Directorate of Administration:
The Directorate is headed by Assistant Inspector General of the Police, Moses Balimoyo and it's main role is to undertake and improve the general administration and management of the Uganda Police Force.
Directorate of Counter Terrorism:
The Directorate is headed by Assistant Inspector General of the Police, Detective John Ndugutse and it's primary function is to counteract threats of terrorism following the principles of neutralisation.
Directorate of Criminal Investigation:
The Directorate is headed by Assistant Inspector General of Police, Grace Akullo, who is assisted by two deputy directors assigned to individual divisions. The function of the Directorate is to ensure effective detection, investigation and prevention of crime.
Directorate of Human Resource Development & Management:
The Directorate is headed by Assistant Inspector General of Police Jessica Orodiyo; it's primary function is to establish appropriate human resource policies that enhance the performance of the Uganda Police Force.
Directorate of Information & Communication Technology:
The Directorate is headed by Director Amos Ngabirano; it's role is to plan, develop and advise UPF on the implementation of ICT policies in accordance with the national ICT plan thereby maintaining international standards.
Directorate of Interpol:
The Directorate is headed by Assistant Inspector General of the Police, Asan Kasingye, who is assisted by a deputy director. The role of the Directorate is to ensure international and regional cooperation in the fight against trans-national crime.
Directorate of Kampala Metropolitan Police:
The Directorate is headed by Assistant Inspector General of Police, Andrew Kaweesi, who reports directly to the Inspector General of Police. Geographically the area is comprised of Kampala Metropolitan North, South and East. The Directorate is tasked with policing the capital and neighbouring districts.
Directorate of Logistics and Engineering:
The Directorate is headed by Assistant Inspector General of the Police, Godfrey Bangirana. The Directorate develops and implements strategic policy for logistical and engineering support services for the Uganda Police Force.
Directorate of Oil and Gas:
The Directorate is headed by Assistant Inspector General of the Police, Abas Byakagaba; it was established with the specific role of ensuring that the country's oil and gas resources are adequately safeguarded. UPF appreciate the unique challenges presented in protecting natural resources and have responded by developing specific procedures within its overall policing standards.
Directorate of Operations:
The Directorate is headed by Assistant Inspector General of the Police, Grace Turyagumanawe, who is assisted by three commissioners. The role of the Directorate is to plan, implement, manage and coordinate all operational activities in the Uganda Police Force. These efforts are demonstrated by the Department of Traffic and Road Safety.
Directorate of Political Commissariat:
The Directorate is headed by Assistant Inspector General of the Police, Assuman Mugenyi. The primary function of the Directorate is to develop a patriotic, citizen centric police force through engagement in education and community policing.
Directorate of Research, Planning & Development:
The Directorate is headed by Assistant Inspector General of the Police, Edward Ochom. The Directorate is tasked with carrying out ongoing assessment of UPF with a view to identifying areas for strategic development.
Directorate of Special Duties:
The Directorate is headed by Assistant Inspector General of the Police, Andrew Sorowen who reports directly to the IGP so as to ensure efficient functional command and control of the force. A number of units including the Fire Brigade, Tourism Police, Marine Unit and Canine Unit operate under the coordinated supervision of the Directorate.
Directorate of Welfare:
The Directorate is headed by Assistant Inspector General of the Police, Elizabeth Muwanga. The role of the Directorate is to maintain and enhance the welfare of Uganda Police officers and their families. One way in which this is achieved is through the provision of a duty free shop for officers where they may purchase essential goods at reduced prices.
