Research and Documentation

As an organization, Center for Women Justice-Uganda (CWJ-U) knows its communities well, however there is still much to be learned. The collection of baseline data is a priority for Center for Women Justice-Uganda (CWJ-U). This research will be carried out by trained outreach workers who will share information and offer on-going support on specific issues relevant to Ugandan households. The Center for Women Justice-Uganda (CWJ-U) outreach team will also engage mobile populations and pastoral communities. Throughout the 5-year period of this strategic framework, the results of this research will inform continued behavior change communication and community collaboration, but particularly multi-sectoral cooperation, to achieve sustainable development outcomes. Center for Women Justice-Uganda (CWJ-U) will also share its research findings with local government and community-based agencies.