Helping creators earn a living from their craft.
Uganda's creative sectors — film, music, fashion, and digital content — are growing, but too many creators still struggle to make a sustainable living from their work. Rights administration, access to finance, and enforcement gaps limit the sector's economic contribution.
CeLPII produces white papers, convenes Roundtable Policy Talks, and partners with creative-sector alliances to reform the way intellectual property, cultural heritage, and creative finance work in practice.
Kenneth Muhangi, Janice Celine Nantumbwe · Jun 2025
Emerges from dialogue at the 2024 KTA Annual Symposium on the challenges and opportunities facing Uganda's creative sector — with a roadmap for policy, financing, and rights administration reform.
CeLPII Research Team · Feb 2025
Examines Uganda's cultural heritage landscape amid globalisation and digitalisation, and argues for a multi-stakeholder approach to safeguarding traditional knowledge and cultural expressions.
Kampala, Uganda
Law, Innovation and the Next Economy
Motiv, Bugolobi, Kampala
Unlocking creative-sector finance through IP-backed lending
Weekly updates on Uganda's innovation ecosystem, our research, and upcoming events.
