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ACODE Uganda

@ACODE_Uganda
ACODE is an independent public policy research and advocacy think tank registered in Uganda with operations in the Eastern and Southern Africa sub-region.
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    ACODE Uganda
    @ACODE_Uganda
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    ACODE is participating in the Training of Trainers session for Local Government Council leaders, which is ongoing in Masaka. The training sessions are meant to enhance trainers' capacity to facilitate the induction of newly elected Local Government leaders. #ServiceDeliveryUg
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    ACODE Uganda
    @ACODE_Uganda
    Aug 4
    According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the World needs to respond to the triple planetary crisis of climate change, pollution & biodiversity loss, and so beating methane pollution should now be every country's priority. #MethaneAbatementUg
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    ACODE Uganda
    @ACODE_Uganda
    Aug 4
    Abating methane and Short-Lived Climate Pollutants (SLCPs), such as black carbon, will require joint action through strategic collaboration of civil society actors and other stakeholders to achieve a clean and healthy environment for all. -@RobertJTurykira; ED @GreenAghnet
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    ACODE Uganda
    @ACODE_Uganda
    Aug 3
    In Karamoja & Westnile sub regions,striking a balance between livelihoods and conservation of Natural resources remains a challenge,hence increased forest degradation. See the link below for more. #citizenVoices @min_waterUg @DKinUganda @nemaug
    Green Exclusives Part II: Refugees Are Not the Problem—But They Have Increased Pressure on Already...
    From nilepost.co.ug
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    ACODE Uganda
    @ACODE_Uganda
    Aug 3
    Forests are not just about trees,they support biodiversity,regulate the climate ,protect water systems and sustain livelihoods. See in the link below how these valuable resources can be conserved for now and future generations. #CimateJusticeUg.
    Uganda’s Forest Crisis Is Not a Policy Failure, But an Implementation Failure, Says ACODE
    From nilepost.co.ug

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