Mining Regulations, 2004. Country/Territory Uganda Document type Regulation Date 2004 Source FAO, FAOLEX Subject Mineral resources Keyword Authorization/permit EIA Environmental planning Financing Lease Minerals Mining Registration Business/industry/corporations Data collection/reporting Monitoring Offences/penalties Geographical area Africa, Eastern Africa, Landlocked Developing Nations, Least Developed Countries Abstract The Mining Regulations of 2004, offer detailed directives and criteria for individuals or firms interested in obtaining various mining licenses in a structured and regulated manner. This document delineates the application procedures for prospecting, exploration, retention, and location licenses, outlining the required documentation and steps. It also stipulates the obligations and duties of license holders, such as maintaining accurate records, clearing vegetation from the area, and removing outdated beacons when necessary. An important aspect highlighted in these regulations is the significance of record-keeping, necessitating license holders to maintain thorough records of employees, drilling activities, mapping, production, and other pertinent information. Part XI of the text address environmental concerns by mandating applicants to submit statements detailing the environmental condition, mining and reclamation plans, underscoring the importance of responsible mining practices and environmental stewardship. The text consists of 86 Articles divided into XIII parts. Full text English References - Legislation Implements Mining Act, 2003. Legislation | Uganda | 2003 Keyword: EIA, Environmental audit, Soil rehabilitation, Basic legislation, Mining, Exploration, Minerals, Protected area, Authorization/permit, Water abstraction Source: FAO, FAOLEX