Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC 417, Urban Planning and Sustainable Development is developing a Draft Uganda standard, DUS 2700-1 2023 – Physical Planning – Part 1 – General guidelines and introduction. The Draft Uganda Standard is now being circulated to the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments to the Manager Standards for the attention of Mr. Ssekabira Ronald (Email: ronald.ssekabira@unbs.go.ug, Tel: +256774032978) by 30 April 2024 using the commenting sheet attached. The Committee would also appreciate it if you inform us that you have no specific comments to make and/or you find the draft acceptable. We look forward to your continued co-operation.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC 417, Urban Planning and Sustainable Development is developing a Draft Uganda standard, DUS 2700-9 2023 – Physical Planning – Part 9 – Terms and Definitions. The Draft Uganda Standard is now being circulated to the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments to the Manager Standards for the attention of Mr. Ssekabira Ronald (Email: ronald.ssekabira@unbs.go.ug, Tel: +256774032978) by 30 April 2024 using the commenting sheet attached. The Committee would also appreciate it if you inform us that you have no specific comments to make and/or you find the draft acceptable. We look forward to your continued co-operation.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC 417, Urban Planning and Sustainable Development is developing a Draft Uganda standard, DUS 2700-2 2023 – Physical Planning – Part 2 – Land Use Zoning – Requirements with guidance for use. The Draft Uganda Standard is now being circulated to the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments to the Manager Standards for the attention of Mr. Ssekabira Ronald (Email: ronald.ssekabira@unbs.go.ug, Tel: +256774032978) by 30 April 2024 using the commenting sheet attached. The Committee would also appreciate it if you inform us that you have no specific comments to make and/or you find the draft acceptable. We look forward to your continued co-operation.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC 417, Urban Planning and Sustainable Development is developing a Draft Uganda standard, DUS 2700-3 2023 – Physical Planning – Part 3 – Land Subdivisions and Amalgamation. The Draft Uganda Standard is now being circulated to the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments to the Manager Standards for the attention of Mr. Ssekabira Ronald (Email: ronald.ssekabira@unbs.go.ug, Tel: +256774032978) by 30 April 2024 using the commenting sheet attached. The Committee would also appreciate it if you inform us that you have no specific comments to make and/or you find the draft acceptable. We look forward to your continued co-operation.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC 417, Urban Planning and Sustainable Development is developing a Draft Uganda standard, DUS 2700-4 2023 – Physical Planning – Part 4 – Environment and Natural Resources. The Draft Uganda Standard is now being circulated to the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments to the Manager Standards for the attention of Mr. Ssekabira Ronald (Email: ronald.ssekabira@unbs.go.ug, Tel: +256774032978) by 30 April 2024 using the commenting sheet attached. The Committee would also appreciate it if you inform us that you have no specific comments to make and/or you find the draft acceptable. We look forward to your continued co-operation.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC 417, Urban Planning and Sustainable Development is developing a Draft Uganda standard, DUS 2700-5 2023 – Physical Planning – Part 5 – Services. The Draft Uganda Standard is now being circulated to the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments to the Manager Standards for the attention of Mr. Ssekabira Ronald (Email: ronald.ssekabira@unbs.go.ug, Tel: +256774032978) by 30 April 2024 using the commenting sheet attached. The Committee would also appreciate it if you inform us that you have no specific comments to make and/or you find the draft acceptable. We look forward to your continued co-operation.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC 417, Urban Planning and Sustainable Development is developing a Draft Uganda standard, DUS 2700-6 2023 – Physical Planning – Part 6 – Transport and infrastructure. The Draft Uganda Standard is now being circulated to the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments to the Manager Standards for the attention of Mr. Ssekabira Ronald (Email: ronald.ssekabira@unbs.go.ug, Tel: +256774032978) by 30 April 2024 using the commenting sheet attached. The Committee would also appreciate it if you inform us that you have no specific comments to make and/or you find the draft acceptable. We look forward to your continued co-operation.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC 417, Urban Planning and Sustainable Development is developing a Draft Uganda standard, DUS 2700-8 2023 – Physical Planning – Part 8 – Plans, Notations, Graphical Symbols and Color Schemes. The Draft Uganda Standard is now being circulated to the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments to the Manager Standards for the attention of Mr. Ssekabira Ronald (Email: ronald.ssekabira@unbs.go.ug, Tel: +256774032978) by 30 April 2024 using the commenting sheet attached. The Committee would also appreciate it if you inform us that you have no specific comments to make and/or you find the draft acceptable. We look forward to your continued co-operation.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC 417, Urban Planning and Sustainable Development is developing a Draft Uganda standard, DUS 2700-7 2023 – Physical Planning – Part 7 – Utilities. The Draft Uganda Standard is now being circulated to the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments to the Manager Standards for the attention of Mr. Ssekabira Ronald (Email: ronald.ssekabira@unbs.go.ug, Tel: +256774032978) by 30 April 2024 using the commenting sheet attached. The Committee would also appreciate it if you inform us that you have no specific comments to make and/or you find the draft acceptable. We look forward to your continued co-operation.

