Fredrick Bamwine

Fredrick Bamwine is experienced in legal and regulatory frameworks with over ten years of experience working on projects that involve social and legal frameworks. His research interests are at the nexus of environmental rule of law, policy and urban planning in the broad areas of energy, water, natural resources, land use planning, regional planning and cooperation, growth management, and sustainability.

• East African Community (EAC), International Union for Conservation of Nature, and Swiss International Development and Cooperation (SDC), 2021/2022, Developing an EAC Regional Water Resources Policy and Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) Strategy.
• Fichtner Water and Transportation (KFW) and National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC), 2021/2022, Review of the Kampala Sanitation Masterplan and Preparation of Sanitation and Improvements.
• ALSF & University of Nairobi, 2020, Developing the Capacity of East African Public and Private Sector Legal Experts to Integrate Environmental, Social, and Sustainability Considerations in Natural Resource Contract Negotiations.
• GIZ, 2020, Strengthening the Policy Frameworks for Transboundary Water Resources Management in the Nile Basin.
• Ministry of Water and Environment, 2019, Design and documentation of REDD+ Emissions Reduction Programs in Uganda.
• Pocantico River Watershed, 2018, Review of the Ordinances in the Pocantico river watershed particularly in the villages and towns of Sleepy Hollow, Blaircliff Manor, Mt Pleasant, North Castle, White Plains.
• Rural Electrification Agency, 2018, Development of an Integrated Environment, Health and Safety Management System for the Rural Electrification Program.
• United Nations Academic Impact Initiative (UNAI), 2018, Participated in a series of inner human alignments in support of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to help bring the SDGs to life for younger generations so they can feel part of the work of the United Nations in creating a new future at the level of human response.
• High-Level Political Forum / SDG7 Permanent Mission of Germany to the UN, 2018, Participated in the United Nations side events for the feasibility of using on-site renewable energy plus storage to provide energy for development to the 13% of the world population who lack access to electricity and shared the experience of developing countries in utilizing on-site renewable energy, the benefits achieved, and how the challenges are overcome.

• Energy Law
• Climate Change
• Energy Law
• International Environmental Law
• International Law
• Land use planning
• Natural Resources Law
• Sustainable Development, Law & Survey

• Resolving the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Conflict Through the African Union Nexus Approach, Emmanuel Kasimbazi, Melesse A.M., Abtew W., Moges S.A., 2021, Springer Geography, Cham.
• The Efficacy of Prosecuting Wildlife Crimes in Uganda, 2019, Environmental Policy and Law, 49, 2-3, 181-189, 10.3233/EPL-190155.

• IUCN World Commission on Environmental Law
• Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature (GARN)

Fredrick possesses versatile skills in legal and regulatory framework, problem-solving, and collaboration. He brings fresh perspective and strong commitment to quality and success. Recognized for adaptability and proactive approach in delivering effective solutions.

• International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)
• Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature