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The Legacy of Oil Activities on Ugandan CommunitiesDownloads: 16 | Size: 8 MB
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Research brief -Impact of Tilenga oil activities on Murchison Falls NP -July 2024Downloads: 90 | Size: 4 MB
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Research brief -Impact of Lake Albert oil project in fisherfolk in Uganda- April 2024-2Downloads: 30 | Size: 8 MB
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Research Report: EACOP project impact on affected people in UgandaDownloads: 43 | Size: 4 MB
Overviewhe research assessed the socio-economic impact of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) resettlement and compensation activities on the project-affected persons (PAPs). The research was conducted between April and October 2023. The study was undertaken because under the country’s Vision 2040 and National Development Plan (NDP) III, the Ugandan government has identified the oil and gas sector as one of several sectors that offers key growth opportunities for the country. |
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Research Brief -Tourism potential of Bugoma forestDownloads: 8 | Size: 818 KB
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Research Brief -Enhancing women participation in apiculture for livelihoods and environmental conservationDownloads: 5 | Size: 684 KB
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AFIEGO Research Report on Impacts of oil refinery project on the affected personsDownloads: 23 | Size: 2 MB
OverviewThe main objective of the study was to assess the impacts of the oil refinery land acquisition and resettlement project on the socio-economic conditions of the PAPs. The study also audited whether commitments in the 2012 Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) for the oil refinery project were implemented and what impact compliance or none-compliance to the commitments had on the socio-economic conditions of the PAPs. The RAP guided Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development (MEMD) during its acquisition of over 29 sq. km of land for the oil refinery project. |