Participatory Local Democracy

Supported by UNDEF 2012-2014

Commerce, Kings and local government in Uganda : decentralizing natural resources to consolidate the central state

Abstract: This study explores the decentralization of forest management powers in Uganda in order to determine the extent to which powers have shifted to popularly elected and downwardly accountable local governments. The experience of decentralization in Uganda’s forestry sector is highly uneven.

Author(s): Muhereza, Frank Emmanuel

Source(s): , Environmental governance in Africa working papers; 8 iv, 32 p., ill. Environmental governance in Africa working papers 8

Published: 2003 World resources institute, Washington, DC (English

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Link: http://pdf.wri.org/eaa_wp8.pdf

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January 1, 2003

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community participation, decentralization in government, environmental management, forest management, forestry, Governance, illegality, natural resources, natural resources policy, privatization, Uganda

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Commerce, Kings and local government in Uganda : decentralizing natural resources to consolidate the central state

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