Dan Ngabirano

Dan Ngabirano

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Biography

Dan Ngabirano is a Lecturer in the Commercial Law Department at Makerere University. He is also the Founder and Managing Partner at Development Law Group – Africa. He holds a Bachelor of Laws Degree (LLB) from Makerere University, Uganda; Master of Laws Degree (LLM) from Harvard University, USA; and a Doctor of Juridical Science Degree (SJD) from the University of Iowa, USA.

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Working Paper

Taxing Plastic and Solid Waste in a Decentralised System: Evidence and Design Lessons from Uganda

January 2026
Dan Ngabirano, Giovanni Occhiali

Working Paper

Implementation of International Tax Standards in Lower- and Middle-Income Countries: The Experience of Uganda

December 2025
Dan Ngabirano

Research in Brief

Enhancing Property Rates Administration, Collection and Enforcement in Uganda: The Case of Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) and four other Municipalities

October 2019
David Bakibinga, Dan Ngabirano

African Tax Administration Paper

Enhancing Property Rates Administration, Collection and Enforcement in Uganda: The Case of Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) and four other Municipalities

July 2019
David Bakibinga, Dan Ngabirano

Research in Brief

What Explains the Recent Calls for Reinstatement of a Tax Considered Unpopular? An Analysis of Graduated Tax in Uganda

July 2018
David Bakibinga, Jalia Kangave, Dan Ngabirano

Working Paper

What Explains the Recent Calls for Reinstatement of a Tax Considered Unpopular? An Analysis of Graduated Tax in Uganda

May 2018
David Bakibinga, Jalia Kangave, Dan Ngabirano
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Webinar: Comparative perspectives on international tax from the global South

Webinar: Comparative perspectives on international tax from the global South

Virtual

7 July 2026 – 14:00

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Timezone: Europe/London

This webinar launches the ‘Comparative Perspectives on International Tax from the Global South’ project, started by the International Centre for Tax and Development (ICTD), in 2024. The project examines how governments in seven countries — Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Peru,
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