Frequently Asked Questions

You can report corruption or malpractice through several channels: Contact the Ministrys toll-free whistleblowing hotline, submit reports to the Inspector General of Government (IGG), report to the Anti-Corruption Court, or use our online reporting system. All reports are treated confidentially and investigated thoroughly.

Category: Application Guideline

All rural electrification projects must comply with Uganda National Standards, IEC standards, and specific technical requirements set by ERA. This includes standards for electrical installations, safety requirements, environmental compliance, and quality assurance protocols for materials and workmanship.

Category: Application Guideline

Eligible applicants include: Rural communities through their LC representatives, registered institutions (health centers, schools, religious institutions), registered businesses of any scale, and individual/domestic applicants residing in areas without electricity access. All applicants must provide valid identification and proof of locatio.

Category: Laws and Policy

Required documents vary by application type but generally include: Valid identification (NIN, Passport, or Driving Permit), proof of location/address, LC endorsement letter (for communities), registration certificates (for institutions/businesses), and any additional supporting documents relevant to your application category..

Category: Laws and Policy

<div>You can apply for electricity connection through our Online Electrification Application System (OEAS). Visit the "Apply" section on our website and select the appropriate application type: Community, Institution, Business, or Individual/Domestic. Fill out the required forms with accurate information and submit the necessary supporting documents.</div>

Category: Laws and Policy