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Women remain underrepresented in peace mediation & decision-making” notes Oxfam in Uganda Director Francis Odokorach. He called for: Tackling cultural & religious norms that limit women’s roles in #WomenPeaceSecurity; investing in gender data to inform policy & planning. #WPSat25

Peace without justice is not tenable. We ask Parliament of Uganda to support the Transitional Justice Bill and for approval of the National Peace Policy. #Resolution1325 must be a living commitment & a reality for every woman & girl in Uganda. Women's International Peace Centre Juliet Were #WPatS25

Concluded the 3 days GRF National stock meeting. Charter 4 Change Working Group Uganda Through stronger local systems, we aim to create an attractive environment for private sector investment in refugee-hosting areas unlocking new opportunities for both host and refugee communities. #Localization

No women involved, peace can not be achieved.

Mapping of Grassroots Peace Actors and Advocates in West Nile Link to the tool: forms.gle/vDWJxyHAZTDi7H… Deadline: This tool will continue receiving responses through 30 January 2026.

Only one week to go! Join U-Learn and co-hosts UNHCR and AWYAD for the 2nd session of our six-part webinar series, “Positioning evidence to inform policy and practice for a resilient refugee response in Uganda.” Register: shorturl.at/w9sVo contact [email protected]

Today, UN Women Uganda & Women's Peace & Humanitarian Fund National Steering Committee members visited Wakiso to meet peace committees trained by Paradigm For Social Justice And Development (PSD). Their model in 5 subcounties empowers women mediators to resolve conflicts & promote harmony. ADC in Uganda 🇦🇹🇺🇬 UN in Uganda UNHCR Uganda EU in Uganda

Inequality is no longer a silent crisis, it's an emergency. Over 500 economists and inequality experts across 70 countries are urging the creation of a global ‘IPCC for Inequality’ to confront this rising injustice. #COP30 #G20SouthAfrica Read more: equals.ink/p/500-economis…

#G20SouthAfrica, first time in Africa

📢 Registration is OPEN for the C4C Annual Meeting 2025! Join us online on 2–3 December to discuss localisation, shifting power & the future of aid. ✅ Interpretation available 🖊 Register: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… #C4C_Annual_Meeting_2025 #Localisation

Session 1 of the #C4C_Annual_Meeting_2025 is now LIVE! We’re diving into a year of progress, challenges, and reflections on localisation, with insights from INGO signatories, NNGO endorsers, and new members. Real talk, real evidence, real commitments for 2026. #LocalizationNow

Day 1 is a wrap and Day 2 is packed! Join us tomorrow at 09:30 CET as we dive into the future of aid, the GB & Humanitarian Reset, and co-create C4C’s 2026 priorities. Your voice matters. Be there! #C4C_Annual_Meeting_2025 #Localisation

Honoured to join today’s #Charter4Change Annual Meeting, where our Executive Director Jack Owuor spoke alongside DanChurchAid SG Jonas Nøddeskær, Patrick Watt, Julian Joyce Acoko & Nicholas Noe.We reflected on 10 years of C4C — progress, gaps & what must shift before 2025.

Björn Hofman highlights that localisation remains a priority but the challenge is turning commitments into action. Direct funding, equitable partnerships, better data, and stronger investment in local institutions are essential for the @GrandBargain reset #C4C_Annual_Meeting_2025

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