Mom, passionate advocate for women and girls & Social dev't worker. I stand for empowered women and transformed societies!
Kampala, Uganda
Joined September 2012
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Uganda is speaking with one voice at #COP31. @FOWODE_UGANDA, leading the gender cluster under @can.uganda, stands with @min_waterUg to make sure climate action works for women. From Kampala to Antalya, partnership in action. @turkiyecop31 @UNFCCC #GenderJustClimate
At #COP31, @theGCF promised @FOWODE_UGANDA: a structured dialogue with women's orgs, access pathways to finance, and a plain-language guide to gender-lens investing.
We will follow up- women as agents, not beneficiaries. @turkiyecop31 @UNFCCC #GenderJustClimate
FOWODE held bilateral engagements with some of the leaders from multi-climate funders, which comprise only 3% of all climate resources. The purpose was to seek clarification on gender specific resources especially for the Belem Gender Action Plan #COP31
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Tracking climate finance must go beyond how much is spent. We must also ask whether the funding reaches the people it is intended to serve and makes a difference in their lives. #COP31 #COP31Türkiye
The @FOWODE_UGANDA Team at the launch of her ground breaking study on gender and tax. Look out for the full publication at fowode.org
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Our Executive Director, @patriciamunabi, welcomes guests to the launch of "From Neutrality to Equity: A Gender Analysis of Uganda’s Tax Regime", marking another milestone in FOWODE’s work on gender and economic justice.
#TaxJustice #GenderAndTaxation
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We are honoured to have Hon. Mary Kuteesa Kamuli, Minister of State for Gender & Culture, as our GOH, at the launch of our study on gender & taxation.
Her presence adds to this important conversation on a fairer tax system that recognises the different realities of women & men.
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Following yesterday’s launch of our study, “From Neutrality to Equity: A Gender Analysis of Uganda’s Tax Regime,” our lead researcher, @NiteTanzarn, joins Morning@NTV today to discuss the tax burden on women entrepreneurs.
Tune into @ntvuganda
#GenderAndTaxation #TaxJustice
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At FOWODE, we believe that women’s meaningful participation and leadership are essential to advancing equitable climate action.
As feminist movements gather today, we stand for gender responsive climate policies, budgets and plans that recognise women’s needs and priorities.
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#StoriesOfChange
When women are empowered, families are strengthened. When families are strengthened, communities thrive.
That's the vision behind Imara a future where every woman has the opportunity to lead change.
#Imara
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To ensure that women’s needs & priorities are central in laws & policies, we have continued to strengthen women's agency. This is aimed at enabling them to meaningfully participate in decision-making processes and influence governance spaces where critical decisions are made.
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Free at last!!The women's movement is extremely glad that our mentor, sister & friend Miria Matembe was granted bail!! Today was another show of solidarity by the women's movement in #Uganda! #IStandWithMatembe
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My sister @miriamatembe I stand with you. Praying for your safety.
A leader with integrity and compassion, you have spoken out against abuse of power, human rights violations and the oppression of women. A scared son of @KagutaMuseveni wants to intimidate and silence you. We will stand with you as you stand up to him.
#saynotoabuse
#FreeMiriaMatembe
#EqualityUndertheLaw
UOX: Tomorrow very early we stand for our Senior Citizen Miria Matembe. As usual we shall push with all it takes 🙏
#FreeMatembe.
This is patriarchy's oldest trick of holding women to a collective higher standard that is never applied to men. Ugandans shouldn't be hoodwinked that the fight against corruption is real!
Emerging allegations suggest that former Speaker Among and former Deputy Speaker Tayebwa were both deeply implicated in corruption at Parliament.
This diagram points to a wider network of patronage, nepotism and mutual appointments surrounding Tayebwa. Why then is he not stepping aside, as Among has, to allow an independent investigation into corruption at Parliament?
If reinstated, would he not be in a position to interfere with evidence or influence witnesses?
Is the NRM truly serious about fighting corruption?
@KagutaMuseveni
@Thomas_Tayebwa
@CHRISBARYOMUNS1
@ccgea1
@FOWODE_UGANDA
@AgoraCFR
@AAgather
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Hon @WinnieKiiza tells the public that one rotten apple does not spoil the whole basket. Uganda has many competent female leaders who are capable of delivering transformative leadership. Gender parity is a constitutional right & women deserve equal representation in leadership.
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Hon. Sheila Amaniyo is calling upon all women MPs in the 12th Parliament to unite, make an independent decision & support the selection of a female Speaker/deputy.
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Public responses about the protection of sovereignty bill, gazetted and amended copies of the bill can be obtained via 👇
ccgea.org/responses-to-the-p… #RejectSovereigntyBill
