Directorate of Planning and Development

Asaf Adebua
Chief

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Overview/background
In 2002, the University set up a Planning Unit to guide planning activities in the institution. After nine years of existence, the university’s Directorate of Planning and Development (DPD) was established by the University Council in recognition of its critical role in guiding systematic development planning.

The DPD is headed by a Chief, Planning and Development, who is a top manager of the University with extensive experience in planning and management. The DPD also has a number of other staff members, including Principal Planning officer, Senior Planning officer, Statistician and administrators. Read More


Staff Members

Asaf Adebua

Chief-Planning and Development
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Lillian Tebere

Principal Planning Officer
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Ayella Andrew

Senior Monitoring and Evaluation Officer
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Emmanuel Wesonga

Senior Planning Officer
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Joachim Bukenya

Statistician
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Jacqueline Dibele

Planning Officer
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Aaron Kinyera Rachkara

Assistant Planning & Development Officer
Postgrad. Dip. (M&E) (UMI), B.Sc. (Population Studies)(MAK) View Profile

Esther Nyakecho

Administrative Secretary
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Abwol Mercy Achaye

Office Attendant
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Duties & Responsibilities

Academic Focus
Appraisal of new and on-going academic programmes and Market analysis.
Assessment of internal and external efficiencies.
Rationalization of establishments in academic departments.
This includes academic programmes assessment for viability and their potential external efficiency, thereby involving both theoretical and practical market analysis for appraising new programmes for launching. The Directorate contributes to the control of duplication of programmes and courses through reviewing new programmes assessing their recurrent implications.
Assessment of pass and failure rates and examination retakes
Academic Planning also involves determination of optimality for all departments in terms of establishment posts and other physical resource needs such as teaching and practical workspace. It will make sure that all academic units adhere to the enrolment ceilings.
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Resources

Gulu University Strategic Plan 2020/2021/-2024/2025


Ministerial Policy Statements set out the performance and plans of Spending Agencies, linking them with their policy objectives. Ministers present these statements to Parliament following the presentation of the Budget by the Minister of Finance. These statements are used by Parliament to assess sector (Spending Agency) performance. This role of Parliament is provided for under Section 6 (1) of the Budget Act (2001).

They summarise the past performance of the sector and the plans for future expenditure and activities. They outline anticipated sectoral challenges and strategies to overcome them. They also present: planned outputs and the costing; final work plans; cash plans; and staffing structure and procurement plans of the sector.


Gulu University Ministerial Policy Statement FY 2024/2025


Gulu University Ministerial Policy Statement FY 2023/2024


Gulu University Ministerial Policy Statement FY 2022/2023


Contact Details

dpd@gu.ac.ug