CCG 2017 Annual Report

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR
CCG held a number of Meetings both in the universities and with the general population on constitutional literacy and the broad civic education campaign on governance and development in Uganda including key sessions on gender, human rights and oil governance in Uganda.

The major highlight of the year was the training of trainers (TOT) under the addendum project “Deepening Civic Education in Education and Religious Affiliated Institutions of Higher Learning.” This addendum helped CCG to reach out to 8 education and religious affiliated institutions of higher learning and expanded the outreach of civic education engagements to the broader community. This was building on the continuous civic education campaign that CCG has been running in the universities.

OUR WORK 

Constitutional Literacy CCG established a working relationship with Parliament of the Republic of Uganda; Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs and the United Nations Development Programme, Uganda (UNDP) on joint constitutional engagements after the National Conference on the Constitution, held on 6th Nov 2013.

This relationship later resulted into a lot of work in terms of policy analysis, constitutional reforms and the National dialogue on Democracy Day.

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