#SaveWomensTrade
EASSI's Call to Action:
- @GovUganda to facilitate post #COVID19 recovery for small-scale women traders
- To rehabilitate road networks to borders
- To address flooding challenge of River Onyama in Elegu
- Expedite opening of Katuna #border
@TradeMarkEastA
"Making Trade Work for Women in Eastern Africa" project has provided information, skills & spaces for association to women cross-border traders at different East African border points. Join us for a National Policy #Dialogue to discuss reshaping cross-border trade after #COVID19
-Increase young people’s agency and assets and build their leadership skills to influence social change.
-Collect data for planning.
-Work with Social influencers to create awareness on the dangers of the teenage pregnancies, unsafe abortion etc
@patsewa#PowerToYouthUg
Young people are innovative and for them to freely access information they need access to internet, Meaningful Participation @phionamorrow#PowerToYouthUg
Stigmatisation within the health facilities on the young people that seek SRHR services should be stopped @uyahf1. Justice systems need to be corrupt free to better manage GBV cases in the community- Patrick @MenEngageUganda@ntvuganda@eassigender@SonkeTogether
"The #PowerToYouthUg programme is working hand-in-hand with stakeholders at community, district and national levels - letting the know of the disadvantages of #FGM, child marriages on the lives of adolescent girls and young women" - @joseline36k@SonkeTogether@DutchMFA
"Parents are not talking to girls about menstruation and to the boys about what it means to be a man. There's a gap. Parents usually suppress children not to report culprits since there's financial gain.
Parents have a role to play & so does the judicial system"
#PowerToYouthUg
Young people to spearhead their own programs. #PowerToYouthUg program is engaging all stakeholders -Government, cultural and religious leaders, CSO, Young people, and Media to mitigate harmful practices in Busia, Bukwo, Mbale, Isingiro, Kalangala, and Kampala districts in Uganda.
Get ready to tune in! #PowerToYouthUg will be live on @ntvuganda for the Post International Youth Day talkshow on the Effects of Food Insecurity on Gender Based Violence in #Uganda.
Tomorrow 18th August, 11:00am-12:00pm Nairobi.
@Power2YouthKe@DutchMFA#YouthDay
What are the factors that lead to food insecurity?
- Women aren't empowered enough to access resources such as land
- Gender based violence, leading to mental health issues
- Poverty
- Environmental related effects such as climate change, drought
#PowerToYouthUg@uyahf1
@URAuganda Officials Mr. Moses Ogutti & Ms. Harriet Acen explaining Customs Procedures to the Gulu women traders. The traders are adamant about Tin number acquisition & taxes. Through "Making Trade Work for Women" project, they are learning much more! #SaveWomensTrade#StaySafe
The project involves government institutions within East Africa to improve the social and economic wellbeing of women traders @TradeMarkEastA @mtic_uganda
#Day2 EASSI training on EAC Customs Procedures in Gulu! #SaveWomensTrade Discussions about the opportunities within the "Making Trade Work for Women" project and how women traders will benefit from it.
Attendees - #women traders dealing in vegetables, fruits & produce
@URAuganda Officials Mr. Moses Ogutti & Ms. Harriet Acen explaining Customs Procedures to the Gulu women traders. The traders are adamant about Tin number acquisition & taxes. Through "Making Trade Work for Women" project, they are learning much more! #SaveWomensTrade#StaySafe
The laws and policies affecting women traders and vendors need to be translated in the language they understand to effectively engage traders in policy implementation and to hold policy makers accountable #SaveWomensTrade@mtic_uganda@eassigender @TradeMarkEastA @sheilakawamara
"Civil society organisations should be deliberate on training women to understand the law since most of the women street vendors and market vendors are illiterate."
- Ms. Wagubi Maureen, ED @IST_Uganda.
#MakeHerVisible