#Day02 : We have concluded a two day dissemination exercise of preliminary findings on the operation of cement industries in uganda, @edwinkanakulya from Uganda EITI has encouraged participants to embrace the 2nd EITI report to follow-up on the issue of royalities .

#Fair4all .

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The  #OpeningExtractives  Progress Report is out!
Check out how #beneficialownership transparency is gaining momentum with success stories from around the globe 🇦🇲🇦🇷🇪🇨🇬🇭🇮🇩🇵🇭🇲🇳🇳🇬🇸🇳🇱🇷🇿🇲

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The New Vision

Rwenzori Rare Earth Metals has won a large-scale mining license to extract rare earth minerals in the three districts of Bugweri, Bugiri, and Mayuge in Busoga region.

Whereas the Minister of Energy and Mineral Development Ruth Nankabirwa Ssentamu has

How can governments, companies & civil society use the #EITIStandard to address the economic, social & environmental implications of the #energytransition ?

Learn more in our latest policy brief ➡️ eiti.org/documents/navi…

Last week,during our engagement with stakeholders on the 2nd Uganda EITI 2020/2021 report,we captured some voices from artisanal miners in Nakapiripirit District on the challenges facing the ASGM sector including 'sex4gold' which was reported to be the norm in many gold mines.

The dialogue aims to present the 2nd Uganda EITI report for the FY2020/2021.During that FY, Moroto District Local Government received a paltry UGX 70 million. Stakeholders are worried about the mineral plunder by mining companies in Karamoja sub-region.GIZ Uganda WoMin African Alliance

Our E.D.,Mr.Andrew Byaruhanga(Andrew Byaruhanga) discusses the status of the 2nd Uganda EITI report and the human rights violations being experienced in Karamoja mining sector.EU in Uganda EITI International GIZ Uganda WoMin African Alliance Enabel in Uganda CSCOUg Ministry of Energy Uganda Embassy of Belgium in Uganda

Just Happening:Dialogue meeting with stakeholders including officials from Moroto District Local Government and #CSOs on the 2nd #UGEITI report for FY 2020/2021. Mr.Kanakulya Edwin Kavuma (Uganda EITI) is leading the discussions.

#EITI is a new dawn for corporate accountability and improved governance along the extractives industries value chain.We are in Amudat with @UGEITI Secretariat creating awareness about #EITI and Uganda's 2nd EITI report (2020/2021) with support from Oxfam in Uganda & Ireland in Uganda

At the #EITI stakeholder engagement in Amudat district, our E.D.,Mr.Andrew Byaruhanga notes that #EITI standard requires countries to disclose information on the key steps in governance of oil,gas and mining revenues.Oxfam in Uganda Ireland in Uganda OxfamAmerica Ministry of Energy Uganda NBS Television

The Multi-stakeholder group engaging with the validation team from the International Secretariat who are on an in-country mission to assess Uganda’s Compliance to the EITI Standard at the 31st meeting held in Kampala at the Imperial Royale Hotel EITI International Ministry of Finance

We are participating in a Symposium on Just Energy Transition planning for sustainable development. Organised by CSCOUg and Natural Resource Governance Institute, we are discussing strategies that can ensure that Uganda’s energy transition framework is robust and ensures sustainable and just economic

Energy transition is reshaping the extractive industries and the conversations are not going to be the same.-EITI representative

The Symposium on Just Energy Transition planning for sustainable development ongoing now organised by ACODE,CSCOUg and Natural Resource Governance Institute

🚩Happy to be part of the CSCOUg - EITI International validation meeting. Compliance to EITI Standards is critical in strengthening inclusiveness & citizens awareness on the extractives sector. Good governance for oil, gas & mineral resources is critical for socio-economic transformation

Did you know that the mining and quarrying sector contributed 1.8% of the National Gross Domestic Product?
Source: UBOS Uganda Bureau of Statistics
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At the 12th Mineral Wealth Conference, our ED Winfred Ngabiirwe, who was one of the speakers at the event, presented about the role of women in extractives and how women can position themselves to benefit from the extractive sector.
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