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Planning of National Transport Infrastructure

In the Islamic Countries

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The Ministry structure is expected to evolve with time to focus more on policy, legislation,

regulation and strategic planning and devolve or spin out implementation to autonomous

agencies, parastatals and local government.

Setting goals for the public sector

It is common in Africa to develop mandates, vision and mission statements that are intended to

provide direction for sector management. The Uganda Transport Sector’s mandate that is set

out in the NTMP 2008-2023 was “to plan, develop andmaintain economic, efficient and effective

transport infrastructure and services; to manage public works including government buildings;

and to promote standards in the construction industry”. Its vision was: “to have a reliable and

safe infrastructure in works and transport that will deliver timely, quality, cost-effective and

sustainable services to the people of Uganda”. While its mission was: “to promote an adequate,

safe and well-maintained works and transport infrastructure and services, so as to effectively

contribute to the socio-economic development of the country. These kind of vision statements

abound. The vision for transport sector in Botswana is comparable to Uganda and that is to

provide efficient, effective, sustainable and safe services.

Maritime

Administration

Transport

Services&

Infrastructure

Transport

Regulation

Roads and

Bridges

Public

Structures

Policy &

Planning

SPS

–Ship, Ports

and Security

Division

SNT

–Safety of

Navigation and

Training

Division

MIRL

–Marine

Inspection

Registration

and Licensing

Division

ARTS&I

– Air

& Road

Transport

Services&

Infrastructure

WRTS&I

Water & Rail

Transport

Services&

Infrastructure

ATR&S

– Air

Transport

Regulation

and Safety

RTR&S

Roads

Transport

Regulation

and Safety

RTR&S

–Rail

Transport

Regulation

and Safety

D CAR

-

District and

Community

Access Roads

Division

UR

– Urban

Roads Division

B&DS

Bridges and

Drainage

Structures

Surv

Surveying

Section

NR

– National

Roads

ARCH

Architecture

EE

– Electrical

Engineering

CSE

– Civil &

Structural

Engineering

QS

– Quantity

Surveying

PA

– Policy

Analysis

P

– Planning

Division

SME

– Statistics,

Monitoring and

Evaluation

Division

Construction

Standards

and Quality

Management

Mechanical

Engineering

Services

Finance &

Administration

QA

– Quality

Assurance

MTR

Material

Testing&

Research

EU

Environment

Liaison Unit

MSI

Mechanical

Services

Inspection

MSO

Mechanical

Services

Operation

Admin

Administration

Accts

–Accounts

RSC

– Resource

Centre Unit