Resource Enhancement & Accountability Programme
REAP: Coordinating PFM Reform
Coordinating six strategic Public Financial Management reform areas across Government to strengthen systems, accountability and value for money.
Uganda's PFM reform continuum
The Resource Enhancement and Accountability Programme succeeded FINMAP III and has continued as Uganda's coordination mechanism for Public Financial Management reforms. The website keeps the first REAP phase and the continuing second phase visible, properly labelled and searchable rather than treating the earlier programme record as disposable history.
The Financial Management and Accountability Programme formed the immediate reform phase that REAP succeeded.
The first REAP phase coordinated implementation of the PFM Reform Strategy and strengthened accountability, systems and reform coordination across Government.
The second step continues the reform programme through the transition and extension period into the current implementation window running to June 2030.
Strategic focus
REAP coordinates connected reforms across Government so that improvements in revenue, budgeting, investment, local government, oversight and compliance reinforce one another.
Strengthening tax policy, revenue administration, debt management and sustainable financing for national priorities.
02Linking national plans, evidence, fiscal policy and budgets so public resources follow national priorities.
03Improving project appraisal, selection, procurement, implementation and asset management for stronger development returns.
04Strengthening local revenue, transfers, budgeting, reporting and financial management closer to citizens.
05Deepening audit scrutiny, legislative oversight, reform governance, communication and public accountability.
06Strengthening accounting, reporting, internal controls, payroll, pensions, audit and compliance across Government.

Our story
Our Story The Resource Enhancement and Accountability Programme (REAP) is the Government of Uganda's response mechanism for implementation and coordination of Public Financial Management (PFM) reforms agenda in the period June 2019 up to June 2023. This new phase is building on previous reform phases and agenda over the years - the most outgoing phase having been FINMAPIII.Our mission:Our mission is to increase resource mobilisation, improve planning and public investment management, and strengthen accountability for quality,…
Older reports, strategy documents and programme pages remain valuable evidence of the reform journey. The redesign presents them with their correct programme period while making the current phase easy to identify.
Strengthen the resources available to finance national priorities and public services.
Improve the quality of public planning, budgeting and investment decisions.
Build systems, institutions and oversight that protect public resources and improve value for money.
Keep reform tied to the practical question that matters: whether public finance produces better services for citizens.
Digital public finance
The programme supports reforms in procurement, financial management, tax administration, public investment and human capital through Government systems.
A digital procurement platform supporting transparency, competition, audit trails and value for money.
View system →Government financial management workflows, controls and reporting brought together in one core system.
View system →An integrated management system supporting audit, planning, finance, records, risk and institutional operations.
View system →Online tax registration, filing, assessment and payment services that support domestic revenue mobilisation.
View system →A government-wide human resource platform for stronger personnel records, processes and workforce management.
View system →Integrated planning and budget preparation that strengthens the link between national priorities and public resources.
View system →Knowledge centre
Existing REAP documents remain in the WordPress media library and are surfaced as a cleaner, searchable public finance resource centre.
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