Business Processing Outsourcing Park Development PPP project in Uganda
Sector: Car parking • Location: Uganda
Source: InfraPPPWorld
The project involves the development of an Information Technology(IT) Business Processing Outsourcing(BPO) Park in Uganda. The Assets and Services Overview for 16.38-Acre ICT Park includes:
Establishment of a business cluster with a High-End Software Lab & Data Center. Direct employment target: 35,000 (including 10,000 independent consultants working outside the ICT park). Indirect employment pro
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Description | The project involves the development of an Information Technology(IT) Business Processing Outsourcing(BPO) Park in Uganda. The Assets and Services Overview for 16.38-Acre ICT Park includes: Establishment of a business cluster with a High-End Software Lab & Data Center. Direct employment target: 35,000 (including 10,000 independent consultants working outside the ICT park). Indirect employment projection: 100,000 (Legal, Accounting, Marketing, Security, Catering, Commuting, etc.). Expected number of firms: Approximately 100 once fully occupied (including 80 MSMEs & startups). Anticipated business turnover: USD 60 billion over 30 years of operations (cumulative). Revenue to the Government of Uganda (GoU) over 30 years from Special Purpose Company (SPC): Approximately USD 1.45 billion. Potential creation of excellent social infrastructure in the vicinity over time. Commencement of the digital/knowledge economy accompanied by an increase in e-governance. Encouragement of an ICT Start-up culture. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) estimate: About USD 200 million (by SOC and occupants) in the initial years. Emphasis on capacity building and technology transfer. Positioning Uganda as a leading ICT destination. |
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