberalization and Privatization.