In so doing, it can make a significant contribution to the establishment of favourable conditions for sustained economic growth and high employment in the medium to long term. It would be counterproductive if national fiscal policymakers did not continue their efforts in the light of the achievement of monetary union and the currently positive price outlook.
In such circumstances, it is difficult to envisage how inclusive economic growth can be achieved if the micro and household enterprise sector, in which at least three quarters of the labour force in Uganda earns its living, is excluded from access to financial services.