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The continuous encroachment and degradation of forests and the related human activities within the lake shores, river banks and catchment areas have resulted into; complete loss of tree and vegetation cover further leading to soil erosion and siltation of the water bodies thus changing their ecological, social and economic functions. The degradation has also negatively impacted on the community livelihoods by affecting the agricultural productivity due to prolonged droughts, reduced soil fertility and crop yields as well as affecting the fish yields.
NEMA through its Division of Chemical Safety, Radiation and Pollution Prevention has instituted a technical committee for management of chemicals in…
The National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has intensified restoration efforts by planting over 15,000 indigenous tree species in …
The Uganda Flowers Exporters Association held a consultative meeting with Dr. Barirega Akankwasah the Executive Director of the National Environment…
The National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) Board of Directors, led by Chairperson Prof. Okot-Okumu, has held a series of engagements with …
NEMA launched its Strategic Plan 2025/26-29/30 at Sheraton Hotel, Kampala attended by representatives from government, development partners, …
The National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has launched new voluntary “green” refrigerant labels to help Ugandan consumers easily identify…
