All public and private development projects, should not commence without an approved Environmental Impact Assessment certificate and Environment & Social Compliance certification issued by a competent authority. #EnvironmentalStandardsUg

All wetland users, especially those holding permits, are legally obligated to adhere to the conditions of their permits and ensure all activities within wetland are in accordance with existing laws and regulations. #EnvironmentalStandardsUg

In Uganda, all commercial sand mining, stone quarrying, clay, kaolinite (Enoni) and marram extraction require permits from National Environment Management Authority. #EnvironmentalStandardsUg

We urge all citizens to remain vigilant and promptly report any unauthorized or illegal tree harvesting activities to the relevant authorities. #EnvironmentalStandardsUg

Engaging stakeholders on issues affecting access to education at the grassroots, ranging from high school drop out, to inadequate infrastructure and teacher absenteeism.

Today, we officially kicked off the onboarding of Uganda Debt Network & Anti-Corruption Coalition Uganda - ACCU onto our Contract Monitoring System (CMS) - a bold step toward inclusive, citizen-led public procurement oversight. #RegulatingForResults Thread... (1/5)

Martin Waiswa, GIZ Uganda Advisor Rule of Law, Democracy & good Governance welcomed Uganda Debt Network & Anti-Corruption Coalition Uganda - ACCU onboard: “We urge you to uphold neutrality & stay clear of partisan politics. PPDA is a non-political agency serving the public good.” He noted. (4/5)

Through its CSO-PDE Engagement Framework, PPDA Uganda will now work with 30 CSOs across Uganda to extend its footprint in public procurement monitoring. With CMS, citizens gain tools to track contracts, raise red flags & demand better services. #RegulatingForResults (5/5)

Yesterday, our Youth Sounding Board presented their Action Plan at the embassy! ♻️ They shared inspiring ideas on youth-led action, advocacy & inclusion. We are proud of their support to 🇩🇰!

UNODC in 🇺🇬 was pleased to host Anti-Corruption Coalition Uganda - ACCU for a strategic discussion on a new partnership to combat corruption & advance justice. Rooted in UNODC’s global mandate to fight corruption & economic crime, this initiative aims to support Uganda’s development & strengthen public trust.

Training of Youth on Integrity in the Fight Against Corruption took place in Nabilatuk Town Council, Nabilatuk District.

Conducted training of the youth integrity club to equip youth with knowledge and practical tools to identify, resist, and report corruption,to promote transparency and accountability in their communities.Activities involved Group discussions,scenario,Question-and-answer session

Today, together with Uganda Debt Network we kick started our collaboration with PPDA Uganda and singed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to monitor public procurement, public contracts and government projects in Uganda using the Contract Monitoring System (CMS).

📌 Signed, sealed, and now officially onboarded! ✍️ Today at PPDA–URF Towers, ED Benson Turamye presided over the signing of MOUs with ACCU & UDN — bringing them onto the Contract Monitoring System (CMS).

This marks a major step in boosting transparency, citizen oversight & accountability in public procurement! 🛠️ #RegulatingForResults

According to the National Forestry and Tree Planting Regulations, 2016, movement permits for approved tree harvesters and dealers should be issued within 5 working days from the date of receipt of a complete application. #EnvironmentalStandardsUg

Together with Karamoja Anti Corruption Coalition , we are training young people in Nabilatuk District on monitoring public services and corruption reporting.

With support from WWF Uganda, we are engaging members from Capentry and Timber Traders Associations in Bushenyi District, sensitizing them on the National Tree Planting Act 2003, National Environment Act Cap 181 and the Anti Corruption Act.

Day 1 of 2, together with MAYANK ANTI- CORRUPTION COALITION (MACCO), we are training young people of Lokopio Hills Technical Institute in Yumbe district on monitoring public services and their role in the fight against corruption in Uganda.