Chiwangu says PDM can not only alleviate poverty in Africa but can also create a platform for dialogue between men and women on how to promote positive masculinity and gender equality to solve gender-based violence (GBV) against women and girls on the continent.
Dr. Paulina Chiwangu (R) United Nations (UN) Women country representative looking at some of the crops produced by some of the women the agency supports in Nwoya district. Photos by Lawrence Mulondo
By: NewVision Reporter, Journalist @NewVision
United Nations (UN) Women representative in Uganda Dr Paulina Chiwangu has recommended that Uganda’s Parish Development Model (PDM) programme be replicated in the rest of Africa because, according to her,
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