Who We Are

Rights 4 Her Uganda is a pioneering ecofeminist organization led by women, dedicated to advancing the intersectionality of women’s rights, environmental sustainability, and climate justice in Uganda. Recognizing the critical role women play in nurturing both communities and the environment, the organization works to amplify women’s voices in addressing pressing societal and ecological challenges. By integrating feminist principles with environmental advocacy, Rights 4 Her Uganda champions holistic approaches that empower women while safeguarding natural resources for current and future generations.

Central to the organization’s mission is the understanding that women and girls often bear the brunt of climate change impacts in Uganda, particularly in rural areas where they are key stewards of natural resources. Rights 4 Her Uganda addresses these inequities through grassroots initiatives that promote environmental education, sustainable livelihoods, and gender equity. By involving women in climate adaptation strategies, the organization ensures their unique perspectives and traditional knowledge contribute to sustainable solutions. These efforts not only protect biodiversity but also enhance the socio-economic resilience of women and their communities.

In its pursuit of justice, Rights 4 Her Uganda also engages in advocacy to influence policy at local, national, and international levels. Through partnerships with civil society, government agencies, and global environmental networks, the organization seeks to create a platform where ecofeminist principles shape climate policies and frameworks. This ensures that Uganda’s environmental future is inclusive, equitable, and sustainable, while placing women at the forefront of climate action.


Our Overall Goal

To create a society where women in their diversity experience equal opportunities, environmental conservation is prioritized, Gender-Based Violence is eradicated, Sexual Reproductive Health Rights are respected and strengthening available response mechanisms at Regional, National and International levels.

At A Glance

Rights 4 Her Uganda (R4HUganda) is an Ecofeminist Women Led Organization focusing on the promotion of the intersectionality of Environmental Sustainability, Climate justice, Women’s Rights, Gender Based Violence (GBV) Prevention and Comprehensive Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) in Uganda. As an Ecofeminists organization led by and for women, R4HUganda is committed to breaking down barriers, hindering inclusivity and the empowerment of vulnerable, marginalized and Structurally silenced women in Uganda.

Our Vision

Empowered womenthriving in a sustainable world where Justice, Inclusivity and Equality prevail for all.

Our Mission

Advancing Women’s Rights, Environmental Sustainability, Climate Justice, Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Prevention, and
promoting comprehensive Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) through advocacy, knowledge creation, education and
community engagement.

Rights4her as an organization

A Fast Growing Institution

At Rights 4 Her Uganda, we are dedicated to empowering women and promoting gender equality in Uganda. Led by our committed Executive Director, our organization focuses on providing women with the tools and resources they need to succeed through education, economic empowerment, and leadership development programs. We believe that by working together, we can create a more inclusive society where every woman has the opportunity to thrive and reach her full potential.

Together, we can build a more equitable and just society where women are empowered to lead and make a difference in their communities.

Winfred Mugambwa

Founder, Executive Director

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The Team Driving Our Activities

Because R4HUganda believes in inclusion and Diversity.

Maria Nalumansi

Finance Manager

Agatha Nabizizi

Programs Officer Women’s Rights

Mac Illakut

Research Associate

Timothy Jacson Mbaziira

Program Officer Environment & Climate Justice

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