December 2016

Capital Fund reduced to 494.6 million shillings (Shs. 494,617,536).

Whereas, there was a significant increase in the value of our buildings, due to major renovations, some of our capital assets were sold or disposed off by Board of Directors authorization.

December 2015

Capital Fund reduced to 514 million shillings (Shs. 514,077,176).

Board of Directors authorized the sale of some capital assets and the annual depreciation charge.

March 2015

Capital Fund decreased to 573.9 million shillings (Shs. 573,911,960).

Reduction was due to Board of Directors’ authorized sale of some capital assets and the annual depreciation charge.

March 2014

Capital Fund increased to 604.4 million shillings (Shs. 604,377,682).

New fixed assets were purchased during the year.

March 2013

Capital Fund increased to 597.4 million shillings (Shs. 597,406,357).

The increase was from purchase of new capital assets.

March 2012

Capital Fund reduced to 592.9 million shillings (Shs. 592,887,237).

The reduction was mostly due to the depreciation charge for the year.   

March 2011

Capital Fund reduced to 635.9 million shillings (Shs. 635,916,500).

The reduction was mostly due to the depreciation charge for the year.   

March 2010

Capital Fund grew to 696.2 million shillings (Shs. 696,200,000).

This growth was due to a Board of Directors ordered revaluation and adjustment of the book value of our capital assets to more realistically reflect their worth.

March 2009

Capital Fund nearly 82.5 million shillings (Shs. 82,498,816).

When it was incorporated on 8th October 2008 as a nonprofit company limited by guarantee and is without share capital, CPAR Uganda Ltd received a one-off large capital grant in-kind from Canadian Physicians for Aid and Relief (CPAR), in form of:

• Land and buildings in Oyam, Lira, Gulu and Pader
• Vehicles
• Computers
• Officer Equipment
• Other Equipment