We're proud to celebrate the empowerment of over 20 rural women who've completed a year-long program in leadership, advocacy, networking, & organization dev’t. On their journey they have had exposure to strong women's associations in both Germany & Kenya. #WomenEmpowerment

In collaboration with Woord en Daad and TUNADO, we held inception meetings with the local government officials in Nebbi, Madi Okollo, and Zombo for our new project, YEPPAD. The Youth Empowerment and Participation in Policy Development project is funded by the European Union.

Today Uganda Women's Network launched the National Women's Manifesto 2026 to 2030. The manifesto highlights aspirations/ Priority Areas for women and girls in Uganda ahead of the upcoming general elections in 2026. #HERVoice Uganda Women's Network Angella Asiimwe

The Women's Manifesto issues include: 1.Human Capital Development -Women's Health -Quality education 2.Women and ICT 3.Social norms and VAW/G 4.Livelihood and climate justice. 5.Cross cutting issues - Women's leadership - Corruption and gender impacts - WPS

Was part of the team that launched the 'Women's Manifesto' 2026- 2031. The document was compiled by @UWONET under the theme, 'Her Voice'. #Girl4rmButeeka

5 years old - Mom, I love you. 12 years old - Mom, I can't stand you. 16 years old - My mother is very annoying. 18 years old - I'm leaving this house. 25 years old - Mom, you were right. 30 years old - I want to go to my mom's house. 50 years old - I don't want to lose my

This #Justice4WomenUg justice colloquium will provide a platform for cross-learning for formal and informal justice stakeholders to enhance women-centred delivery of justice services. It is aimed to: -Examine gender gaps in justice delivery mechanisms and propose responsive

Aciro Rita Embassy of the Netherlands in Uganda Avocats Sans Frontières BarefootLaw Ireland in Uganda Ms. Aciro Rita, ED Uganda Women's Network in her remarks has extended heartfelt thanks to Embassy of the Netherlands in Uganda for their continued support since 2021 through the FATE Project. Through this partnership, UWONET alone has supported over 5,000 clients—primarily GBV survivors—through our GBV Advisory Centre

Aciro Rita Embassy of the Netherlands in Uganda Avocats Sans Frontières BarefootLaw Ireland in Uganda Ms. Aciro Rita also appreciated ADC in Uganda 🇦🇹🇺🇬 for supporting the UWONET project on Enhancing Equitable Access to Justice and Water Services for Women & Girls in Northern Uganda. Implemented in Nwoya, Lamwo, Agago & Amuru district, the project has trained cultural & religious

. Dr. Katja Yvonne Kerschbaumer says that as the Head of the Austrian Embassy/Development Cooperation ADC in Uganda 🇦🇹🇺🇬 and also Chair of the Justice Sector Development Partners Group. This colloquium gives us an opportunity to reflect on the topic: “Advancing Women’s Access to Justice: A Cornerstone

Dr. Katja Yvonne Kerschbaumer ADC in Uganda 🇦🇹🇺🇬 “Uganda has been a priority country for Austrian Development Aid since 1992. We work closely with Government of Uganda, multi-lateral entities such as the UN, International and local NGOs, the private sector, and academia. Austria supports Uganda in two focus areas: “Water and

.Hon Sarah Opendi Sarah Chairperson UWOPA applauded Uganda Women's Network for the continued leadership in promoting access to justice. She urged judicial officers and other stakeholders to read the Gender Bench Book, which offers comprehensive precedents and analysis on judicial decisions related

We commend our partner Uganda Women's Network for convening the justice colloquium where stakeholders reaffirmed a shared commitment to ensuring gender-responsive access to justice, and advancing a more just, inclusive, and sustainable future for Uganda. AustrianDev

Speaking at the Uganda Women's Network Colloquium on Access to Justice for women in Uganda, our Head Dr. Katja Yvonne Kerschbaumer emphasized that meaningful access to justice demands a holistic approach that invests in a well-functioning formal justice system that is transparent & accessible to all AustrianDev

Today’s National webinar on women’s leadership and civic engagement seeks to: •Unpack myths & stereotypes that hinder women’s leadership. •Share facts & evidence of women’s capacity to lead. •Shift public attitudes on gender roles. •Mobilize youth & first-time voters ahead of

The National Webinar on Women’s Leadership and Civic Engagement has officially begun, moderated by akiteng isabella a seasoned Gender & Governance Consultant. Our distinguished panel includes Perry Aritua Executive Director of WDN-Uganda , kirabo Marion a Youth Leader &ED of

In her opening remarks, Sarah Jesca Agwang, Director of Programs at @UWONET, welcomed all participants and highlighted that this platform is dedicated to exploring strategies to support women leaders ahead of the 2026 general elections. The election timeline is well underway, with key

“As we prepare for the 2026 elections, we must ask: is the playing field truly levelled for women? High nomination fees from 3 million UGX for MPs to 200,000 UGX for local leaders exclude many women, compounding existing economic, social, and structural barriers they face.” says

Crispin Kaheru Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC) AHEAD Africa East and Horn Of Africa Observation Network Julian Naluwooza Sarah Jesca Agwang Perry Aritua WDN-Uganda I am Unstoppable AWLNetwork Mercy Grace Munduru 🇺🇬 🇨🇩🇸🇸 Karamagi Andrew “Setting high accreditation fees undermines Article 38 of the Constitution yet every citizen has a right to participate in their country’s governance given that not everyone can raise UGX 300M or 900M.” - says Crispin Kaheru Commissioner Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC) #UgandaDecides2026 #AHEADAfrica