This paper tracks the flow of financial resources in Uganda. It outlines the Government of Uganda (GoU)’s response to Covid-19, resource allocation to key sectors, changes in domestic revenue collection, the implications of the allocations and responses on the government’s expenditure, and public debt. The latest budget estimates for financial year (FY)2021/22 and the approved budgets for the previous FYs are used to track domestic financial resources. Unless stated otherwise, the comparison is made between the two FY periods: before Covid-19 (2017/18 and 2018/19) and during Covid-19 (2019/20 and 2020/21). The implications of the changes in revenue, planning public expenditure and public debt on people living in poverty are highlighted.