- The Tilenga Project acquired 2,108 acres, affecting 4,954 households, with 205 primary residents relocated.
- Over 99% of compensation agreements are signed and paid, and 100% of resettlement houses are completed.
- The action plan includes livelihood restoration, support for vulnerable households, and grievance management.
- The project aligns with IFC Performance Standard 5, with no material systemic deficiencies noted.
Project Overview
TotalEnergies, through its affiliate TotalEnergies EP Uganda, has published an independent assessment of the land acquisition, resettlement, and livelihood restoration program for the Tilenga Project in Uganda. The assessment was conducted by Land & People Planning Ltd.
Assessment Findings
The review covered the districts of Buliisa, Hoima, and Kikuube, confirming that the program aligns with the project's commitments and IFC Performance Standard 5, with no material systemic deficiencies. Compensation, replacement housing, and most livelihood mitigations are completed, positioning the project for Resettlement Action Plan closure.
Key Figures
From 2022 to the end of 2024, the project acquired approximately 2,108 acres, impacting 4,954 households and relocating 205 primary residents. Over 99% of compensation agreements have been signed and paid, and all resettlement houses have been built and handed over.
Action Plan
Based on the report's recommendations, TotalEnergies EP Uganda will implement an action plan focusing on livelihood restoration, support for vulnerable households, grievance management, engagement and disclosure, gender considerations, and initiating the formal closure process with an independent third-party audit.
