Stanbic Bank Uganda has been honored once again for its leadership in environmental sustainability, clinching the coveted National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) Sustainability Award for the second consecutive year. The bank topped the financial institutions category, reinforcing its position as a trailblazer in green finance and environmental stewardship within the East African region.
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Uganda’s EACOP pipeline sparks ongoing climate justice debate as African movements intensify
by Carlton OlooEconomic ResponsibilityEnergy & TransitionInternational NewsNews & Analysis by Carlton Oloo 240 views 5 minutes readThe development of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), in Uganda has increasingly continued to attract national and international scrutiny, not just for its economic significance but also for…
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Uganda reaffirms its position to maximize its oil reserves sustainably
by Lisa MatataAfricaEast AfricaEnergy & TransitionNews & AnalysisOil & GasRegionsSustainability by Lisa Matata 213 views 4 minutes readUganda recognizes the role of renewable energy and clean energy sources as sustainable alternatives. However, the nation asserts its commitment to aligning with global best practices while catering to the unique needs and challenges it faces.
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Nairobi, September 7, 2020- Keith Hansen, an American, has been appointed as the new Country director for four African countries: Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia and Uganda by the World Bank. As…
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Uganda is on course to posting the largest economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa this year despite being marred by the Covid-19 shock, according to World Bank’s latest projections. Uganda’s economy…
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Kenya Posts Fastest Electrification Rate In Africa
BusinessCarbon offsetingcircular economyClimate & Environmentcorporate sustainabilityEconomic ResponsibilityEnergy & TransitionEnergy Access & InnovationEnergy PolicyEnvironmental ResponsibilityFinance & EconomyHealthInsights & ReportsInternational NewsJust TransitionNews & AnalysisOil & GaspolicyPolicy & GovernanceRegionsRenewable energySocial Responsibilitysupply chainsSustainabilitySustainable development by External Source 698 views 3 minutes readKenya leads Africa in the pace at which it is electrifying its population through a mix of grid and off-grid power connections. Kenya connectivity pace is also among top three…
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Coronavirus: Tanzania Records Biggest Population Slide Into Extreme Poverty
Biodiversity & Naturecircular economyClimate & EnvironmentClimate Action & AdaptationClimate Science (Africa-focused)Economic ResponsibilityEnergy PolicyFinance & EconomyHealthInsights & ReportsJust TransitionNews & AnalysisPolicy & GovernancePolicy & RegulationPollution & WasteSocial ResponsibilitySustainable Finance & ESGWater & Food Systems by External Source 470 views 2 minutes readTanzania has suffered the biggest rollback of poverty reduction gains in East Africa battered by Covid-19 pandemic, with about six million more Tanzanians sliding into extreme poverty over the past…
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Uganda is representing Africa in advancing the role of hydropower in enabling wide-scale transition to renewables post-Covid-19. Hydro Power Association of Uganda is the only African agency to team up…
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Uganda has witnessed the steepest drop in road traffic in Africa as a result of travel curbs to contain coronavirus. Data from Norway-based consulting firm Rystad Energy shows that traffic…
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More women than men live in extreme poverty in Kenya with four million females subsisting below the poverty line, a new report shows. Vienna-based World Poverty Clock indicates that 4.1million…
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