The ELI/PAC records profound gratitude to the governments which have made texts available for compilation of the Compendium. The process of creating laws is long and complex. But the development of environmental laws is particularly
John Daniel Bakibinga-Ibembe1
*, Vuai A. Said2
and Nancy W. Mungai3
1Department of Humanities, Busoga University, Uganda.
2University of Dodoma, Tanzania.
3Department of Crop Science, Egerton University, Kenya.
Accepted
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• Uganda National Oil Corporation
• Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation
Developers and operators
• Total E&P Uganda BV
• Tullow Uganda Operations Pty Ltd
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Published by Oxfam GB for Oxfam International under
ISBN 978-1-78748-642-3 in September 2020.
DOI: 10.21201/2020.6423
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The EAC Vision 2050 lays out a broad perspective in which the region optimizes the utilization of its resources to accelerate productivity and the social wellbeing of its people. It portrays a future East Africa
African Solar Design
Mark Hankins
Karin Sosis
Allan Kinuthia
CIRCODU (initial authorship and research)
Joseph Ndemere Arineitwe
Jacob Kithinji
Samuel Baker Kucel
Joseph Muwonge Junior
Karoli
This Volume comprises three reports prepared by the national consultants, harmonized at the joint workshop and finally
accepted by the Permanent Secretaries. Its theme is the development and harmonisation of environmental standards in
Constitutional Environmental Law:
Giving Force to Fundamental Principles in Africa
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