Natural resources governance in Uganda

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Using SenseMaker® to make sense of community perceptions

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In January 2018, CE and the IUCN started working on a project to make sense of community perceptions of natural resources governance in the Mount Elgon and Agoro-Agu landscapes of Uganda. Follow the Project URL above to read the IUCN's abstract and full briefing paper on their website.

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