Evaluering
Report of the Evaluation of the Women’s Economic Participation and Rights Programme in Uganda
The programme (2015-2018) consists of two pillars: The Women’s Economic Justice (WEJ) and the East African Program for the Empowerment of Grassroots Women (EAGWEN) and brings on board the complementarity required to deliver lasting change by addressing issues of discrimination, oppression and poverty that have contributed to the denial of women’s economic rights. The evaluation covers the period from Jan 2015 - 30th January 2018 – which represents the ¾ mark of the programme with an objective to provide an overview of the programme's achievements thus far and assessment of the results achieved against the stated programme objectives, outcomes, and outputs. In addition, the evaluation highlights conclusions and key lessons learned, and provides recommendations for the remaining period.