Uganda has seen significant economic progress over the past two decades. GDP growth has increased from 6.5 percent per year in the 1990s to over 7 percent per year in the 2000s (World Bank). However, global economic shocks, high inflation, and other domestic factors have slowed this growth since 2009; GDP is expected to grow by only 4.3 percent in 2001-12 and to not exceed 5 percent in 2012-13 (World Bank). With per capita income of US$490 in 2010, Uganda remains a poor country.

Agricultural Production
Agricultural Production2007200820092010
Wheat Production
FAO 2012
19,000 MT19,000 MT20,000 MT21,500 MT
Maize Production
FAO 2012
1,262,000 MT1,266,000 MT2,354,660 MT2,373,500 MT
Soybean Production
FAO 2013
176,000 MT178,000 MT180,000 MT175,000 MT
Agricultural Exports
Agricultural Exports2006200720082009
Rice Exports
FAO 2013
14,989 MT24,592 MT25,342 MT38,107 MT
Wheat Exports
FAO 2012
2,420 MT1,393 MT1,454 MT236.00 MT
Maize Exports
FAO 2012
80,990 MT56,254 MT24,489 MT50,630 MT
Soybean Exports
FAO 2012
3,046 MT5,798 MT3,250 MT2,630 MT
Agricultural Imports
Agricultural Imports2005200620072008
Rice Imports
FAO 2013
66,485 MT50,859 MT74,718 MT63,366 MT
Wheat Imports
FAO 2012
366,000 MT390,500 MT337,026 MT276,385 MT
Maize Imports
FAO 2008
48,200 MT40,300 MT9,410 MT22,715 MT
Soybean Imports
FAO 2013
530.00 MT579.00 MT MT1.00 MT
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