12 Measures (Strategies) to promote the Industrial sector in developing countries(Uganda)

12 Measures (Strategies) to promote the Industrial sector in developing countries(Uganda)

  1. Providing credit facilities by the government.  There is need for the government    to provide credit facilities to the industrialists    at subsidized   interest rates.  This promotes   the expansion   of the industrial sector in the country.
  2. Providing a favorable investment climate by the government. This is in form of providing   tax holidays,   subsidization,    offering   grants to investors,   assisting   industrialists    to secure licenses and industrial plots etc.
  3. Economic liberalization. There is need for the government  to remove unnecessary   restrictions from economic   activities   to allow industrialists   to carry out production   and marketing   of their products freely with limited interference.
  4. Constructing and rehabilitating the basic social and economic infrastructure.  This is in form of roads, communication    facilities,   electricity,   water facilities,   financial facilities   etc.  This is aimed   at facilitating    production,    distribution    and marketing    of goods   and services    by the industrial sector.
  5. Establishing organizations to promote ill vestment in industries. There is need to promote   and strengthen   organizations    like Uganda   Investment   Authority   (VIA) and Uganda   Manufactures Association   (UMA) in order to promote the industrial   sector in the country.
  6. Market expansion.  There  is need  for the  government   to expand  market  for the  sector  through economic integration,  market research, promoting  trade exhibitions  and encouraging   economic diversification.
  7. Improving the level of technology. There is need for the government  to encourage   and promote the  use  of  better   techniques   of  production   which   are  cost  effective   and  are  in  line  with  the social  and  economic   requirements    of  the  society.   This helps to increase   on the quantity   and quality of the manufactured   products.
  8. Training local manpower. This  is aimed  at  equipping   the  local  man  power  with  the  required entrepreneurial     skills   necessary    for  efficient   management     and   allocation    of  resources    for industrial  development.
  9. Protectionism in form of high import tariffs. There is need for the government   to restrict   the importation   of those products produced   by the local industrialists   by imposing   high tariffs on them.   This  helps   to  protect   the  local  producers    from  the  competition      resulting   from  high quality  and cheap  imported  products
  10. Ensuring Macro- economic stability. There is need for the government  to control inflation   and to ensure stability in the foreign exchange   market   as a way of encouraging   investment   in the industrial sector.
  11. Increasing the exploitation of natural resources. This is aimed at obtaining   raw materials required   for production    of goods   and   services   by the   industrial    sector.   For   example    the exploitation   of oil products in Bunyoro region.
  12. Ensuring political stability. There is need for the government  to promote political   stability by ensuring   good governance,   negotiating   with rebel groups   and granting   them amnesty   in case they surrender   etc.  This helps   to create   a favorable    environment    for the prosperity    of the industrial sector.

 

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