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Article

1 Feb 2010

Author:
Platform, Civil Society Coalition on Oil in Uganda

[PDF] Contracts Curse: Uganda’s oil agreements place profit before people

This report aims to provide an in-depth analysis of Uganda’s Production Sharing Agreements covering oil development in the Albertine Graben. Platform has investigated the contract terms relating to economics, sovereignty, human rights and the environment. We examine relevant paragraphs in the Ugandan context, in relation to current oil company practice in Uganda and in comparison to contract terms in other countries. [refers to ENI, ExxonMobil, Dominion Petroleum, Global Petroleum, Heritage Resources, Tullow Oil, Tower Resources]