Now and the Future Gender Equality, Peace and Security in a COVID-19 World - Uganda

COUNTRY: UgandaYEAR: 2021
Written By Eva Tabbasam

The impact of COVID-19 is deeply gendered. Gender-conflict analysis and women’s and girls’ human rights should therefore be at the centre of short- and long-term global responses and recoveries to COVID-19, future pandemics and crises. As a result, GAPS and 22 partners in 10 countries conducted research into the impact of COVID-19 on peace, security and gender inequality. This report, undertaken by the Women's International Peace Centre (WIPC) and Womankind Worldwide outlines the impact of COVID-19 on gender equality, peace and security in Uganda and makes recommendations for response to this pandemic and to future crises. Read in full here.

Eva Tabbasam
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