By Gender Based Violence fighters for GBV victims and Survivors: At CERESAV from our very inception we were set up and will always maintain a clear “GBV central” brand in all that we do from the design, through implementation, monitoring, evaluations, learning and reporting of all our programmes. We seek to remain relevant to and address the realities, and aspirations of the survivors and victims of gender-based violence as the drivers of sustainable economic growth and national transformation.
Mindset Change: We recognize the need to harness the numerical strength of young women and girls, their intelligence and abundant physical energy to transform the situation in our country. All our programmes will start with a baseline assessment of the mindset or prevailing attitude, to decide how best to stimulate positive self-consciousness, personal and collective responsibility, productivity and effective participation for a gender-based violence free space in Uganda.
Inclusive Participation: At CERESAV we are conscious of the growing inequalities in Uganda and the world over, in which the Young girls and women are the most marginalized and the national wealth is owned by very few older persons. We shall therefore always closely watch for the indicators of inclusive growth, and always endeavor to open spaces for women and girl’s participation in shaping for nature and form of inclusion therein.
Creative Innovation: Young girls and women do not only have the most creative and innovative minds, but also derive a lot of satisfaction from spaces that satisfy and facilitate their creativity and innovativeness. Consequently, CERESAV shall promote creativity and innovativeness in all our work and especially so, advocate for polices that promote them. We recognize that Uganda is moving towards ICT. We shall take an advantage of ICT to spearhead our beneficiaries’ innovations and information sharing.