Environment Governance Institute (EGI)

Mission 300 Begins with Communities: Why Public Awareness is the Missing Link toAfrica’s Clean Energy Future

EGI recently participation in a national television talk show on Uganda BroadcastingCorporation (UBC) focusing on Uganda’s Mission 300 National Energy Compact andexplored how government institutions, youth, civil society, the private… Continue reading Mission 300 Begins with Communities: Why Public Awareness is the Missing Link toAfrica’s Clean Energy Future

EGI Ignites Mission 300 Awareness Among Uganda Christian University Youth and Students

On 6 July 2026, the Environment Governance Institute (EGI), in partnership with the Uganda Christian University (UCU) Students’ Council, conducted a public lecture aimed at raising awareness of Mission 300… Continue reading EGI Ignites Mission 300 Awareness Among Uganda Christian University Youth and Students

EGI Initiates discussions with Afreximbank on Africa’s Just Energy Transition

On August 7, 2026 the Environment Governance Institute (EGI) together with representatives from Africa Finance Watch met and engaged in a high level discussion with the leadership of African Export-Import… Continue reading EGI Initiates discussions with Afreximbank on Africa’s Just Energy Transition

Women’s Groups in Bwindi Embrace Briquette Making as a Sustainable Energy Source, Shifting Away From Firewood.

Bwindi’s communities, including the Batwa, have faced livelihood challenges since their eviction from the national park in 1991. The growing population, mainly in areas like Buhoma, heavily depend on wood… Continue reading Women’s Groups in Bwindi Embrace Briquette Making as a Sustainable Energy Source, Shifting Away From Firewood.

Locals struggle as CNOOC expands Kingfisher operations

Samuel Okulony, Chief Executive Officer, Environment Governance Institute (EGI), Uganda sokulony@egiuganda.org Vanishing livelihoods Lake Albert provides water to hundreds of thousands of people. Its fish feed numerous families. It and… Continue reading Locals struggle as CNOOC expands Kingfisher operations

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