The development objective of the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area (GKMA) Urban Development Program Program-for-Results for Uganda is to improve the institutional capacity in the GKMA for metropolitan coordination and management, and to increase access to improved infrastructure and services. Under the GKMA strategy, the Government highlights five strategic objectives and major program areas, which include:

 (i) Competitive economic infrastructure - strategic roads program, public transportation program, and affordable housing and land management program

(ii) Conserve and protect environmental assets - comprehensive solid waste management program and lakes, wetlands and waterways conservation program

 (iii) Business support to transform the informal sector, the youth and economic growth clusters, micro, small, and medium enterprise workspace and innovation and skilling program, business engagement and youth entrepreneurship development program, cluster competitiveness program, certification, apprenticeship and accreditation

 (iv) A unique centre for tourism, infrastructure in the tourism sites and deliberate efforts to promote tourism in the GKMA

(v) Effective city and local government service delivery - Sub-national government skills, strong institutional and legal arrangement and governance for effective city and service delivery and strengthening institutions to deliver services, for example local economic development (LED)