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- ItemFostering National Participation: Exploring the Legal Framework for National Content Provisions in Uganda’s Oil and Gas Sector(Uganda Christian University, 2024-05-09) Lewis KiraireThe oil and gas sector has emerged as a significant economic driver in Uganda, with the discovery of substantial hydrocarbon reserves. To ensure equitable distribution of benefits, national content provisions have become crucial. This study explores the legal framework governing national content provisions in Uganda's oil and gas sector. It analyzes existing regulations and policies, emphasizing the pivotal role of a well-structured legal framework in achieving sustainable development. By examining historical context, international best practices, and case studies, this research provides insights into maximizing the benefits of Uganda's oil and gas resources while promoting inclusivity and sustainability. In the context of a Master of Laws program in Oil and Gas, this study delves deeply into the legal framework surrounding national content provisions within Uganda's burgeoning oil and gas sector. With substantial hydrocarbon reserves, Uganda stands poised for significant economic growth. However, equitable distribution of benefits and local participation are paramount concerns. This research critically examines the intricate legal landscape governing national content provisions in Uganda. It offers a comprehensive analysis of existing regulations, policies, and statutes designed to foster domestic participation and ensure that the nation's hydrocarbon resources benefit its citizens. The study underscores the essential role of a well-structured legal framework in achieving sustainable development and economic empowerment within the sector. Through an exploration of historical context, international best practices, and case studies from other oil-producing nations, this research provides invaluable insights for Uganda's path towards promoting national participation in its oil and gas industry. By addressing challenges, identifying opportunities, and suggesting potential areas for legal reform, this study contributes significantly to the discourse surrounding Uganda's quest for inclusive and sustainable development in its oil and gas sector.