Mr. Gilbert Kermundu, Uganda’s Chief Government Valuer and a leading expert in public sector governance and property valuation, has been appointed to the 20th Surveyors Registration Board (SRB). His appointment reflects a well-deserved recognition of his decades of experience, professionalism, and significant contributions to the country’s land and property sector.
Mr. Kermundu has built a distinguished career as one of Uganda’s foremost experts in valuation and land management. As Chief Government Valuer, he has played a critical role in shaping national policies on property valuation, public land transactions, and compensation frameworks. His leadership has contributed to strengthening transparency and accountability in land administration, particularly in matters of public acquisition and fair compensation for landowners.
In addition to his government work, Mr. Kermundu has been a mentor and guide to many young professionals entering the field of surveying and valuation. His wealth of knowledge and practical experience has made him a respected voice not only within government but also in academic and professional circles.
By joining the Surveyors Registration Board, Mr. Kermundu will provide technical oversight and strategic guidance in regulating the surveying profession. Alongside other board members, he is expected to help raise professional standards, enforce ethical practice, and restore public trust in the land sector—an area often marked by disputes and challenges.
His appointment has been received as a strong statement of confidence in his integrity and professional judgment. With his proven track record, Mr. Kermundu’s contribution is anticipated to strengthen the Surveyors Registration Board’s ability to address the evolving needs of Uganda’s land and urban development landscape.
As the country seeks to modernize land administration and enhance urban development, Mr. Kermundu’s role on the board will be pivotal in ensuring that valuation practices remain fair, transparent, and aligned with both national priorities and global professional standards.
