National Environment Management Authority (NEMA)

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NEMA Reviews Guidelines, Action Plan And National Strategy for Chemicals Management in Uganda

On June 11, 2026 NEMA conducted a consultative meeting to discuss Guidelines, Action Plan and National Strategy for Management of Chemicals in Uganda. The discussions included;

  • undertaking risks assessment
  • prior consent procedures and
  • implementation procedures.

Once completed, this is aimed at ensuring compliance and adequate adherence to the National Environment (Management of Hazardous Chemicals and Products Containing Hazardous Chemicals) Regulations, 2024.

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