The East African Technical Committee EASC/TC 071, Cosmetics and related products, has developed the following Draft East African standards in accordance with EAC principles and procedures of harmonization of East African standards. The draft is now being circulated to stakeholders and the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

The East African Technical Committee EASC/TC 071, Cosmetics and related products, has developed the following Draft East African standards in accordance with EAC principles and procedures of harmonization of East African standards. The draft is now being circulated to stakeholders and the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

The East African Technical Committee on milk and milk products (EASC/TC 017) has developed the following Draft East African standards in accordance with EAC principles and procedures of harmonization of East African standards:

The East African Technical Committee on milk and milk products (EASC/TC 017) has developed the following Draft East African standards in accordance with EAC principles and procedures of harmonization of East African standards:

The East African Technical Committee EASC/TC 014, Cereals pulses and their derived products, has developed the following Draft East African standards in accordance with EAC principles and procedures of harmonization of East African standards. The draft is now being circulated to stakeholders and the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

The East African Technical Committee EASC/TC 014, Cereals pulses and their derived products, has developed the following Draft East African standards in accordance with EAC principles and procedures of harmonization of East African standards. The draft is now being circulated to stakeholders and the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

The East African Technical Committee EASC/TC 014, Cereals pulses and their derived products, has developed the following Draft East African standards in accordance with EAC principles and procedures of harmonization of East African standards. The draft is now being circulated to stakeholders and the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

The East African Technical Committee EASC/TC 014, Cereals pulses and their derived products, has developed the following Draft East African standards in accordance with EAC principles and procedures of harmonization of East African standards. The draft is now being circulated to stakeholders and the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

The East African Technical Committee EASC/TC 014, Cereals pulses and their derived products, has developed the following Draft East African standards in accordance with EAC principles and procedures of harmonization of East African standards. The draft is now being circulated to stakeholders and the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

The East African Technical Committee EASC/TC 014, Cereals pulses and their derived products, has developed the following Draft East African standards in accordance with EAC principles and procedures of harmonization of East African standards. The draft is now being circulated to stakeholders and the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

The East African Technical Committee EASC/TC 014, Cereals pulses and their derived products, has developed the following Draft East African standards in accordance with EAC principles and procedures of harmonization of East African standards. The draft is now being circulated to stakeholders and the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

The East African Technical Committee EASC/TC 014, Cereals pulses and their derived products, has developed the following Draft East African standards in accordance with EAC principles and procedures of harmonization of East African standards. The draft is now being circulated to stakeholders and the general public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

DEAS 825:2024, Groundnut seed- Requirements for certification was harmonized under EASC/TC 12 on seed and planting materials and now the draft is being circulated to the stakeholders and the public for comments on their suitability for implementation.

DEAS 824:2024, Soya bean seed- Requirements for certification was harmonized under EASC/TC 12 on seed and planting materials and now the draft is being circulated to the stakeholders and the public for comments on their suitability for implementation.

DEAS 823:2024, Sunflower seed - Requirements for certification was harmonized under EASC/TC 12 on seed and planting materials and the draft is now being circulated to the stakeholders and the public for comments on their suitability for implementation.

DEAS 822:2024, Sorghum seed - Requirements for certification was harmonized under EASC/TC 12 on seed and planting materials and now is being circulated to the stakeholders and the public for comments on their suitability for implementation.

DEAS 821:2024, Maize seed- Requirements for certification was harmonized under EASC/TC 12 on seed and planting materials and now the draft is being circulated to the stakeholders and the public for comments on their suitability for implementation.