COVAW with support from African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF) implemented a two-year project titled ‘Enhancing Access to Justice for Sexual and Gender Based Violence Victims, with Intellectual Disabilities in Nairobi, Narok and Kiambu Counties.’
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COVAW with Support from Christian Aid Kenya implemented a two-year project in 2022 and 2022 titled Enhancing Access to Comprehensive Sexual and Gender-Based Services during the COVID-19 period. The project was implemented in six informal settlements including Kiandutu and Ruiru in Kiambu County and Mathare, Kawangware, Korogocho and Mwiki in Nairobi County.
COVAW implemented a six months project on Leveraging Media to Enhance Protection and Women’s Rights during 2022 General Elections in Kenya.
COVAW with support from Mannion Daniels implemented a two-year project (2020-2021) titled Leveraging on FGM Movements to Enhance SRHR Rights. The project was implemented in Narok County, Samburu, Isiolo, Migori and Nairobi.
The SRH is a 3 year project implemented by COVAW in 3 sub counties of Narok (South North and East) This project addresses gender inequalities aligned with the National Gender and Equality Commission’s Roadmap. Community dialogues are held aimed at changing the imbalance of power in the communities using COVAW’s SASA model; religious leaders engaged […]
Read MoreCOVAW is implementing a 1 year project in Narok South with funding from Amplify Change.The project is titled addressing cultural practices that are harmful to women and girls sexual and reproductive health in Narok, Kenya.This is in 7 community units namely: Olkinyei, Aitong, Sekenani, Naroosura, Olmekenyu,Naikarra,and Ololulunga. The objective of this project is to strengthen local […]
Read MoreThe Kwale Girls Project is a three year project, that has been working in a consortium of three other organizations: COVAW, Build Africa Kenya and KWEA. The project aims to, have a change in values and beliefs held by community members, and good quality gender sensitive education is accessed by girls. The project is being […]
Read MoreThe Girls Advocacy Alliance (GAA) is a 5-year joint project (2016-2020) led by the Dutch offices of Plan International, Terre des Hommes and Defence for Children – ECPAT and funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The project aims to promote equal rights and opportunities for girls and young women in 10 countries spread across Africa and Asia. In […]
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