CRED Uganda

Civic Response on Environment and Development (CRED) is a non - for profit public interest oriented, policy research and advocacy organization.

[National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) @nemaug]

How can the wetlands get encroached while you are here? - President @KagutaMuseveni has cautioned local government authorities on environmental protection.

Note: Local Government Authorities referred to as Lead Agencies are responsible for the management of the environment segments within their jurisdiction.

Source: @ntvuganda
🎬🎬🎬👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾

[CRED Uganda @creduganda2]

Over the past week, our team was in the field, monitoring and verifying human rights violations in the Albertine Region. Reaffirming our commitment to fact-driven action against these challenges.

[CSCOUg @CSCOUg1]

Approaches to methane emissions mitigation include;
-Establishing Leak Detection and Repair(LDAR) system
-provision of vapour recovery units for storage tanks
-Optimising the efficiency of combustion devices
-Gas utilisation measures or installing high-efficiency flares, etc

[ACODE Uganda @ACODE_Uganda]

Yesterday, @NRGInstitute, with @MEMD_Uganda, the Climate Change Department (CCD) of @min_waterUg & @nemaug, organised a one-day learning event on Uganda’s methane-emission abatement ambitions. The event enhanced awareness of Uganda’s oil & gas emission abatement ambitions

[CRED Uganda @creduganda2]

Today, we join the world in celebrating World Wildlife Day under the theme "Medicinal and Aromatic Plants: Conserving Health, Heritage and Livelihoods" we mourn natural forest cover lost yearly— and call upon all to embrace the fight for protection of the little remaining.

[CRED Uganda @creduganda2]

Today, we join the world in celebrating World Wildlife Day under the theme "Medicinal and Aromatic Plants: Conserving Health, Heritage and Livelihoods" we mourn natural forest cover lost yearly— and call upon all to embrace the fight for protection of the little remaining.

[CRED Uganda @creduganda2]

Today, we joined our colleagues in the Fair Finance Uganda coalition to strategize for the year ahead. We seized the opportunity to review last year's performance, conduct a critical self-assessment, and organize for enhanced results in 2026.

[Ministry of Finance @mofpedU]

39TH UGANDA EITI MULTI-STAKEHOLDER GROUP MEETING:
Minister of State for General Duties @henrymusasizi1
has said the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) remains a cornerstone of Uganda's governance framework for the oil,gas and mining sectors.

He made the remarks today on the occassion of handing over responsibilities from the outgoing members of the multi-stakeholder group (MSG) to the new members at Protea hotel,Kampala.

"Natural resources if well managed can be a powerful driver of inclusive growth,economic transformation and sustainable development," said the Minister.

The MSG is chaired by Moses Kaggwa who is also the Director Economic Affairs and has membership from Government,Development Partners and Civil Society.

Musasizi thanked the outgoing members of the MSG for the dedicated service,adding that Uganda has registered a number of achievements during their tenure including regular production of EITI reports and improvement in data management and access.

To the new team @henrymusasizi1 said the expectations of Ugandans regarding transparency and accountability in the extractive sector are high,hence the need to ensure that resource revenues are well integrated into the broader development planning and public financial management systems.

"MSG should ensure that the EITI process is well aligned with the country's national development priorities," said Musasizi,adding that @GovUganda remains committed to the principles and objectives of EITI.

The MSG Chairperson said the EITI process has improved the way Uganda's extractives sector is governed over the past 5 years.

He said the EITI platform has built trust among stakeholders,adding that Uganda EITI has enhanced information sharing and public awareness.

Going forward, Kaggwa said Uganda EITI is seeking the active involvement of @OAG_Uganda in the implementation and production of report as an Independent Administrator.

He said Uganda EITI is organising an extractives week in May 2026 to showcase the sector,adding that Uganda is also slated to undergo its second EITI validation on 1st October,2026.

[Uganda EITI @UgandaEITI]

Earlier on today the 39th Multi-Stakeholder Group Meeting convened at Protea Hotel Kampala to advance transparency and accountability in Uganda’s extractive sector, with the Hon. Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development in attendance. The meeting recognized outgoing members, welcomed new leadership, approved the FY2024/25 Annual Progress Report, and reviewed the ToR for the 5th UGEITI Report — a strong step forward for collaborative and responsible resource governance.

#UGEITI #Transparency #Accountability #ExtractiveGovernance #MoFPED

[CRED Uganda @creduganda2]

Today, we joined our colleagues in the Fair Finance Uganda coalition to strategize for the year ahead. We seized the opportunity to review last year's performance, conduct a critical self-assessment, and organize for enhanced results in 2026.

[CRED Uganda @creduganda2]

On this #WorldWetlandsDay, We remind ourselves of what is most important! It's our duty—individually and collectively—to reflect on the damage from our indifference and negligence. Time to act! 💚 #Wetlands #Environment

[CRED Uganda @creduganda2]

As we wrapped up the year 2025, we hosted a 3-day Media Training for our incredible Human Rights Monitors and Mediators
This was purposed at boosting their digital skills for recording, documenting, and reporting Human Rights issues in their respective communities
#HumanRights

[CRED Uganda @creduganda2]

As we wrapped up the year 2025, we hosted a 3-day Media Training for our incredible Human Rights Monitors and Mediators
This was purposed at boosting their digital skills for recording, documenting, and reporting Human Rights issues in their respective communities
#HumanRights

[CRED Uganda @creduganda2]

We congratulate our Executive Director and other appointed representatives of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to the @UgandaEITI Multi-Stakeholder Group. This is an opportunity to carry on and strengthen the quest for justice and equity within Uganda's Extractives Industry.

[CRED Uganda @creduganda2]

Today, we took part in a radio talk show on Spice FM in Hoima District, where we discussed road safety, road users’ rights, and ways to access remedies related to these issues. Together, let’s promote safer and more informed road use!

[CRED Uganda @creduganda2]

assessed challenges in tracking government action on the 2022 UPR recommendations, and reviewed progress in business and human rights protections.Together, we charted a clear roadmap towards effective advocacy ahead of the 2027 review—strengthening our voice locally and globally.

[CRED Uganda @creduganda2]

Last Friday, we joined the Business and Human Rights Cluster covened by NCHRD-U and RRA to advance our nation's participation in the upcoming Universal Periodic Review(UPR). We collaboratively drafted a shadow report to support civil society’s alternative input,

[ACODE Uganda @ACODE_Uganda]

Equipping all stakeholders with information and knowledge on managing oil spills is critical in shaping a sustainable oil and Gas sector.
The article here in the @newvisionwire provides an update on Uganda's preparedness ahead of its first oil.
#OilandGasUg

[CRED Uganda @creduganda2]

Standing together with like-minded organizations to protect our environment!
We strongly oppose the allocation of 150 acres of Kitubulu Central Forest Reserve for construction of government offices and a shopping mall.
Having already lost much of our forest cover,

[CRED Uganda @creduganda2]

#AccessToRemedies
If your rights are violated, immediately report to your local authorities. This creates a paper trail for escalation and can lead to faster resolution, especially in rural areas. Don't hesitate to speak up and seek remedies! #HumanRights #ReportViolations"