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1. Promoting Community land rights and nature rights: profile of NAPE’s advocacy work on land grabbing
( pdf, 9.39 MB )
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2. Health and Environmental footprints of Mercury caused by the ASGM activities – Mercury-free Gold mining Project in Uganda
( pdf, 2.61 MB )
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1. Promoting Community land rights and nature rights: profile of NAPE’s advocacy work on land grabbing
( pdf, 9.39 MB )
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Mining in Protected Areas Wisdom or ..........?
( pdf, 8.86 MB )
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20 Years of NAPE Environmental Advocacy
( pdf, 2.88 MB )
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Poor implementation of otherwise good laws
( pdf, 1.99 MB )
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Oil curse in Africa: Reality or Myth?
( pdf, 4.62 MB )
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Government Agencies in Deep Slumber as the Environment is Degraded
( pdf, 2.01 MB )
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GMOs: People NEED food sovereinity Not just food security
( pdf, 12.25 MB )
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Fourteen Years of NAPE’s Environmental Struggle in Uganda
( pdf, 3.60 MB )
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Environmental Sustainability and Human Rights at Stake
( pdf, 20.18 MB )
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Dubious Oil Deals in Africa
( pdf, 2.40 MB )
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Development in Turmoil Land Grabbing, Oil, Bujagali....
( pdf, 2.01 MB )
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The Leather Tannery Industries in Uganda
( pdf, 948 KB )
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The Good Bad and Urgly side of Plastics
( pdf, 794 KB )
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The Crave for New Laws
( pdf, 9.96 MB )
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Rights at Risk Mining Companies to bypass Land Owners
( pdf, 6.94 MB )
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Recycling E Waste Increases Lead poisoning
( pdf, 937 KB )
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Impacts of Economic Development on Environment and rural Communities
( pdf, 3.09 MB )
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Environmental Degradation Natural Systems at Stake
( pdf, 16.25 MB )
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