Publications & Documents

Uganda Water and Environment Week (UWEWK) is a weeklong event that is organized annually by the Ministry of Water and Environment (MWE) through the Water Resources Institute (WRI). The event has evolved and grown to become the flagship program for advocacy, influencing, information sharing, and learning within the water and environment spectrum.

The 9th Uganda Water and Environment Week will be held from Monday 23rd March to Friday 27th March The National Organizing Committee of The Uganda Water and Environment Week 2026 therefore calls for abstracts from interested researchers, practitioners and policy makers to share their research and practical work, findings and experiences in line with the theme and sub themes of the week.

Request for Expression of Interest-Consulting Services for Construction supervision of Nine Rural Growth Centres of Bulange, Nango, Bubugo/Itanda, Kagumba, Kasaba, Rwentuha, Bubanda, Kyampangara and Nyamushojwa

Terms of Reference for Consultancy Services for Construction Supervision of Solar Powered Water Supply and Sanitation Systems in 9no. Rural Growth Centers

Uganda Water and Environment Week(UWEWK)2026 Costs

Uganda Water and Environment Week(UWEWK)2026

Uganda Water and Environment Week 2026- Advertise

Uganda Water and Environment Week(UWEWK) 2026 Info

UWEWK 2026 Banner

September to December 2026 seasonal climate outlook over Uganda.

This is the first REDD+ Results-Based Payment project in Africa to be presented to the GCF Board, positioning Uganda as a regional leader in climate mitigation and forest conservation.

FIEFOC 2 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)

The project Occupational Health and Safety Measures aim to provide guidelines on how work will be executed during implementation of IFPA-CD Project to ensure that health and safety of the workers are adequately managed to prevent injuries and loss of lives during the course of employment. Occupational Health and Safety Measures has been developed in a manner consistent with the World Bank’s Environmental and Social Standard (ESS) 2 on Labour and working conditions in addition to relevant GoU legal and regulatory framework, World Bank Group General Environmental Health and Safety Guidelines (WBG EHS Guidelines), International Labour Organisation Conventions and other Good International Industry Practices.

Revised Vulnerable and Marginalized Groups Plan for the Batwa around the Mgahinga Gorilla National Park

Vulnerable and Marginalized Groups Plan for the Batwa around Echuya Central Forest Reserve

Vulnerable and Marginalized Groups Plan for the Batwa around the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Vulnerable and Marginalized Groups Plan for the Batwa around Semuliki National Park

The four volumes (2-5) of specific guidance are intended for water infrastructure managers and relevant government officials at the national and district levels and are intentionally concise to encourage their uptake and use. However, some users may want, or need, a deeper insight into the water source protection process.