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Uganda
 Constitution
Charter 88
Laws
Ugandan Environmental Laws.
The
FAO Legal Office database (FAOLEX) allows for searches of environmental documents by
country. Ugandan records include:
1. Land Act (Act No. 16 of 1998)
2. Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations (No. 13 of 1998)
3. National Environmental Statute (Statute No. 4 of 1995)
Government
Governments on the Web.
This site links to governmental departments, NGOs, and general information sites
for Uganda.
Ugandan Government site.
This website contains information about the executive, ministerial, constitutional,
parliamentary, and judiciary branches of the Ugandan government.
Policy
Empowerment for
African Sustainable Development (EASD). This site contains the full-text
of the National Environment Action Plan for Uganda (1995) and the National Environment
Management Policy (1994).
Chapter 9: Legal,
Policy & Institutional Framework & Environment Information. This
site summarizes the current environmental laws in place in Uganda, describes statutes,
conventions, environmental policy defici.
Non-Governmental
Organizations
Ugandan NGOs.
This
is a comprehensive list of NGOs in Uganda - organized by district. It is also
possible to do key-word searches.
Conserve Biodiversity for Sustainable
Development (COBS). COBS is a program in Uganda run by ARD, Inc., a
privately owned firm that offers consulting services in the United States, developing and
transition countries. Their main clients are the U.S. Agency for International
Development (USAID) and the multilateral development banks.
Other/General
General Information.
This is a general resource site for the government, NGOs, and other information in
Uganda.
This page is under construction.
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are appreciated.
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