Sports Policy
Translating the Centre's research into practical policy solutions, supporting the implementation of Uganda's National Sports Act, 2023 and comparable regional frameworks.
ASLPC engages policy processes as an independent, evidence-based contributor rather than as an advocacy organisation for any single interest. Division B provides policy and legislative analysis, and drafting or review support, to regulators and legislatures, supporting the functional separation of regulatory administration from independent dispute resolution.
This engagement is deliberately structured to preserve the Centre's independence: professional and programme partnerships with federations, government agencies and development partners may co-design or co-fund specific work without acquiring editorial control over ASLPC's broader findings or public positions.
Policy engagement in practice
Legislative and Regulatory Analysis
Policy and legislative analysis, and drafting or review support, to regulators and legislatures working through the National Sports Act, 2023 and comparable regional frameworks.
Policy Roundtables
Periodic, issue-specific convenings feeding directly into Division B's legislative and regulatory work.
Annual African Sports Law and Policy Report
The Centre's authoritative annual publication on major developments, challenges and reform priorities across the continent.
Policy Briefs
Regular briefs on live legislative and regulatory questions, translating research into policy-relevant guidance for institutions.