Conduct district key stakeholders meeting with Equal Opportunities Commission on the issues of Batwa representation at all leadership levels. Non-male Community Based and recognize male role models Services Department male targeted activities to keep them busy involvement likely CSOs like Lift Up [disinterest them from alcoholism] to lead to project Jesus, ACFODE joint sessions for males and females failure because of Batwa and sensitization/ Male seminars existing social representatives CDOS Distortion of Strengthen the informal and formal referral pathways for District leaders GBV response of departments existing community Strengthening of community structures like the Bakuru like DCDO, structures for b’Emiryango” and supporting them to track report and refer Probation officer and handling GBV GBV cases for appropriate management. DHO cases Translation of IEC materials on GBV into local languages Police Local councils CDOs of justice Failure to address Integration of interventions that address community basic CDOs community priority needs such as (water, education, livelihood, food, charcoal Batwa stoves etc.) as mitigation measures for GBV prevention and CSOs other social risks in the community Police Traditional justice Orienting, training and inclusion of the Bakuru B’emiryango on the Local Council Court structures so that system which District leaders the Batwa are confident and free with the modern court condones GBV DCDO, Probation system. officer and CDOs Prioritization of the Batwa GBV survivors in court Court of justice proceedings. For example, the Batwa priority health card CSOs could be an instrument to use even in referring GBV cases representatives e.g. creating fast track initiative in Courts of Law to deal with, pregnant, breastfeeding offenders to protect the Religious leaders like unborn and infants. Dioscence of Training of the District/Sub County Orphans and Muhabura, Lift Up Vulnerable Children Coordination Committee church members on members on GBV handling and human rights, rehabilitation and psychosocial support for Survivors and overall coordination and monitoring of GBV activities at district level
Conduct district key stakeholders meeting with Equal Opportunities Commission on the issues of Batwa representation at all leadership levels. Non-male involvement likely to lead to project failure because of existing social and recognize male role models male targeted activities to keep them busy [disinterest them from alcoholism] joint sessions for males and females and sensitization/ Male seminars Community Based Services Department CSOs like Lift Up Jesus, ACFODE Batwa representatives CDOS Distortion of existing community structures for handling GBV cases Strengthen the informal and formal referral pathways for GBV response Strengthening of community structures like the Bakuru b’Emiryango” and supporting them to track report and refer GBV cases for appropriate management. Translation of IEC materials on GBV into local languages District leaders of departments like DCDO, Probation officer and DHO Police Local councils CDOs of justice Failure to address community priority Integration of interventions that address community basic needs such as (water, education, livelihood, food, charcoal stoves etc.) as mitigation measures for GBV prevention and other social risks in the community CDOs Batwa CSOs Traditional justice system which condones GBV Orienting, training and inclusion of the Bakuru B’emiryango on the Local Council Court structures so that the Batwa are confident and free with the modern court system. Prioritization of the Batwa GBV survivors in court proceedings. For example, the Batwa priority health card could be an instrument to use even in referring GBV cases e.g. creating fast track initiative in Courts of Law to deal with, pregnant, breastfeeding offenders to protect the unborn and infants. Training of the District/Sub County Orphans and Vulnerable Children Coordination Committee members on members on GBV handling and human rights, rehabilitation and psychosocial support for Survivors and overall coordination and monitoring of GBV activities at district level Police District leaders DCDO, Probation officer and CDOs Court of justice CSOs representatives Religious leaders like Dioscence of Muhabura, Lift Up church
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