Reconsider public spending to address urgent needs to the nation: A call for action
While we recognize government’s responsibility in ensuring human security of its citizens, as women of Uganda we are greatly concerned
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Building women’s leadership capacity: Reflecting on 2011 general elections – Uganda
In the recently concluded 2011 general elections of Uganda the polls show an increase in the number of women who
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Dialogues: A key tool in supporting free and meaningful engagement of women in politics
Recent trends of the pre-election era have shown that violence has taken root especially towards the women for example; the
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Networking and Capacity Building
UWONET recognizes that in order for its advocacy efforts to achieve the desired impact, networking, coalitions and partnerships are key
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The Gender Capital for Peace Recovery and Development Plan
The Gender Capital for Peace Recovery and Development Plan (PRDP) implementation in Northern Uganda is a twenty four month project
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Network’s Sustainability
The Network recognises the importance of sustaining herself in all aspects that include ideological, programmes, activities, material and financial resources.
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Women’s Movement
The women’s movement in Uganda has grown from a background where the nationalist project that led Uganda to independence had
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