The Centre for Technology Disputes Resolution-Uganda (CTDR-U) is Uganda's leading virtual technology disputes resolution hub. In a world seeking national and global solutions for issues such as regulating technology and human interactions, CTDR-U is a public policy think tank providing cutting-edge insights and perspectives. We focus on legal and regulatory solutions for next-generation technologies and their impact on the developing world.

At CTDR-U, we are at the forefront of technological innovation and institutional evolution, supporting ethical, fair, and inclusive digital transformation. Our approach includes deploying scientific methods, conducting impact assessments, and utilizing pilots and sandbox experimentation to ensure effective policies and minimize negative implications. We offer multidisciplinary perspectives, understanding that one-size-fits-all solutions don't work for complex challenges.

Our ideal partners are governments, technology companies, research institutions, and civil society organizations. Our mission is to connect and empower ecosystem players inclusively, sustainably, and fairly, making us the preferred choice for legal technologists. We aspire to be the leading technology law and regulatory policy think tank in Uganda.

Our values include inclusivity, sustainability, proactiveness, and optimism