Greenwatch in conjunction with the Judicial Training Institute (JTI) organised the 2nd annual Judicial Training on Climate Justice in Uganda on 10th and 11th Sepetember 2020. The theme for this year was: "Climate Justice; Ensuring a More Fair and Equitable Society"
Training Manual:
Judicial Training on Climate Justice (2020)-Manual
Presentations:
- The Second Annual Judicial Training On Climate Justice 2020 By Peter Davis Mutesasira (PhD)
- Domestic Adjudicative Institutions And Sustainable Development In The African Context Opportunities And Limitations By Onyeka Osuji
- Evolution Of Climate Change Legislation By Dr. Patrick Byakagaba
- Climate Justice, Climate Litigation And Climae Action-Global Perspective By Ass. Prof. Shuaib Lwasa
- The Relevance Of Climate Change Litigation In Holding Governments Accountable For The Effects Of Climate Change By Ms. Emily Kinama
- Uganda’s Commitments And The NDCs By Mr. Bob Natifu
Greenwatch
We believe that environmental rights can be better exercised when people have access to information, can participate in decisions that affect their surroundings and have access to justice incase their rights are violated. Greenwatch exists to ensure that every individual in Uganda knows that they have environmental rights and these rights can be fully exercised through access to information, justice and public participation.
