PROJECT BACKGROUND Project period, budget, beneficiaries and forms of violence The “Eliminating Sexual and Gender Based Violence Among women and Girls with Disabilities is a USD 439,663, three-year (Jan 2020 and Dec 2022), project implemented in six sub counties in Mayuge district in Eastern Uganda, and targeted girls and women with disabilities between 9 and 59 years, experiencing different forms of violence including but not limited to: ➢ Violence in the family including: intimate partner violence, physical violence, sexual violence, psychological and emotional violence, non- partner and economic violence ➢ Violence in the community including: violence by no-partners (rape/sexual assault), sexual harassment and violence in public places and institutions, violence in schools, workplace and public places Project Context The demographic and health survey conducted in 2016, indicated that Eastern Ugandahas the highest number of cases of GBV with an average of 74% cases. The SouthEastern Regional Police report reveal 1376 cases of GBV recorded in three months in2013, compared to the 2,385 cases registered in 2012. Most GBV cases includephysical and psychological abuse, sexual violence against women, sexual abuse andother abusive traditional practices, marital rape, dowry related violence, incest, nonspousal/child to mother attacks and violence related to exploitation and deprivationof freedom. Data from the U DHS 2016 shows that older women are more likely toreport having experienced recent SGBV than younger women aged 15 to 19. 13% to16% of older women and 5% of younger women reported recent sexual violence Purpose of the Evaluation The purpose of the assignment is to conduct an assessment of the overall project progress and results against the outcomes and indicators of achievement as per project target. Therefore, external evaluator will assess the relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, impact, coherence, and sustainability of the intervention, and the progress made towards achieving its planned objectives. In addition. The evaluation should provide a well-founded comprehensive and concretely argued document, that would clearly spell out the quality of the project and its implementation (Best practices and lessons. For more information:
TOR FOR SHOOTING A DOCUMENTARY ON SGBV AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS WITH DISABILITIES
PROJECT BACKGROUND Eastern Uganda faces extreme poverty and tops the list on GBV compared to other regions (regional police report 2012/13). Around one in five women worldwide is a woman with disability and GBV is compounded by disability-based discrimination, and takes unique forms, causes, results and consequences due to intersection of gender and disability in patriarchal societies hence heightened risk of domestic and sexual violence among women and girls with disability. IDIWA is implementing a project on Eliminating Sexual Gender Based Violence in Mayuge district, purposely to achieve inclusive services for WGDs who are survivors of SGBV in Mayuge district. This is achieved through: empowering WGDs to demand for disability responsive SGBV services, Strengthening mechanisms for protection and response to SGBV among WGDs, Strengthening capacity of IDIWA organs, WGDs organizations and Disabled People’s Organizations, to effectively influence GEWE, and advance progress on Ending Violence Against Women and Girls with Disabilities – EVAW/GWDs at sub national level; and strengthening IDIWA and partners’ resilience to sustainably respond to COVID-19 and other crises while maintaining and adapting to existing interventions to EVAWGDs with focus to the most vulnerable women and girls with disabilities. One of the activities is to record a documentary on SGBV among WGDs. For more information: