CIVIC SPACE MOVEMENT

Increasing security of Women’s organization in Uganda and strengthen their ability to avoid, mitigate, and overcome threats.

ksdgccmy — Sun, 12 Nov 2023 14:23:32 +0000

Women for Women Forum (WFWF) plans to implement a project that will increase
security of 60 Women’s organization in Eastern Uganda and strengthen their ability
to avoid, mitigate, and overcome threats. This will be achieved through security
assessments, trainings in digital and physical security

Strengthening local Women’s groups to push back againstclosures of civic space in Uganda

ksdgccmy — Sun, 12 Nov 2023 14:23:22 +0000

Association of Women’s Groups (AWOG) plans to implement a project that will
Strengthen 30 local Women’s groups in Northern Uganda to push back against
closures of civic space in Uganda. AWOG plans to conduct capacity building
trainings, trainings in digital and physical security and creation of protection
committees at different levels

Action for advancing the protection of rights of women, femalejournalists, and women’s organizations in Uganda to have equal accessto information

ksdgccmy — Sun, 12 Nov 2023 14:23:13 +0000

Access to information Network (AINET) plans to implement a project that will
advance the rights of women, female journalists and women’s organizations in

Uganda to have access to information. AINET plans to achieve this through an
information campaign comprised of Radio programs, spot messages and
dissemination of information, education and communication materials on women
women’s rights

Support for Grassroots Defenders in claiming the lost Civic Space inUganda

ksdgccmy — Sun, 12 Nov 2023 14:23:00 +0000

GRADENET will mobilize Grassroots WHRDs across Uganda (850 WHRDS and 17
grassroots Women’s organizations) to claim for the lost civic space and to always
stand in Solidarity with other WHRDs and activists when their colleagues are
attacked. GRADENET will organize a national networking meeting for 50 WHRDs
and activists working as GRADENET sub-regional coordinators drawn from the 17
sub-regions of Uganda to develop an advocacy strategy. During the networking
meeting, GRADENET will create a National Grassroots HRDs Committee that will
continue to support GRADENET in promoting safety and security of HRDs

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Reinforcing the legal frameworks in Uganda to ensure that the rights ofwomen activists, female journalists, and independent media areprotected.

ksdgccmy — Sun, 12 Nov 2023 14:21:23 +0000

Independent Media Network (IMENET) plans to implement an action that will involve
training 340 women activists, female journalists, and independent media
practitioners on laws to ensure that the rights of women activists, female journalists,
and independent media are protected

Developing guidelines for making the ownership of editorial teams ofRadio stations and newspapers in Uganda more transparent andresponsive.

ksdgccmy — Sun, 12 Nov 2023 14:21:11 +0000

Rural Women in Media Network (RUMNET) plans to work with Uganda
Communications Commission to develop guidelines for making the ownership of
editorial teams of Radio stations and newspapers more transparent and responsive.
Rural Media Network (RUMNET) will conduct several consultative meetings with
different stakeholders, media practitioners to generate useful feedback that will be
used in developing the guidelines

Developing a strategy on media freedom and ensuring that laws onnational broadcasting protect the rights of women journalists in Uganda

ksdgccmy — Sun, 12 Nov 2023 14:20:59 +0000

Association of Women Journalists (AWOJO) will implement a project that will involve
Working with State and None State Actors in Uganda to develop a strategy on
media freedom and ensure that laws on national broadcasting protect the rights of
women journalists. The association plans to conduct a series of meetings, planning
workshops and roundtable discussions with different stakeholders in developing the
strategy

Action for ensuring that Media in Uganda is free from the political influence of government

ksdgccmy — Sun, 12 Nov 2023 14:20:49 +0000

Free Media Uganda (FMU) plans to mobilize women in Media and Work with
different media houses in Uganda to ensure that media is free from the political
influence of government. Free Media Uganda ( FMU) will also work with different
media houses to ensure that their finances are independent from government.
FMU plans to build the capacities of media houses through trainings to operate
independently and secure enough funding for their operations so that they will not
rely on funding from government.

Information Campaign on Government Programmes

ksdgccmy — Sat, 11 Nov 2023 11:05:51 +0000

Rural Women’s Network (RUWONET) is concerned that majority of the women in
rural areas of Uganda continue to miss out on government programmes because of
lack of access to information. Rural Women’s Network (R UWONET) plans to
Implement an Information campaign that will allow women have access to
information regarding government programmess and enable them express their
views on such Programmes. Rural Women’s Network ( RUWONET) plans to partner
with 8 Community Radio stations across Uganda that will implement the information
campaign

Educating women and WHRDs on Access to information act 2005

ksdgccmy — Sat, 11 Nov 2023 11:04:50 +0000

Access to information Forum (AIFO) plans to implement an information campaign
that will educate rural women and WHRDs in Uganda on access to information act
2005. Access to information Forum (AIFO) plans to implement a media campaign
and will conduct a series of training workshops to educate women on the act