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A Communication Strategy for promoting transparency & accountability in Uganda’s extractive indust |
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This Communication Strategy (CS) is intended to be used as a mobilization tool by AFIEGO, NAPE, PWYP-Uganda, PWYP-U Bunyoro Chapter, Oil Watch Network Uganda and other CSOs to promote public awareness and empowerment through mobilization, training and education of the citizens on various oil development processes including petroleum formation, seismic, exploration and appraisal drilling, field development, production, refinery, transportation of products, restoration, oil and environment, oil and health, revenue transparency and other extractive governance issues in Uganda. Download the article |
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Proposals and Recommendations about THE PETROLEUM BILL, 2010 |
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Between 1st June and 7th June 2010, Africa Institute for Energy Governance (AFIEGO), National Association of Professional Environmentalists (NAPE) Publish what you pay Uganda, Publish what you pay-Bunyoro Chapter and other organizations conducted consultative meetings with stakeholders in the oil region and collected proposals and recommendations which we are presenting to you in this report for consideration. Download full article |
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COMMENTS ON THE UGANDA PETROLEUM BILL. |
The draft Petroleum (Exploration, Development, Production, and Value Addition) Bill, 2010 makes several critical changes to the legal regime, with potentially far-reaching impacts on the Ugandan petroleum sector. The Bill represents an attempt to set the governance conditions for the sector as the country enters a new phase in its petroleum history, with high expectations for the potential impact of oil on the national economy.
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In what promises to be a case of David-Vs-Goliath in Uganda’s Energy Sector, the leading Non–governmental Organisation in Energy Governance, Africa Institute for Energy Governance [AFIEGO] was today the 17th of June 2010 granted a Representative Court Order by His Worship ISAAC MUWATA the deputy registrar civil Division at the High Court in Kampala allowing it to commence a representative suit for and on its own behalf and on the behalf of another 2,155 and other Electricity consumers in Uganda. |
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Forest conservation will check climate change in Uganda. |
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The scientific debate whether climate change is occurring or not is over. Climate change is now a scientifically established fact. Climate change is growing every day, every hour and every minute of inaction. The world and Uganda in particular has faced the challenge of adjusting to the continuously climatic changes. This can be evidenced by the recent tragic events in bududa, kabale, and butaleja.
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