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Uganda Green Taxonomy Long Overdue

by Howard Mwesigwa, Kalikumutima & Co. Advocates April 4, 2025

written by Howard Mwesigwa, Kalikumutima & Co. Advocates

As the world grapples with the escalating impacts of climate change, the need for innovative green finance mechanisms has never been more pressing. For Uganda, a country rich in natural …

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How Strategic Investment, Value Addition Can Revive Uganda’s Mining Sector

by Business Times writer September 18, 2024

by Business Times writer September 18, 2024

Uganda is rich in essential mineral resources that could drive its transition to a green economy. The country possesses large deposits of gold, uranium, limestone, marble, graphite, iron, copper, and …

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