The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development (MEMD) of Uganda is a pivotal government institution mandated to establish, promote, and regulate the sustainable development, utilization, and management of energy and mineral resources to support social and economic transformation. With a mission to ensure reliable, affordable, and modern energy services and mineral resources for sustainable development, MEMD is highly recognized both locally and internationally for its role in driving Uganda’s industrialization and infrastructure agenda.

The ministry cultivates a dynamic and collaborative work culture, offering meaningful career opportunities in policy, engineering, geology, energy planning, and environmental management, with flexible arrangements through permanent positions, contracts, and secondments. Since its inception, MEMD has evolved significantly to accommodate global energy transitions, focusing on renewable energy integration, oil and gas sector regulation, and modernization of the electricity sub-sector. Through innovation and strategic partnerships, the ministry has adopted digital systems for licensing, resource mapping, and performance monitoring, enhancing transparency and service delivery.

As a major public sector entity, MEMD oversees projects and institutions across Uganda and collaborates with regional and global stakeholders to expand its reach. Its operations are guided by values such as professionalism, integrity, sustainability, teamwork, and accountability. Committed to corporate social responsibility, MEMD implements initiatives that promote environmental conservation, community engagement in resource governance, and equitable access to energy. More information is available on their official website at www.energyandminerals.go.ug.