Hillary Fimarubo2024-07-012024-07-012024-07-01https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12311/1590This study looks at how Uganda's environmental regulatory structure uses Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) on a domestic level. An essential instrument for evaluating and controlling the possible effects that planned development projects may have on the environment and society is the environmental impact assessment. This report seeks to assess the EIA process's problems and efficacy in Uganda, pinpoint any implementation gaps, and remedies. First of all, An overview of the environmental regulations in Uganda and the significance of Environmental Impact Assessments. What an environmental impact assessment is and its goals. An overview of Uganda's pertinent environmental impact assessment laws, policies, and institutional regulation frame work. An explanation of the main government agencies in charge of directing and carrying out the EIA procedure. Suggestions for Improvement: Plans to reinforce Uganda's environmental regulatory framework's internal EIA implementation increasing technical capability by sharing of knowledge and training supplying sufficient funds and resources to ensure successful execution strengthening compliance monitoring and enforcement systems. enhancing stakeholder interaction and public involvement. In summary, an overview of the analysis's main conclusions and suggestions is provided. Effective EIA implementation is crucial for Uganda's sustainable development. Demand more investigation and ongoing enhancements to the EIA procedure.enDissertation