Prioritizing rights of Women, Young People and Children
Through advocacy, capacity building and mobilization, PAWOC helps put the rights of women, young people and children at the heart of programs. We believe meaningful collaboration in planning, designing, implementation, and M and E is key to achieving sustainable and resilient communities.
PAWOC puts vulnerable and marginalized groups key to ensuring communities stand out and attain self reliance.
Rights Into Action
Social inequalities put women, young people and children in grave disadvantage. Malawi is among the poorest countries in the world and access to services and basic needs is neglected as such basic human rights such as the right to inclusive and quality education, right to food, and access to economic empowerment and the safeguarding of such rights often are not promoted, protected and realized.
As PAWOC, our theory of change centers around influencing change through resource mobilization, and raising awareness among policy leaders, development partners, social workers, philanthropists, and communities through advocacy, capacity building, and social mobilization on the need to prioritize the rights and welfare of women, young people, and children in program design, implementation and monitoring, evaluation and learning.
Investing in the rights of women, young people and children in education, agriculture and economic empowerment translates to creating stronger families, economic growth and a sustainable future.
Rights In Action
