Uganda Green Party

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The Uganda Green Party is a political party in Uganda. The party claims to be committed to the well being of the environment rather than to politics. Its main objective is to protect the environment and its habitats.

[edit] See also

• Conservation movement
• Environmental movement
• Green party
• Green politics
• List of environmental organizations
• Sustainability
• Sustainable development

[edit] External links

• Official web site

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