State of the Environment Report - 2010 - Uganda
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The State of the Environment 2010 with the theme, “environment sustainability and health” is an integrated assessment of the state and trends of key environmental resources including land, fresh water and aquatic resources, biodiversity and energy resources among others. The report takes a multi-pronged approach in assessing utilization and vulnerability of all environmental resources in the country. Resultantly, the report strives to highlight gaps and opportunities of the country to meet the Millennium Development Goals.
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