The paper proposes an analysis of the recent distributional dynamics in Uganda. This
analysis is performed by endorsing an opportunity egalitarian perspective, in order to evaluate the
outcome dynamics of specific groups of the population and infer the role of growth in the
evolution of inequality of opportunity over time. We show that despite a reduction in the real value
of the household consumption and a surge in outcome inequality between 2009/10 and 2010/11,
the consumption dynamic appears to alleviate inequality of opportunity in Uganda.