AFIEGO staff and some refinery-affected people at Kyakaboga-Hoima, the resettlement site for the refinery-affected people. Families are going to lose income sources at the resettlement site. The site does not permit farming.

Women for whom government is not building houses construct huts at Kyakaboga-Hoima, the resettlement site for the refinery-affected people. AFIEGO works for such vulnerable women and families.

AFIEGO and the refinery-affected people during a mediation hearing for the refinery-affected people’s case against government. AFIEGO works for access to justice for the poor.

Over 100 youth and women leaders attend the National Youth and Women Leaders' convention in Kampala that was supported by AFIEGO. The youth are keen on demanding for transparency and accountability in the oil sector.

Leaders from Kasese, Kanungu, Rukungiri and Rubirizi district after a workshop on oil exploration, environmental rights and livelihoods in biodiverse Kasese district. The leaders called for harnessing of Uganda's clean energy sources.

Refinery-affected woman (L) being interviewed by Journalists on impacts of oil sector resettlement processes. AFIEGO works closely with journalists to strengthen their capacity to report on impacts of human rights' abuses of oil host communities.

Radio talkshow between AFIEGO, government and oil companies on ongoing oil sector infrastructural developments. The guests included: Ministry of Energy, Petroleum Authority of Uganda, Hoima District Land Board and all three Joint Venture Partners.

Participants from civil society, private sector, academia and others with certificates after a training on Strategic Environmental Assessments (SEAs) and Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs).

Working with MPs: Bunyoro MPs including Hon. Banarbas Tinkasimire, the Buyaga West (Kibaale district) MP and Chairperson, Bunyoro Parliamentary Caucus (far C), meet with oil-affected communities in Hoima district on effects of compulsory land acquisition.