Performance with responsibility.
UNOC’s commitments connect safe operations, environmental stewardship, innovation and the development of Ugandan capability — the foundations for creating lasting value across the petroleum value chain.
Four commitments. One operating standard.
UNOC’s commitments cover four complementary responsibilities: protecting people and communities, managing environmental impacts, building an innovation culture, and ensuring Ugandans gain deeper capability and opportunity from the petroleum sector.
Protect people
Deliver operations responsibly and safely, with no harm to people, communities or the environment.
Manage impacts
Identify environmental risks, apply safeguards, audit performance and continually improve.
Improve how we work
Use PEAK innovation to improve productivity, processes, products and the employee experience.
Build local capability
Develop Ugandan skills, suppliers, institutions and partnerships so more value remains in-country.
Responsibility embedded in delivery.
These commitments are linked to operational rules, risk assessment, project processes, staff ideas, supplier development and long-term capability building.
How the commitments work together.
This page brings the four commitments together and routes visitors into each detailed topic.
Protect
Put health, safety, communities and environmental safeguards into operational delivery.
Assess
Identify risks and opportunities at project, process and organisational level.
Build
Strengthen ideas, skills, suppliers, institutions and partnerships.
Improve
Use learning, audits, innovation and capability development to improve long-term performance.