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Planning for biomass is therefore critical for the social economic development of Uganda. Biomass is used in all sectors of the economy, and more importantly, close to 100% of rural households and 98% of urban households use biomass energy for cooking.
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Special focus is on our priority areas which have been aligned to the global strategic plan and the new five year Country Programme Cycle which starts in 2016.
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The 8th edition of the UNDP Uganda Human Development Report (HDR), focuses on the Northern Uganda region.
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