The book Environmental Justice in Uganda comprehensively examines the legal, institutional, and community frameworks shaping environmental justice (EJ) in Uganda's oil and gas sector, with a focus on community participation, regulatory efficacy, and international comparison. It starts by a conceptual analysis of EJ theories and relevant frameworks, including national and international laws and institutional roles. A critical evaluation of Uganda's EJ mechanisms in the oil and gas industry is provided, discussing the effectiveness of consultation, grievance mechanisms, and corporate social...
The book Environmental Justice in Uganda comprehensively examines the legal, institutional, and community frameworks shaping environmental justice (EJ...