The World Bank Group / BP / the AES Corporation / Living World Bank / AES Nile Power / Pipeline Project / Development Bank / World Bank Divided / /
Continent
Africa / /
Country
Uganda / Chad / Cameroon / /
Currency
cent / USD / /
Event
Company Expansion / Product Issues / Layoffs / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Years On Breaking New Grounds /
IndustryTerm
project-affected groups / electricity tariff / electricity demands / tourism operators / energy reform / electricity requirements / local groups / electricity / Internet advertisement / Bank staff / increased electricity tariffs / adequate and reliable electricity / electricity demand / project site / electricity rates / affected groups / electricity shortages / /
NaturalFeature
Nile river / Bujagali Falls / Nile / Kalagala Falls / /
Organization
National Association / Ugandan government / Bank’s Board of Executive Directors / Inspection Panel / civil society / World Bank / Ugandan Electricity Tariffs Committee / Uganda Electricity Board / /
Person
ASE STUD / Budhagali / /
Position
chief priest / private investor / vice president for the Africa Region / Chairman / high priest / adviser / /
Product
involuntary resettlement plan / compensation arrangements / /
“Forget about rebel attacks and malaria. Uganda is currently reveling in its second decade of boom-time growth and steadily regaining its status as the pearl of Africa. When you stand next to the Nile river, you feel like a character from a Hemingway novel.