NATIONAL
CEDOVIP works in partnership with UN Women to advocate at national level for law reform and implementation engagement in policy and legal reform with parliament and Uganda Law Reform Commission; Legal literacy campaign; Advocacy campaigns; Coordination of the DVA coalition; and Advocacy for reforming institutional practices to deliver survivor-centered services.
ADJUMANI, OBONGI AND LAMWO DISTRICTS
CEDOVIP works in partnership with United Nations Development Program (UNDP) with funding from Korea International Cooperation Agency to enhance the capacities for mainstreaming gender equity/GBV prevention among key sub-national government agencies, communities, livelihood actors and private sector in Adjumani, Obongi and Lamwo Districts.
KAMPALA (LUBAGA, MAKINDYE, CENTRAL & KAWEMPE DIVISION)
CEDOVIP works in partnership to prevent Violence against Women and Girls (VAWG)- specifically Intimate Partner Violence (IPV). CEDOVIP works with the communities of Lubaga, Makindye, Central and Kawempe divisions; Civil Society Organizations that respond to survivors of VAW/G; Health sector; and Civil and criminal Justice system (LCs, Police, Courts, opinion Leaders and District coordination communities of Kampala) and the media.
PALLISA DISTRICT
With support from Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), CEDOVIP is spearheading an innovative intervention in close collaboration with Uganda’s Ministry of Water and Environment (MWE) and Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry, and Fisheries (MAAIF) at both national and district levels to integrate GBV prevention, and response into their climate change mitigation activities aligned to wetland restoration program in 2 sub counties in Pallisa district.
We are thrilled to announce that currently, a baseline study is underway in Pallisa district, Eastern Uganda, scheduled to last for one month.
For detailed info, see here