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Mrs Agnes Alaba, Commissioner for Mines, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, Uganda, officially launches the Community Development Agreement (CDA) Toolkit, emphasizing its potential to enhance communityengagement & promote sustainable development in Uganda's mining sector

Ruth Nagadya of @ANARDE and David of @IIED share an overview of the Community Development Agreement (CDA) toolkit, highlighting successful case studies from other countries. A valuable resource for promoting sustainable mining practices in Uganda. #CDAtoolkit #SustainableMining

Rose Mosi from @IIED presents: "The toolkit provides a structured framework for negotiating community extraction projects, fostering a commitment to supporting local communities." #CommunityDevelopment #Mining #Sustainability"

Happening now at Protea Sky Hotel: Launching the Community Development Agreement Toolkit for Mining in Uganda. This significant event aims to promote sustainable development, enhance governance, and ensure meaningful engagement between mining companies and local communities.

Anarde in partnership with ASF under the project "From Access to equality (FATE)"held mobile legal aid camps in Nanyidik,Katikekire and kosiroi,to provide free legal assistance to women and girls affected by GBV in mining and areas impacted by climate change.@asf_eastafrica

"The fight against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) continues! ✊ Join us during the #16DaysOfActivism as we amplify our voices to advocate for the rights and empowerment of women to access justice in Uganda's mining and extractive communities. #EndGBV # #16DaysOfActivism2024"

We at the ministry commend ANARDE for their efforts in bringing this vital concept to life." – Commissioner Bahati Godfrey @MEMD_Uganda

“Previously, developers would secure a social license to operate by offering small benefits like a borehole to the community. Now, with CDAs legally required, this marks a positive shift towards inclusive, sustainable development for all stakeholders. 1/2

Currently presenting a draft Community Development Agreement toolkit to @MEMD_Uganda. This aims to support host communities, mining companies, and the government in negotiating and implementing fair benefit-sharing from mining activities. #CommunityDevelopment #BenefitSharing

Mzee Jackson Angella Adome an expert in artisanal mining Rupa sub county on panel discussion .Qn.What do you think are the best practice to solve conflicts between communities and investors ? “Two parties have to agree in the principle,try to review ,agree what their visions “

Joseph Ahimbisibwe a Program officer-Nature Conservation at ANARDE giving a presentation on #CDA in Uganda Mining Sector;Ensuring sustainable and equitable development. #Karamoja Regional Dialogue 10th September,2024.

Mr.Malcom Twino Mpamizo the Chief Steward @Civlegacy Foundation ,Giving in Opening Remarks. #Regional dialogue on fostering CDA’s in Karamoja Region.

Mr.Kabaale Syliver ,District Internal Security Officer-Moroto (DISO) representing the RDC “Mining will take us a step ahead but ensuring that the challenges concerning the mining should be solved so that this activities benefit everyone “#Regional dialogue on fostering #CDA .

Happening now @Hotel Leslona Moroto….. Regional dialogue on fostering inclusive community development agreements (CDA)in Karamoja Region .join us as we engage the host communities in this matter that affects their livelihoods .

Apalia Julius LC1: Longoleki village, nadunget subcounty If we work together,Nadunget will rise up against GBV! We will shatter the chains of silence and shame, and create a sanctuary for our women and girls to thrive." #Promote equality

Lowal James Israel (community Development Officer -CDO): "We will not rest until Nadunget is a beacon of hope and safety for all. Our women and girls deserve to live without fear, and we will fight tirelessly to make that a reality.

"GBV has taken a toll on my life and the lives of many women in our community, causing injuries that have hindered our ability to work and provide for our children. We are seeking mini-grants to help us establish small businesses, rebuild our lives". Says community woman .

Community Elders "We have seen the devastating effects of GBV in our community. It's time for us to come together and create a brighter future for our women and girls. Enough is enough!" # Break GBV silence #Empower women/girls -#Foster respect/equality"