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NATIONAL

  1. Direct engagement with Parliament, Uganda Police Force, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Gender, Labor and Social Development, Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, and the Directorate of Public Prosecutions
  2. Partnership with Private Sector Foundation Uganda (Apac, Nakapiripirit, and Kumi districts)
  3. Partnership and mentoring support (LIRWOCIDI in Lira, ADOVIC in Jinja, and AWARE in Kaabong)
  4. Partnership with PLAN-Uganda NIYETU program (Lira, Alebtong, Tororo, and Kamuli districts)

KAMPALA

  1. Communities of Makindye, Rubaga, Nakawa, and Kawempe divisions as well as Civil Society Organisations that respond to survivors of VAW/G
  2. Health sector (Ministry of Health and the health system in Kampala )
  3. Civil and criminal justice system (Local councils, police, courts, opinion leaders, and District Coordination Committees of Kampala)

VARIOUS DISTRICTS IN BUSOGA REGION

  1. Jinja
  2. Kamuli
  3. Iganga
  4. Mayuge
  5. Namutumba
  6. Buyende
  7. Bugiri

CEDOVIP works in partnership with Ministry of Gender, Irish Aid, and the local governments in Busoga Region

Kween District (Binyiny Town Council and Moyok Sub- County)

Moroto District (Tapac and Katikekire Sub-counties)

Eastern Region

Kween District (Binyiny Town Council, and Moyok Sub- County)

Moroto District (Tapac and Katikekire Sub-counties)

CEDOVIP worked in partnership with Department for International Development (DFID) to prevent Violence against Women and Girls (VAWG) – specifically Female Genital Mutilation / Cutting (FGM/C)

Kampala

Kampala (Lubaga, Makindye, Central, and Kawempe divisions)

CEDOVIP worked in partnership with Department for International Development (DFID) to prevent Violence against Women and Girls (VAWG) – specifically Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC)

Pallisa & Bushenyi Districts

CEDOVIP in partnership with United Nations Development Program (UNDP) with funding from Green Climate Fund (GCF); and the Ministry of water and Environment (MWE), Ministry of Agriculture Animals and Fisheries (MAAIF), and Uganda National Meteorological Agency (UNMA). The pilot seeks to end Gender based Violence (GBV) and achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by integrating and implementing a GBV risk mitigation and Prevention strategy with in the "Building resilient Communities, wetlands Ecosystems and Associated Catchments" project in Pallisa and Bushenyi districts.

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.

National

CEDOVIP works in partnership with UNWOMEN 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.

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.

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.