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Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Education Project.

The Project aims to increase access to safe water and sanitation for marginalized communities and ensure participation of women in sound water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) management practices.

Hands on Training for Women Masons in Tank Construction and Maintenance

GWEFODE organizes hands on training courses for women in water stressed areas on how to build Rain Water Harvesting Tanks to access water and improve on hygiene and sanitation in their households.

Women in Entrepreneurship Project

This project aims to mitigate climate change and empower women and youth through entrepreneurship training and go green innovations to promote self reliance and environmental conservation.

Safeguarding the Right to Water for populations in Iron Ore Mining Communities of Kabale district, Southwestern Uganda

GWEFODE has implemented this project to protect the right to water and encourage sustainable management of natural resources through capacity building, advocacy, awareness raising, access to information dissemination and strengthening of water management, governance and preservation systems.

  1. Sustainable Organic Agriculture for Improved Incomes, Health and Nutrition

Our Programs

Participatory Governance & Gender Equity Advocacy

GWEFODE’s work is to Promote Participatory Governance using Rights Based Approach to programming and gender equity in development as well as participation in decision making.
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Gender Based Violence Prevention & Response

GWEFODE mobilizes resources to support survivors of sexual and domestic violence access free medical treatment and psychosocial support.
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Conflict Resolution & Peace Building

GWEFODE seeks to improve the capacity of community based mediators and local leaders to resolve conflicts and enhance effective and efficient justice delivery in the informal justice system.
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Sustainable Agriculture & Food Security

GWEFODE undertakes research on best agricultural practices that are sustainable and environmentally friendly and sharing these with farmers in Uganda.
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Sustainable Energy Efficient Technologies

Over 95% of households in Kabale district use biomass fuels (firewood and charcoal) to cook on traditional stoves. This reliance on firewood presents mothers with impossible choices.
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Vocational Education & Training

GWEFODE supports entrepreneurial development through equipping marginalized women and youth with skills such as tailoring, candle making and making charcoal briquettes aimed at income generation.
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Water Sanitation & Hygiene

GWEFODE improves the management of water sources through refresher trainings and sensitization of community members especially women and children on better use.
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HIV/AIDS & Malaria Prevention

GWEFODE disseminates Information, Education and Communication IEC/ Behavior Change Communication (BCC) campaigns and materials focused on orphans and vulnerable children.
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Maternal and Child Health

GWEFODE creates awareness on maternal and child health and advocates for improved health services to reduce on maternal and child morbidity and mortality.
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