16 steps to end School-Related Gender-Based Violence
Violence against women is a global phenomenon that hampers the attainment of equality and human rights for women across the world.
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Violence against women is a global phenomenon that hampers the attainment of equality and human rights for women across the world.
Read MoreGirls don’t need empowering; they just need a fair start and a level playing field. That’s why at Plan International we are aiming over the next 5 years to make sure 100 million girls learn, lead, decide, and thrive.
Read MoreThe women participating in the project clearly desire to be successful and to be recognized by their households and communities. These women have started enjoying the benefits of their engagement in VSLA which they excitedly counted. By engaging in VSLA activities
Read MoreWe have a vision that all girls will be able to thrive by 2030.
If girls are to reach their potential they must be able to live free from violence, discrimination and be equally valued
We have a vision that all girls will have the right to decide their futures by 2030.
All girls have the right to make important decisions about their sexual health and well-being.
We have a vision that all girls will have access to a quality education and opportunities for lifelong learning by 2030. All girls have the right to access to lifelong learning and the opportunity to develop the skills they need to get good jobs.
Read MoreWe have a vision that all girls and young women will be able to participate in decision-making processes that affect them by 2030
Read MoreSCOEN supports women to have a voice and to be able to make informed decisions that affect their lives. We empower women within their homes, communities and beyond. We also work with women and men to challenge violence against women
Read MoreMINISTER ORDERS FOR ARREST OF FGM SURGEONS The State minister for Gender and Culture, Ms Peace Mutuuzo, has ordered local authorities in Bukwo District in Sebei Sub-region to identify the Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) cutters, commonly known as surgeons, and hand them over to the government. Ms Mutuuzo made the remarks while addressing local leaders
Read MoreOur vision for the future is a Uganda where girls are educated, empowered, and equal. Girls in Uganda continue to face significant challenges due to gender inequality, poverty and other factors. 7% are married by the age of 15 34% are married by the age of 18 28% become pregnant as teenagers 85%+ do not
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