Influencing environmental policies to benefit the vulnerable
We equitably use natural resources for socio-economic development
Influencing environmental policies to benefit the vulnerable
We equitably use natural resources for socio-economic development
Centre for Citizens Conserving Environment
CECIC is non-government organisation dedicated to promoting the sustainable management of natural resources in Uganda and the Great Lakes Region
CECIC’S Core Values
Believes in employing well trained, highly knowledgeable and skilled staff to deliver high quality services through conducting research and confidently advocating for best practices in natural resource management.
CECIC gives due importance to working together to achieve a common objective, respecting each other’s contribution, realizing and appreciating that togetherness is prime to accomplishment of tasks.
CECIC believes in being open in all ways and at all times, telling the truth, ensuring that resources are effectively and efficiently used, in the interest of every one.
CECIC places high value on the preservation of life, property, and the environment.
CECIC expects its member networks/partnerships to conduct themselves in a manner beyond reproach
Events
CECIC's Initiatives
Media & Publications
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Policy brief on Tax Incentives for Community owned solar in Uganda 1 2 downloads |
Publications, Report | February 19, 2026 | Download |
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January 2026 CECIC Newsletter 1 102 downloads |
Newsletter | February 17, 2026 | Download |
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Report on Climate Change, Glacier Retreat, and Cultural Transformation in Uganda’s Rwenzori Mountains 1 1403 downloads |
Publications, Research Papers | February 6, 2026 | Download |
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