Uganda, April 6 -- A new report on the Culture and Creative Industries (CCIs) in Uganda has found out that the creative economy is handicapped by lack of private sector investment, limited strategic collaborations, limited knowledge and lack of internal sector capacity.

The report titled Mapping the Current Landscape of the Culture and Creative Industries in Uganda, also discovered that most creative businesses are micro due to lack of financing. The report says that as a result, the donor-model has been the dominant financing model for the selected sectors of this mapping study.

According to the report released in Kampala on March 14, there are limited strategic collaborations or multi-disciplinary practices to organise creative ideas ...