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Anna Amumpiire

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4 April 2021

Climate Finance Mobilization in Uganda: The Most Viable Option – Research Paper

The government of Uganda will in the next 15 years require ‘new and additional’ finances to meet its growing cost of addressing climate change. Due to the over dependence on natural resources to meet the country’s development aspirations, Uganda remain …

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3 August 2020

Climate Finance Mobilization in Uganda: The most Viable Financing Option

The Advocates Coalition for Development and Environment (ACODE) and the Environmental Management for Livelihood Improvement Bwaise Facility (EMLI) commissioned a study that sought to explore the feasibility of establishing the most viable climate finan …

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1 December 2017

Benefit Sharing in the Forestry Sector in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania: Status, Lessons and Recommendations for Uganda

The major purpose of this policy briefing paper is to present findings and recommendations of the comparative study on benefit sharing in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania. In Uganda, it is apparent that although there is some benefit sharing taking place bet …

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2 October 2017

Enhancing Access to Justice in Uganda’s Forestry Sector: A Comparative Study of Uganda and Tanzania

This is a comparative analysis of access to justice in the forestry sector in Uganda and Tanzania. Although the concept of access to justice is broad and encompasses many aspects, this study focused on only four aspects namely: (i) tenure rights of for …

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1 January 2015

Greening Uganda’s 2016: General Elections Key Issues for Political Parties and Political Leaders to Address in their Manifestos

Different measures were put in place by the Ugandan government in order to ensure the conservation and sustainable use of the environment and natural resources. Much remains to be done to address the current challenges. The general elections in 2016 pr …

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1 January 2014

Operationalisation of Uganda’s National Tree Fund

The factors behind the delayed operationalization of the National Tree fund was interrogated in this paper. Major justifications were provided as to why the Fund should be operationalized as soon as possible. The major reason for the delayed operationa …

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