No poverty
Affordable units. Rent-to-own over 5–7 years.
Homes, communities, transparent property infrastructure. Impact is the product, not a marketing claim.
Families housed by Y7
40,000+
Jobs at peak (per year)
1,000
Women in construction
40%
Deficit closed by Y7
0.15%
“Every unit built reduces Uganda’s deficit. Every transparent transaction reduces fraud. Every HomeSure landlord dashboard replaces a WhatsApp group with a professional system. Impact is the product.”
Direct outputs of the five-phase strategy and HomeSure.
300
Units delivered by Year 3
Phase 1 + 2, 300 families housed
3,500+
Cumulative units by Year 7
Direct Jolems development
5,000+
Platform-managed units
On HomeSure by Year 7
40,000+
Lives positively impacted
Across East Africa by Year 7
1,000
Construction jobs at peak
Per year, direct employment
40%
Women in construction
Targeted via vocational partners
Affordable units. Rent-to-own over 5–7 years.
40% women in construction via vocational partners.
500–1,000 construction jobs/year. 200+ HomeSure roles.
Townships with schools, clinics, solar and smart meters.
From Year 3, every project is built to certified green standards.
1.5 kWp minimum per unit from Phase 5.
Rooftop cisterns on every site. Lower tenant bills.
Lower carbon, faster builds, less waste. Phase 3 onwards.
70%+ Ugandan brick, steel and tile. FX-resilient.
Prepaid meters on HomeSure. Tenants build credit history.
40% women in construction is a contract criterion, not an aspiration. Tracked on HomeSure. Reported quarterly.
We partner with vocational schools to feed qualified women to our contractors, set targets in every JV, and report outcomes quarterly.
Rent-to-own converts 5–7 years of rent into a deposit. Banking partners arrange the mortgage; HomeSure supplies the credit history.
The diaspora portal channels capital home through a transparent USD route instead of the informal remittance economy.
Green and affordable framing unlocks DFI capital at 5–8%.
Green affordable housing in Sub-Saharan Africa, $5–50M tranches.
SUDAP urban development programme; affordable housing priority.
Uganda incremental housing programme, $199.5M (2025–2028).
Housing finance lines + Uganda Mortgage Refinance Company.
Affordable housing PPPs; actively seeking development partners.
Incremental housing and slum upgrading grants.
One dashboard, every quarter: financials, units, jobs, women employed, energy, water. No hidden tabs.
Q1
Reporting cadence
Plus annual audited statements.
Capital, DFI, vocational and policy partners welcome.