Welcome to AFIEGO
We undertake public policy research and advocacy to influence energy policies to benefit the poor and vulnerable.
Africa Institute for Energy Governance (AFIEGO) is a company limited by guarantee incorporated under Uganda’s Companies Act dedicated to influencing energy policies to benefit poor and vulnerable communities.
Our Programmes

The Extractives Governance
We influence extractive policies to improve the lives of the citizens by contributing to national, regional and global agendas that are seeking to end fossil fuel extractivism.
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The Electricity Democracy
We promote affordable, accessible, reliable, clean and sustainable electricity services for improved livelihoods and national development.
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The Renewable Energy Efficiency & Climate Change
We promote clean and alternative energy sources in Uganda to make communities resilient to climate change.
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AFIEGO impact in numbers
AFIEGO impact in numbers for the last five years (18-2023)
18M
Total people reached directly and inderectly through our programmes
57.5%
Women & Youth benefited in advocacy programs
1,655
Articles & Reports published in Press & Online world wide
15
Years dedicated to influencing energy policies to benefit poor and vulnerable
Upcoming Events

Dissemination of ToRs for a consultant to conduct a political-economy assessment of the tourism industry

Dissemination of ToRs for a consultant to conduct a political-economy assessment of the tourism industry

Meeting with women and youth to share research findings on the negative impacts of oil activities on Murchison Falls NP

Meeting with women and youth to share research findings on the negative impacts of oil activities on Murchison Falls NP

IGEN-EA strategic planning and reflection meeting

IGEN-EA strategic planning and reflection meeting

Hearing of the EACOP case filed by AFIEGO and others at the East African Court of Justice

Hearing of the EACOP case filed by AFIEGO and others at the East African Court of Justice

Updates sharing meeting with EACOP-affected communities
