Corti Paul Lakuma
EPRC (Uganda)
Areas of expertise:
Economy
Mr. Corti Paul Lakuma is a Research Fellow in the macroeconomics department at the Economic Policy Research Centre.
Mr. Lakuma is an established forecaster, economic model builder and adviser with more than a decade of service to government and international organizations. He has advised the Finance Ministry in Uganda on macroeconomic and fiscal policy, fiscal institutions and revenue administration.
He has worked on the Domestic Resource Mobilization Strategy for the medium term for Uganda, where he authored numerous diagnostic papers to inform the reform process. Most recently, Mr. Lakuma has been involved in the conduct of several firm level surveys to establish the socio-economic impact of COVID-19 on the productivity of Uganda’s employees, firms and industry.
He holds an MSc in Economics with distinction at the University of Essex, United Kingdom and BA Social Science from Makerere University Kampala (MUK) Uganda.
The plight of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises amidst COVID-19: A post lockdown analysis based on Business Climate Survey
- May 25, 2021EPRC (Uganda)
EPRC examines the pandemic’s impact on MSMEs and private schools in Uganda.
Disruptions from Elections and COVID-19 pandemic affect Businesses Environment
- April 29, 2021EPRC (Uganda)
A political election held amidst continued disruptions due to COVID-19 have increased the perceived risks of doing business in Uganda.
How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted Ugandan businesses? Results from a business climate survey
- May 1, 2020EPRC (Uganda)
Although the number of confirmed cases in Uganda remains very low in comparison to other countries, the containment has affected business operations.
Partial easing of the COVID-19 lockdown improves the business climate, but it remains below potential
- June 4, 2020EPRC (Uganda)
Restricted partial opening up of the economy improves business climate, and future perceptions are upbeat.
