President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni of Uganda has expressed the need for the government to plan for increased production in sectors such as eggs, pork, beef, leather, cement, and dairy, following the success of the Parish Development Model (PDM) in improving household incomes and quality of life. The PDM, which provides Shs.100 million per parish to benefit 100 people annually, has been particularly effective in promoting livestock farming and agriculture in Karamoja, as shown by the example of Emmanuel Lokong, a piggery farmer who has seen significant financial growth. Despite challenges like disease, high feed costs, and lack of expertise, Lokong plans to expand and return to education, inspired by the PDM and its potential to improve the economy and reduce poverty. The program's success is highlighted by its promotion of less risky livestock farming, such as piggery, and its potential for economic integration, with demand for pork in the region and beyond.